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In the UK, "Guinness" success was garnered by artist Joe Hill who broke the record for the longest and largest surface area 3D painting which measures 1160.45m2.

Green Party councillor James Abbott says wealthy countries should fund the multibillion dollar Green Climate Fund.

The Captain was informed by Wagner that Natalie was missing but did not allow him to alert the coastguard, the website report claims.

Renowned fashion and lifestyle photographer Perou partners with young homelessness activist James McNaughton to launch homelessness campaign

A captain who had jammed himself in the toilet caused a terrorist scare that very nearly led to a full scale military reaction.

The Vatican is taking legal action against Italian clothing company Benetton over the use of an ad picture showing Pope Benedict XVI kissing a leading imam as part of a new global campaign.

Turkey is the only Islamic country to celebrate gay pride day, and now it has set a new precedent by holding its first ever Queer film festival, which opened in Ankara on Thursday.

Questions surround the police's pre-emptive decision to arrest 179 EDL members to "prevent a breach of the peace".

Occupy Wall Street protesters and police have clashed on a day of bitterness and violence in America’s financial capital.

David Cameron's threat to cut aid funding to countries that do not respect gay rights has been met with hostility by some African nations, who have accused the British Prime Minister of showing a "bullying mentality."

Stephen Lawrence's friend broke down in tears as he told the Old Bailey how "blood was streaming out" of Lawrence after he was attacked.

The new Versace for H&M went on sale Thursday and sent global shoppers into a frenzy.

It costs £60 for 100 grams of the stilton or £608 per kilo and according to Long Clawson Dairy, it has some very famous fans.

The office of the Kuwaiti Prime minister has dismissed reports of hundreds of protesters storming parliament Wednesday night, saying those demonstrating were 'drunk.'

The lawyer representing the Occupy London protest is ready for a High Court showdown on Wednesday should the City of London refuse to enter negotiations.

A poignant trove of memorabilia belonging to 20th century mental asylum patients uncovered by a New York photographer.

Sasha Grey has caused a media storm in the U.S. after she was invited to read to seven to eleven year olds in an elementary school in California.

Thousands of flesh-eating piranhas have infested waters of a popular beach in western Brazil and bitten at least 15 swimmers.

Italian fashion label Benetton has withdrawn a picture showing the Pope kissing a leading imam from its new advertising campaign after the Vatican issued a fierce condemnation.

More than 180 passengers, who should have arrived in Birmingham on Saturday, finally got home Tuesday night.

Private investigator Glennn Mulcaire had allegedly hacked Milly's mobile phone and deleted all the messages to create space for others.

A lawyer for phone hacking victims blasted the 'hellbent' press in his evidence to the Leveson Inquiry.

Basildon Council has warned travellers returning to illegal plots on the Dale Farm site that they could face prison.

The Queen has attended a service at Westminster Abbey to celebrate the 400th year of the King James Bible.

Hugh Grant’s new baby has been protected by a legal injunction following alleged threats from tabloid photographers.

Twenty people have died, 18 of them children, as a heavily overcrowded nursery school bus crashed into a coal truck in northwest China.

A 14-year-old boy from Hardwick, Banbury appeared in Banbury Magistrates’ Court in Oxfordshire today after a woman in her 70s was raped in her own home.

The City of London has issued a final warning to those camping outside St. Paul's Cathedral saying that proceedings will be issued to the High Court if they are not gone by 6pm today

A witness of the murder of Stephen Lawrence told of how a group of white men "collided" with him.