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Madeline McCann Found In India?

An interview with Julian Assange from December 2009 reveals the Wikileak's founder's view on the NOTW hacking scandal at the time.

Only 7 percent of incapacity claimants are sick enough to stay on benefits for good. The results of new and tougher tests show that the vast majority are either fit enough to work or they abandon the application half way through the process. All fresh applicants for the new Employment and Support Allowance (formerly incapacity benefit) must undergo work capability assessments.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg has said that Norway must tolerate views that it doesn't like because not to do so would "undermine the very important provision within democracy that is free speech."

Police have arrested a sixth person in relation to the death of Constable Ronan Kerr.

The odds of winning the lottery are small. Very Small. The odds of winning it twice are near impossible. So imagine the surprise of one family when they went to cash in their third win.

Anders Behring Breivik is probably insane, according to the lawyer defending him but it is still uncertain whether Breivik will plead insanity.

Norwegian police have confirmed that they have put Anders Behring Breivik on suicide watch and are working with police around the world to identify links he may have had abroad.

The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) was the only political party that failed to turn up to Belfast's gay pride festival at Stormont yesterday.

Australia police used pepper spray to overpower an aggressive kangaroo after it attacked a 94-year-old woman as she tended to the laundry in her backyard.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair believes politicians must get their relationship with the media on "better footing".

The father of Anders Behring Breivik has said that his son "should have taken his own life", describing the attacks in Norway as "outrageous".

A South African man presumed by his family to be dead woke up hours later Sunday in a mortuary in a rural part of the country.

In one of the many bizarre statements in his 1,500 page manifesto, Anders Behring Breivik, the man who killed nearly a hundred people in terrorist attacks in Norway on Friday, said he would be willing to work with al-Qaeda and Iran.

Doctors from 50 GP practices in Hertfordshire have agreed to prevent those who smoke or have a high BMI from receiving hip or knee replacement surgery, in a bid to cut costs.

Anders Behring Breivik, the man who has admitted to committing the recent terror attacks in Norway, has made his first appearance in court, behind closed doors.

Health Secretary Andrew Lansley believes pension changes to be "unrealistic", a leaked letter shows.

A murder investigation has been opened by Strathclyde police after a talented young golfer and his sister died in a fire at their home in Scotland.

Tony Blair's protection when he gave evidence at the Iraq War inquiry cost taxpayers almost £500,000.

A lecturers' union have condemned a geographical, educational divide, after new research appears to show "two Britains."

The Norwegian Prime Minister's office in Oslo has been hit by an explosion, shattering windows and causing "deaths and injuries", according to Norwegian police.

Scarlett Lady, Ascot Hat and Gangly Lancer are just some of the latest offerings to come out of the Natural England's Name A Species competition.

Accommodation claims have fallen by 27 percent during the year after the expenses scandal, new figures reveal, prompting MPs to complain that they are subsidising their costs themselves.

Beer has just become officially classified as alcoholic in Russia, after President Dmitry Medvedev signed a bill to try and grasp control on sales of the drink.

Officers have until 9pm tonight to finish questioning a nurse, held on suspicion of murder after five patients have died at a hospital in Stockport.

Scotland Yard have announced that the police team investigating phone-hacking has increased from 45 to 60 officers, amid speculation that the investigation may start to look at other newspapers beside NOTW.

The Bond girl who starred in On Her Majesty's Secret died in April after drinking a corrosive cleaning liquid, a court heard.

Reports that Eurozone leaders have reached a provisional agreement on how to tackle the debt crises in the Eurozone have pushed up global stock markets.

The law firm that Rupert Murdoch claims failed to raise awareness over evidence of police bribes at News International will now be given the chance to give their version of events to police and MP's, after previously being prevented from doing so by client-lawyer confidentiality.