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Girl had to be dug out after being hit and trapped beneath bus in Shandong province.

The micro-computer, with the aim of reigniting the UK’s computer industry, will now be manufacturers in the UK too.

Images claiming to be of the Apple iPad mini have surfaced online, showing the new, smaller dock connector port, camera hole and interior.

EGCG, an organic chemical, a key element in green tea, found to be effective in enhancing memory power.

The 2012 Paralympics is in its second week of competition and hosts Great Britain are sitting pretty in third, with 25 gold medals to their name.

The founder of the web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee has launched the inaugural Web Index survey, which measures 61 countries and how they have been impacted by the web.

Never mind the focus on Greece, Chris Clarke explains why UK should leave the European Union.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars expects record sales for a second year owing to high demand from Asian billionaires.

Samsung Galaxy Camera will be available in the UK in the middle of October.

The London 2012 Paralympics approaches the end of its first week with the hosts comfortably placed second in the medals table. Great Britain have 23 gold, 30 silver and 26 bronze. The leaders, China, have 53 gold, 39 silver and 40 bronze

Series of scandals shakes ruling party as China builds up to leadership handover.

Contract to buy three of five main islands from private owners may only increase tensions.

A book review by Jason Beerman in Saturday, 01 September 2012's Toronto Star, reminds me that Communism in theory and practice can be miles apart. The Zenith now translated into English, is a book describing a fictionalized account of the life of Ho Chi Minh by celebrated Vietnamese authoress Duong Thu Huong. Celebrated that is outside Vietnam where, for the most part, Thu Huong and her works do not meet the Government's approval and she now lives in exile in Paris.

Rapper will reportedly join Chris Martin and co on stage at the curtain-closing event.

Australia's central bank keeps an eye on inflation and continuing subdued global outlook.

Dutch bank ING faces deadline to sell-off its Japanese business under agreement from receiving its emergency funding in 2008.

David Weir will look for his second gold of the Games in the 1500m, while Danielle Brown - the first Paralympian to compete at a Commonwealth Games (2010) for England - will defend her individual compound title.

Founder of Moonies, or Unification Church, founded worldwide religious movement on anti-Communist paranoia and strong political ties.

Ellie Simmonds will be back in the pool as she looks for her second gold of the games, while David Weir will begin his title defence in the 1500m.

McLaren's Jenson Button takes pole ahead of the 2012 Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix, with championship leader Fernando Alonso of Ferrari in fifth and defending champion Sebastian Vettel in a disappointing tenth

Andy Murray, Roger Federer and Serena Williams will be in action on day six as we are about halfway through the US Open.

Weak global demand and the eurozone crisis hit manufacturing.

Underwood tried to sell photographs and maps of new US consulate building in Guangzhou.

The country grew at 5.5 percent in the first quarter beating predictions of 5.2 percent growth

The US Open moves into the fifth day and the men's singles event will continue with its second round of play.

The first day of the London 2012 Paralympics proved to be a good one for ParalympicGB athletes who managed to pick up a decent tally of medals.

Former French president could earn nearly a quarter of a million euros for a 45-minute speech.

Judy Chicago talks exclusively to Gianluca Mezzofiore about the state of radical art and the challenges punk feminist band pose to Russian bigotry.

Apart from a huge Airbus deal, China and Germany firm up deals in energy, telecommunications, automobile, health and maritime.

Majority of victims died from carbon monoxide poisoning underground at the Xiaojiawan mine in Panzhihua city.