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Spain's debt yields hit four-month high and Italy's borrowing costs soar amid fresh investor concerns over economies.

David Beckham and Thierry Henry are set to take part in this summer's Major League Soccer (MLS) All-Star game, which is dubbed as the world's first-ever 'smart soccer match', reports the Daily Mail.

From ballgowns designed for Elizabeth the Queen Mother to red carpet creations worn by celebrities like Elizabeth Hurley; "Ballgowns: British Glamour" is an exclusive exhibition showcased by the Victoria & Albert Museum in London starting May.19, 2012.

Premier League heavyweights Arsenal, Tottenham and Liverpool are interested in Lazio's Brazilian midfielder Hernanes.

Former Burnley manager Brian Laws has praised the ease with which Swansea and Norwich have adapted to life in the Premier League and believes they have set a brilliant example for those Championship sides vying for promotion this season.

Robbery suspect falls to death from tower block window in attempt to escape arresting officers.

Local residents say due to the way they are designed, it is impossible to accidentally fall out of a window of the flats in the tower block where the 18-year-old woman died during a police raid.

Protesters in Bahrain continued to demonstrate as tensions over the planned F1 Grand Prix continue to rise.

From Christian preachers like Ted Haggard to the former head of the FBI J.E Hoover, some of the fiercest anti-gays turn out to be homosexuals.

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Young woman fell from her bedroom window before officers arrested a man at the flat in Mulgrave Road, Woolwich.

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Rumours that Iran plans to 'shut down the internet' and replace it with an entirely more controllable national intranet denied.

Footballer will grace cover of July issue, which is due to celebrate London Olympic Games

They might have faltered at the end of the season, but if Tottenham Hotspur continue to progress at the rate they do, then the north London club could well be challenging for top honours next season.

Regional purchasing managers index data shows London's services sector and West Midlands manufacturing as the forces behind the UK economy's positive start to 2012.

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The "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy" Zeddie Little is ruling the net now, but was "the Cigar guy" more charming than him?

U.K. house prices dropped at the slowest pace since June 2010 in March, driven by the better economic prospects and buying ahead of the expiry of stamp duty exemption, according to the latest RICS UK Housing Market Survey.

Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen has followed Wojciech Szczesny's aim to finish as high as possible in the table this season, with the star admitting that people in the street want nothing more than to see Arsenal finish above their rivals in May.

Vedanta Resources has reported a slump in its full-year iron ore output for the year ending March 2012 at 13.8 million tonnes compared to 18.8 million tonnes a year ago, as a ban on mining in the southern Indian state of Karnataka and logistical bottlenecks in Goa continued to bite.

Spurs were beaten 1-2 at home by Norwich while Newcastle beat Bolton 2-0 to draw level with Tottenham in fourth place.

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Former Arsenal midfielder Ray Parlour believes it will be a "disaster" if the Gunners' captain Robin van Persie leaves the London club.

Spanish giants Real Madrid want to bring Chelsea defender Jose Bosingwa to the Santiago Bernabeu in the summer transfer window.

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Spaniard Mikel Arteta scored a spectacular 86th minute winner as Arsenal maintained their grip on third place by beating Manchester City at the Emirates on Sunday.

Bertold Wiesner and his wife Mary Barton founded the Barton fertility clinic in London in the 1940s and they helped women conceive babies by donating sperms

The forecast is that unemployment will continue to rise even if the economy begins to grow.