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Dame Kelly Homes, Olympics chamapion, said that Pippa Middleton would promote her charity ahead of London Olympics.

Reality TV show's 2012 lineup gets fresh batch of combustible personalities.

Tottenham are considering joining Chelsea in the hunt for Gary Cahill, following the news Chelsea are currently struggling to come to an agreement, but the defender's wage demands could exceed Spurs' pay structure.

Royal Mail launches first set of Olympic stamps in London 2012 series.

Food is one of the issues she talks about in the magazine. She discusses the pregnancy diet she has been following and how hard it is not to over-indulge.

The woman finds the precious object while picking carrots in her garden.

A poll of 20 hedge fund managers, economists and traders conducted by Reuters predicts that gold prices will fall below $ 1500 an ounce over the first quarter of next year.

Jonathan Ive, Apple's Design Head, has been awarded the coveted Knighthood in the New Year Honours list.

Feuding judges, sensational eliminations, poor ratings and unappealing format have disappointed X Factor fans.

Cheetah the chimpanzee sidekick who starred in the classic Tarzan films of the1930s dies.

There are live pages running on social networking sites, tracking every moment of Santa's fabulous flight.

Police in Birmingham are hunting a robber who dressed as Santa Claus before forcing his way into a family house.

Mark Cavendish, was voted the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award on Thursday night at a ceremony in Manchester.

German fashion designer and creative director of fashion house, Chanel has mentioned that his latest collection, the Paris-Bombay Métiers d'Art describes life during the 19th century India.

2011 has been full of sporting gold from FA Cup and Champions League football to snooker's Judd Trump to the Welsh rugby team who inspired fans with their run in the Rugby World Cup.

A 40-year-old woman has come forward claiming to be the lovechild of legendary TV and radio personality Sir Jimmy Savile.

A discovery timeline of subatomic particles which made particle and nuclear physics so interesting.

The wig worn by Elizabeth Taylor in her most famous role has been sold at auction for £10,300 ($16000).

Sprinter James Ellington, who put himself up for auction on eBay, claims a lack of financial support for athletes could weaken Britain's chances at the London 2012 Olympics.

As part of the new Xbox 360 interface that launched earlier this week, and with Christmas just around the corner, Microsoft is offering a whole host of Xbox Live freebies.

Wesley Sneijder 'idolises' Manchester United, according to Dutch football pundit Marcel van der Kraan, with the playmaker still being connected to a possible move to the club in January.

More than 20,000 children are putting their lives at risk by working in gold mines in Mali, according to a report by Human Rights Watch.

A trillion dollars' worth of gold under the hills of war-torn Afghanistan is set to be mined, as the Afghan government starts its tendering process.

German fashion designer and creative director of Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld launched an India-themed luxury show during the Metiers D'Art Show for Chanel fashion house in Paris on Tuesday. Since 2003, the show has been paying homage to Chanel workshops with high-end couture collections.

Arsene Wenger has quashed reports that he is ready to make a £6 million bid for Marco Fabian, with the Arsenal manager insisting any stories from the Chivas star's family of a deal have been fabricated.

The British Library, in association with online publisher brightsolid, has launched a Web site that could transform the way people use archived issues of newspapers. The new site, called British Newspaper Archive, will offer access to 4 million fully searchable pages featuring more than 200 newspaper titles from every part of the UK and Ireland.

World athletic champion Dai Greene questions the plan to include football in 2012 Olympics.

Spot gold rebounded today as a 2 per cent decline in the previous session attracted buyers however; debt issues in the euro zone and U.S. are expected to keep frailties in place.

From soppy love songs to charity hits with a Christmas theme, we celebrate the artists lucky enough to have worn the Christmas Number One crown.

Sepp Blatter, the absurd head of FIFA has apologised for making remarks which, as far as one can see, where not in fact racist.