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The hair was recovered from the drain after he stayed at the Carlyle Hotel in New York.

Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva could face up to six months on the side-lines after he sustained a serious knee injury against Chelsea on Tuesday.

Investigations say that Tony Blair government wanted Saif Gadaffi to enroll in Masters course in Oxford. The report also reveals Saif had 'donated' huge sums of money to LSE.

About 20 campaigners were detained while they tried to barge into a West End Office in central London.

X Factor's Misha B's outfits appeared unimpressive at a secret gig.

Average incomes will fall by three percent, taking into account the inflation, this year and in 2012.

The latest weapon in the global war on terror has arrived - biometric facial recognition.

“Get your sleazy hands off public sector workers,” was the cry from leader of the Unitel eader, Len McClusky, at the London rally of striking public sector workers.

Protesters say a poll by the London Evening Standard is good news - despite 48 per cent of replies calling for their removal.

Britain has said it will expel all Iranian diplomats from the country following the storming of the UK embassy in Tehran on Tuesday.

Arsenal can definitely win some silverware this season and their manager Arsene Wenger is 'magic' according to Kolo Toure.

Environment activists were on the march to save the rainforests.

The tomb of acclaimed writer Oscar Wilde was unveiled Wednesday to mark the anniversary of his death in 1900. The stonework of the tomb had suffered damage due to well-wishes planting kisses on its surface.

A major Chinese city has plans for a "Good Samaritan" law after a toddler died in a hit-and-run ordeal.

Tottenham Hotspur could welcome yet another former Arsenal star to White Hart Lane after Harry Redknapp admitted he is considering a move for Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka.

The step was taken after protesters stormed and ransacked British embassy and a residential compound in Tehran. Britain said it was outraged by the attacks and warned of "serious consequences."

Arsenal look set to miss out on long-term target Eden Hazard after Inter Milan stepped up their pursuit of the Lille play-maker.

A video of another white woman racially abusing a fellow passenger has surfaced online just a day after Emma West, 34, of New Addington, Croydon, appeared in court over a video that captured her racist rant on board a south London tram.

A set of previously unseen Pablo Picasso etchings worth £1 million have been donated to the British Museum in London.

Procter & Gamble (P&G), a major consumer goods manufacturer, has announced the name of 11 British Olympic athletes who will act as ambassadors for some of its best known brands, such as Gillette, in the run up to the 2012 London Olympic Games.

Za Za Bazaar, now officially Britain's largest restaurant, opened its doors on Tuesday, in Bristol, with promise of more than 2,000 dinners a night.

England is expected to witness major disruption in services on Wednesday.

A second video clip of abuse aboard a commuter train has gone viral.

Arsenal and Chelsea target Jordy Clasie is working out the details of a contract extension with his current club, according to technical director Martin van Geel.

Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp has admitted he faces a difficult balancing act in keeping all of his players happy ahead of the January transfer window.

Arsene Wenger has revealed that Arsenal were chasing Owen Hargreaves before he made the move to Manchester United, with the manager admitting that his £17 million fee was too expensive for the north London club.

The pop star has confirmed via Twitter that he will perform on the X Factor’s this weekend

Chancellor George Osborne announced on Tuesday that £100 million will be spent by the government to boost broadband coverage in London, Belfast, Edinburgh and Cardiff.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has expressed his anger at the “incredible” fixture congestion that his team are being forced to negotiate but concedes he is unsure who is responsible for the pileup.

Around two million public sector workers across Britain will down tools on November 30 in some of the biggest industrial action since the 1926 general strike - all taking part in 200 events across the country listed on the False Economy website.