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South Africa: 'Sugar Daddies' infect 1-in-4 Schoolgirls with Aids Virus
Health minister Aaron Motsoaledi slams 'sugar daddies' for infecting children with HIV.
Bee Sting Venom Can Halt HIV, Say Doctors
The sting of a bee could prove a breakthrough in the fight against HIV infection.
London Man Dies After Being Rammed by Shopping Trolley
Michael Buckley suffered a heart attack after having his hip broken when he was rammed to the ground by a fellow shopper in Marks & Spencer.
Miley Cyrus Split Rumours: Singer Clears Air on Twitter
Miley Cyrus pours scorn on rumours that her engagement to Hunger Games' Chris Hemsworth is off.
HIV Baby Cured: US Doctors Claim Early Drug Treatment Beats Virus [VIDEO]
Doctors in US claim functional cure of two-and-a-half year old girl.
Gay Black Mayoral Candidate Marco McMillian Killed in Mississippi
Police investigating murder of Democrat candidate for Clarksdale after body found near Mississippi River levee
Joan Rivers Blasted by Anti-Defamation League over Heidi Klum Holocaust Comments
Jewish comedian raises eyebrows by comparing supermodel Heidi Klum to a Nazi.
Songo Fipaza and Cape Epic: South Africa's Township Youth Riding on One Man's Hope
Songo charity trains impoverished youngsters from Kayamundi township for 435-mile Cape Epic mountain bike marathon.
Prince Harry Makes Fat Cakes and Learns Sign Language on Lesotho Visit
Harry visited Sentebale, a charity he set up to help orphans in Lesotho.
Chris Brown: Rihanna has Forgiven my Mistakes
Please Don't Judge Me hitmaker talks about controversial reconciliation with RiRi for first time.
Mystery of Freddie Mercury's Final Resting Place Solved?
Memorial in Kensal Green Cemetery could provide clue to mystery of Queen frontman.
HIV Infections on Rise in UK as Gay Men Shun Safe Sex
26 per cent rise in the number of gay men having unprotected sex leads to 76 percent rise in HIV cases since 1990
Pope Benedict XVI Resigns: Papal Leader's Foreign Visits in Photos
Pope Benedict XVI has announced his resignation from the Papacy and becomes the first in over 600 years to take this step
Pope Benedict XVI Resigns: Legacy May be More Liberal Than His Past
Reputation of 'God's rottweiler' defined Pope Benedict's past but tenure at Vatican may set a path for Church future.
Nigeria: Polio Health Workers Killed by Motorbike Gunmen
Islamist militant group Boko Haram blamed for two separate attacks on vaccination teams in Kano.
New York Fashion Week 2013: What to Expect from Fall Collections [PHOTOS]
The Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week starts at Manhattan's Lincoln Centre with designers presenting Fall 2013 collections
Iran: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's Career Reaches Nadir Amid Shoe Attacks and Public Humiliations
Umberto Bacchi reveals that the Iranian leader is having to dodge shoes in Cairo and brickbats in Tehran.
New Google Glasses to Transmit Sound Through Skull
The new augmented reality glasses from Google will transmit sound through bone tissue in the skull, bypassing the need for conventional headphones.
Kate Middleton Asks Mum to be Royal Nanny
Secret plans for the Duchess of Cambridge's mother to help out with the new royal infant.
Aids Cure Breakthrough Hopes High among Australian Scientists
HIV protein modified to 'protect not replicate' at Queensland Institute for Medical Research.
Five Tiny Islands, Three Smaller Rocks and One Very Poisoned Atmosphere - A Take on the Senkaku/Diaoyu Dispute
On 16 December 2012 with voter turnout at just over 59 per cent, the lowest since the Second World War, the opposition Liberal Democratic Party trounced Yoshihiko Noda's Democratic Party of Japan to win the most seats in the House of Representatives, the Lower House in the National Diet, and so return to their usual dominance as Japan's ruling party - and probably a dominance more conservative than ever under the strongly right-wing Shinzo Abe!
Nigeria: Benin University Professor Isaiah Ibeh Criticised for HIV/Aids 'Cure'
School of Basic Medical Science academic claims to have developed herbal cure for Human Immunodeficiency Virus.
Prince Harry Designs Garden for his Late Mother Diana, Princess of Wales
The prince has helped create a landscape for the Chelsea flower show in honour of his mother.
US Porn Makers Claim Condom Cover-Up Would Hit Bottom Line
Big industry players take county to court, claiming that a new law requiring porn stars to wear condoms is unconstitutional and would hit profits.
Miss Universe 2012: Contestants Look Stunning in Colourful Evening Gowns [SLIDESHOW]
The Evening Gown competition at Miss Universe 2012 has been held in Las Vegas.
Children Starting Swimming Earlier are Smarter - Griffith Institute for Educational Research
Getting kids into the pool at an early age could be beneficial for more than just the physical side of their growth, as recent medical studies have shown that children who start swimming at an early age tend to develop cognitive skills more quickly as well.
Mexican Felons Would Rather Watch Javier Hernandez Than Commit Crime
Police say crime rate plummets when United's Mexican striker is in action.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Visits Mumbai Hospital as UNAIDS Envoy
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan marked World AIDS Day by visiting a hospital in Mumbai as the United Nations HIV/AIDS ambassador, over two months after taking up the role.
World Aids Day 2012 Observed Around the World [PHOTOS]
Since the first cases of HIV/Aids were reported in 1981, the incurable disease has claimed more than 25 million lives.
Japan's Industrial Output Jumps 1.8% in October
Japan's factory output gains for first time in four months while government announces fresh stimulus measures.