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It's a miracle that the baby is alive, a source has told the Sun.

According to a report revealed by the industry magazine eGaming Review, Facebook has been in talks with around 20 senior gaming experts, operators and consultants including executives from PokerStars, 888 and Gamesys.

"I'm nothing but a bloody amoeba," the Duke reportedly complained when the Queen ascended the throne in 1952

Yates, who resigned from his post in the Met Office in July following his alleged role in the News of the World phone-hacking investigation, has been asked to overhaul the police service to ensure its procedure meets international human rights standards, reported the Daily Telegraph.

After the recent "Big Chills" or rather severe winters faced by the country especially in the last two years, the preparations come in advance to avoid widespread chaos after many parts of the county were hit by significant snowfall last year before the end of November.

A bridegroom from London set a hotel on fire over a dispute over bar bill.

The Ikwro research, carried out between July and November, reveals the collective figures for the first time in the UK as gathered by 39 police forces for honour-based violence.

The most fascinating people of 2011.

Till now, as many as six members of the British armed forces have been or are being prosecuted over allegations of abusing or wounding Afghan civilians since March last year.

A study by a bank reveals that women and southerners in UK are saving more cash in banks.

The Gulnare Freewill Baptist Church in Kentucky has allegedly voted to deny interracial couple from becoming members

Jeremy Clarkson’s ‘joke’ on the One Show about shooting the striking public sector workers in front of their family was given the thumbs up by producers before the show.

20 people arrested on suspicion of belonging to banned Islamic extremist.

The social networking site has blocked users from adding the town of Effin, in Country Limerick, as a place of residence because the town name is deemed to be offensive.

An Iranian cleric has warned the EU and UN not to tie themselves to "the rotten rope of Britain" at a Friday prayer service in Tehran.

The release of Spy Files by Wikileaks is just the first stage of tackling the global problem of civilian surveillance, according to Privacy International founder, Simon Davies.

A man was shot in the bum by his dog while on a duck hunting trip in Utah.

With "experts" now poo pooing the Mayan December, 2012 doomsday prophecy the IBTimes has chosen to celebrate the fact the world will keep-turning yet another year, offering you the lucky reader a breakdown of the top 10 most entertaining defunct doomsday prophecies.

A celebrity divorce lawyer told a filling clerk he would "kick that baby out of her stomach" because he did not want to pay her maternity leave.

With the Mayan's December end of the world prediction causing a few "special" people to sweat, experts have come forward to calm the populace, confirming the world will survive to see the 25th.

The U.S.-based Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has slammed a new campaign by Israel's Ministry of Absorption to entice expat Israelis to return home.

A porcupine loves his corn on the cob so much, he breaks into a series of squeals when someone tries to take it away.

A convicted thief who’s serving an 18-month sentence at Camp Hill Prison on the Isle of Wight uploaded pictures of himself in his cell and publicly complained about the Wi-Fi.

Ohio State University College of Medicine have concluded that early sexual experiences during the development of the brain.

Five men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after illegal immigrants travelling from Libya to Italy were thrown overboard in a voodoo ritual.

London Overground staff will be get a 25 percent wage hike for working during the Olympics and Paralympics.

A Marks and Spencer lingerie advert has been banned by the Advertising Standard Authority for being "overtly sexual" and "social irresponsible."

The city of Recife in Brazil is believed to be the highest consumer of whiskey in the world in terms of per capita consumption.

Private conversations between Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his wife have been secretly recorded, according the Turkish EU Minister.