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Turning from its previous Indian suspicions, reports have emerged suggesting US authorities now suspect China as the culprit behind a recent cyber attack targeting commission employees' emails.

John James Audobon's 'The Birds of America' expected to sell for more than $7 million.

Gone are the days when the Internet and social media sites like Facebook and Twitter used to be flooded with the latest images of planking, owling or horsemaning. Meet the new internet craze - Tebowing which has captured the entire world from London to New York in frenzy.

New Fathers 4 Justice 'Superhero Squad' threatens to turn rowing venue Dorney Lake purple

Marouane Chamakh is set to stay at Arsenal for the winter at least, with the striker insisting that he is happy at the Emirates despite receiving limited game time in favour of Robin van Persie.

New Zealand farmers urge Olympic Games organisers to add sheep shearing to list of events.

Figures obtained by IBTimes UK reveal how much delay costs the London Underground in refunds.

Which lucky celebrities have the sparkliest rock of all?

Occupy London protesters refused appeal against decision to evict them from encampment outside St Paul's Cathedral.

Vitamin D supplements could improve age-related problems with eyesight, study finds.

Maritime history has more than one instance of Schettino-like captains who put their lives before that of the passengers or simply left people to the mercy of fate.

SC Internacional are yet to receive an official offer for purported Arsenal and Tottenham target Leandro Damiao, amid speculation the young Brazilian striker is close to finalising a move to Paris Saint-Germain.

Shipping lines already struggling against eurozone crisis and global economic slowdown, warn experts.

Syria, Iran, Uzbekistan, North Korea and China to get invitations to 2012 games opening ceremony

The London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony coincides with a busy holiday weekend.

London-Miami passengers told to brace for emergency landing in the sea 'a mistake', says airline.

London 2012 Olympics not compromised after police officer leaves restricted documents on Dartford train, says Met.

The agent of Eric Abidal has informed The International Business Times that the veteran Frenchman "will never sign with Arsenal" following news on Tuesday the Frenchman has extended his contract at Barcelona.

Carlo Ancelotti has revealed that Dimitar Berbatov has been offered for sale by his agent this January, with the Manchester United striker reportedly considering going somewhere where he can receive more game time.

Olympics chaos continues as ticket resale limited to organisers and will not be available to public till April.

Police evict anti-war protesters to end 10-year encampment outside Houses of Parliament

The Royal Academy of Art in London is featuring an exclusive exhibition dedicated to the spectacular landscape works of English painter-photographer, David Hockney.

As the London 2012 Olympic Games are drawing closer, luxury brands are competing with each other in order to bag the biggest athletes to feature in their campaigns.

According to the publisher, people read the book and then decide to discard it.

The eurozone debt crisis is back in full swing after talks between the debt laden Greek government and its private creditors collapsed just before the weekend.

Olympics organisers and ticket agency at odds over restarting re-sale of unwanted London 2012 tickets.

Festival-goers will soon have to wear microchipped wristbands in an attempt to wipe out ticket fraud and touting, but the technology has gained criticism from Glasonbury promoter Michael Eavis.

West End store expect sales to soar because of Queen's Diamond Jubilee and Olympics.

As Arsenal continue to look for defensive back up during the transfer window, former Gunners star George Graham has touted the possibility of signing Chris Samba.

London-based What On Earth says going organic is all about choice as it notches up 50% revenue increase.