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The Occupy protesters have been asked to leave by St Paul’s Cathedral to leave and have closed its doors to the public.

It's the fifth anniversary of the NFL in London. Providing the visual entrainment before and during the game will be the Tampa Bay Buccaneer Cheerleaders. But what's life like as a cheerleader. How much do they get paid? And have there been any famous cheerleaders of old?

An arms dealer, who was caught buying weapons for the Real IRA during an MI5 undercover operation, has been jailed for 12 years.

Having been dethroned as king of the phone makers, Nokia has put all its eggs in one basket, tying its future to Microsoft's underdog Windows Phone OS, tech analysts say.

Stuart Pearce has opened the door for Wayne Rooney and Ryan Giggs to compete at the London Olympics.

Libyan authorities and Western leaders hailed Muammar Gaddafi's death as a victory, claiming it is now time to focus on reconstruction efforts, but despite scenes of Jubilation inside and outside Libya, the future of the country is still very uncertain.

Global political leaders have paid tribute to the Libyan people for standing up to the regime.

The exhibition for the prestigious contemporary art award the Turner Prize has started in Gateshead.

Following the release of the iPhone 4S and iOS 5 last week, it has been the personal voice-activated assistant Siri that has captured the headlines. Siri is only available on the new iPhone 4S, leaving owners of older models in the dark, so here at the IBTimes we've found a few alternatives to bring Siri to your older iPhone.

Chelsea 5-0 Genk. As the gulf between Europe's haves and have-nots increases, mismatches as comprehensive as this are likely to grow more frequent. Chelsea rotated their first-team, resting the likes of John Terry, Juan Mata and Didier Drogba yet still eased to a 5-0 victory over Genk, comfortably equalling their biggest win the Champions League.

With the London branch of the Occupy protests camped on its door steps, St. Paul's Cathedral has issued a statement suggesting protesters should think of the long term damage their actions are inflicting on St. Paul's ability to operate.

UEFA Champions League 2011. European giants Barcelona, Chelsea and Arsenal moved a step closer to qualification for the Champions League knockout stages as they eased to victories over Viktoria Plzen, Genk and Marseille respectively.

An undercover police officer who infiltrated an environmental campaign group later he took part in a criminal trial under a false name and lied under oath with the knowledge of police chiefs, it was claimed.

A Metropolitan Police dog Obi, who has won many hearts for his bravery acts after having suffered a fractured skull during the London riots in August this year, received a special animal bravery award from the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) at the House of Lords on Tuesday.

Watch live online coverage of Arsenal's UEFA Champions League Group F match against Marseille. Live online/TV coverage: In the U.K., ITV1 will show live coverage and highlights from 1930. Live commentary is also available on BBC Radio 5 Live. In the U.S., Fox Sports will show the match from 1430 ET.

Watch live online coverage of Chelsea's UEFA Champions League Group E match against Genk. Live online/TV coverage: In the U.K., Sky Sports 2 will show live coverage and highlights from 1930. Live commentary is also available on BBC Radio 5 Live.

The writers of the film “Gone in 60 seconds?”, where a team of thieves stole 50 cars in a night, may have to rethink their storyline for a sequel.

A woman has been crushed to death in a nightclub in Northampton, with at least eight others injured.

The latest "honey trap" accusation comes in the form of 26-year-old Russian Ekaterina "Katia" Zatulivete, who is accused of spying on the UK whilst maintaining a four-year affair with the 65-year-old Liberal Democrat MP Mike Hancock.

UEFA Champions League: Marseille v Arsenal Preview & Team News. A happy, united Arsenal will look to leapfrog Marseille into top spot in Group F when they face the French side in the Stade Velodrome Wednesday night.

Beats by Dr. Dre headphones might be opening a specialist store in London's trendy Shoreditch, following the brand's success in coming from America to the UK.

Londoners will see a new future unfold with the official launch of automatic and driverless laser-lit pods transporting passengers around the Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5 from today.

American pop star Britney Spears has released her fourth single from the album "Femme Fatale," and the accompanying video. The video was shot in London in September, and features several steamy scenes with her current beau, Jason Trawick.

Twitter yesterday vowed to keep the anonymity of its users and to ensure a full service was always available, even during times of unrest.

The European Union's top court ruled that scientists cannot patent stem cell techniques that use human embryos for research, setting back potential treatments for a range of disorders.

A handwritten letter from former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, addressed to an unknown drummer, is all set to be auctioned off in London. The letter, it is believed, was an invitation to the drummer for an audition, ahead of a spot in the band.

Julian Barnes won the Man Booker Prize for his novel "The Sense of an Ending" after missing out on three previous occasions.

The ‘Occupy London’ demonstrating outside St. Pauls Cathedral who are protesting against capitalism may have to move and set up a base elsewhere if their following becomes too big.

The shadow defence secretary, Jim Murphy, has told the prime minister, David Cameron, to lay out “the full truth and all the facts” after he refused to take questions in parliament following the report surrounding the relationship between Liam Fox and Adam Werritty.

A University lecture rpleaded guilty to possession of four types of drugs after the death of a 15-year old girl during a party at his home in West London.