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English Speaking ‘Forest Boy’ First Words. "I'm alone in the world. I don't know who I am. Please help me." Those are the haunting words of the 17 year old boy named Ray that has been discovered living rough in a forest in Germany for the past five years

A study conducted by scientists at John Hopkins University and Imperial College London have found a way of preventing HIV from damaging the immune system.

In an attempt to settle the phone-hacking scandal that led to closure of the News of the World, its owner Rupert Murdoch's News International has reportedly offered £3 million to the family of the murdered teenager Milly Dowler, whose voicemails were unlawfully seized.

A court injunction has been granted to a group of travellers attempting to avoid being evicted from a controversial settlement at Dale Farm in Essex.

West Midlands police have arrested six men in Birmingham at their or close by their homes, as part of a large intelligence-led-terrorism operation.

A group of 30 scientists, including Sir David Attenborough and Richard Dawkins, are urging the government to toughen its guidance on the promotion of creationism in classrooms, saying it is sometimes portrayed as a scientific theory by "religious fundamentalists" working in publicly funded schools.

A Facebook page set up mocking the four Welsh miners who were found dead on Friday has caused outrage in the Welsh mining community with the police now investigating the slurs that will no doubt cause much distress and pain to a community still grieving their loss.

German police authorities are convinced that the story of a teenage boy, to have come from the woods, is "credible".

A joint investigation initiated by South Wales Police, Wales Office and the Health and Safety Executive, have launched to probe the Gleision Colliery tragedy

UK based scientist sealed himself in an airtight box along with 150 plants said; the plants have to provide me oxygen to keep me alive for two days.

Following the discovery of the bodies of the four trapped miners at the flooded Gleision Colliery in Wales, the Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan has announced an inquiry into what happened.

German police authorities are puzzled after a 17 year old boy, who said that he has no idea where he belonged to or who he was.

A 21-year-old soldier was shot dead at the military practice ground in Kent, who was also to become a father.

California student holds a world record of having longest tongue.

Declining Cancer Rates in U.S. Direct Consequence of Dramatic Fall in Smoking. The declining rates of cancer in America are the direct consequence of U.S cities becoming tougher on smokers. U.S citizens are now turning away from smoking and as a direct results U.S citizens are becoming healthier.

Sarah Palin’s husband Todd Palin has launched a scathing attack on Joe McGinniss, the author of The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin. Todd Palin has branded the book a pack of lies after it was alleged that Sarah Palin took cocaine, smoked marijuana and had two affairs, one with Todd Palin’s business partner Brand Hanson and one with former NBS star Glenn Rice.

Top 10 Drug and Sex Scandals in Politics. Here we looked at drug and sex scandals that have rocked politics. Thee scandals include President George W. Bush, President John F. Kennedy, Silvio Berlusconi, Dominique Strauss Kahn, Sarah Palin and President Clinton

UK has tightened rules effectively curbing immigration.

As with most climate change articles it must be stressed that this writer does not believe climate change is made up.

The Government Equalities Office on Wednesday said it is committed to develop a fairer and more flexible labor market that draws on the talents of all to build a stronger economy as part of the country's growth agenda.

According to a new book by Joe McGinniss titled ‘The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin,’ the former governor of Alaska dabbled in cocaine and carried extra marital affairs with her business partner. It is also alleged that Sarah Palin had a ‘fetish’ for American men.

The research shows that the parents lose out on time due to working schedule and this causes a distress among children. In a bid to make up with their children, parents buy expensive gadgets, gifts and branded cloths for them

Pope Benedict XVI could end up at the Hague after human rights lawyers and victims of clergy sexual abuse filed a complaint Tuesday calling for the International Criminal Court in The Hague to investigate and prosecute the catholic cleric along with three other top Vatican officials for crimes against humanity and covering up and condoning the rape and sexual assault of children by priests.

Prime Minister David Cameron announced a plan yesterday to cut the benefits of those who are willing to learn English.

As the National Transitional Council leaders still struggle to assert control over Libya, they have now pledged "moderate" Islamic rule, however without police patrolling the streets to provide security, the country still fighting Gaddafi loyalists, threats of internal divisions and rebels forces accused of war crimes, religion it seems should be downgraded to a lesser priority for the government.

The Beds and Herts Major Crime Unit rescued 24 slaves yesterday by pouncing into the traveler’s site during a raid at Greenacres in Leighton Buzzard.

As the remnants of hurricane Katia are heading to the UK, habitants and travellers alike have been warned against high and powerful winds of up to 80mph accompanied by heavy rains.

All the weeks pictures from the world of news for the 5-9 September. This week has seen Ed Miliband turn his back on the unions, the phone hacking scandal increase pressure on James Murdoch as well as England beating Wales in European Championship qualifier as well as the 9/11 documentary which showed the months, days and moments after the death of Al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden.

The news adds to the growing spread of lawsuits spreading throughout the tech industry.