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BP still faces several settlement cases from the affected parties in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill such as the US government, Gulf states and drilling partners.

The study is of intense interest as the end of Mayan civilisation was linked to the possible apocalypse expected to hit the world by the end of 2012.

Tests on mice show vaccine blocks 'hit' of heroin and leads to sharp fall in consumption.

Doctored photos of the presenter posted on the EDL's official Facebook page show him emblazoned with the group's emblem.

Google's new privacy policy, which was announced a month ago, has taken a new turn after Attorneys General (and other ranking legal officials) from 36 states and territories of the U.S. sent a letter, on Wednesday, to Google CEO, Larry Page, expressing concerns over the company's new unified privacy policy.

Apparently, a video showing an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) landing near the famed Roswell crash site in New Mexico has surfaced and is rapidly doing the rounds on the Internet.

Mass extinction of species warning lodged by International Union for Conservation of Nature.

Javier Hernandez is used to be compared with Manchester United's legendary super sub Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, with the young striker currently starring off the bench for Sir Alex Ferguson.

International Red Cross asks Syrian regime and rebels to observe daily ceasefires to allow aid through to Homs.

Hackers post hundreds of email messages online, detailing attempts to modify climate change bill in favour of mining industry.

Gang clashes in Monterrey prison leave 44 inmates dead - but jail authorities cannot say who they are.

The researchers at the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI) are confident that contact with intelligent alien civilizations may soon be a reality.

"The space elevator will be built about 50 years after everyone stops laughing," said science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, a long time ago.

The Olympics are drawing ever closer... and to mark the occasion, American soft drinks major Coca-Cola has launched its global television advertisement for the 2012 London Olympics!

Javier Hernandez has heralded Ryan Giggs being given a new contract at Manchester United, with the young striker insisting that the side will fight to the last day of the season for the title.

With the Anti-Acta 11 February Day of Action looming, the International Business Times UK looks at why Anonymous, the Pirate Party and activists in general are so up in arms.

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp admits he is "flattered" by the clamour to appoint him as the next manager of England following Fabio Capello's resignation, on a day Manchester United's Sir Alex Ferguson described Redknapp as "the best man" for the job.

A part of the wider Anti-Acta movement, within the UK protests have been confirmed in London Glasgow and Nottingham.

Record $4bn haul of pure methamphetamine may be linked to Sinaloa or Los Zetas cartels

Seal allegedly shoved his wife during breakup row.

Czech PM Petr Necas warns of danger to free information in move that mirrors Poland and Slovakia reluctance to accept copyright regulations.

On the occasion of Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee, which marks 60 years of her reign as Head of State of the United Kingdom and 15 other Commonwealth realms, an exhibition of 60 press photographs is on show at Windsor Castle.

Sixty photographs portraying the Queen's 60's years as a ruler are displayed to celebrate her Diamond Jubilee. The Queen 60 Photographs will be held at Windsor Castle from February 4 to October 28.

Tottenham were always going to be busy on deadline day, with Harry Redknapp happy to openly discuss a wide range of players the club had been connected to, and so as January 31st hit, the side went into full throttle shoring up their targets.

High-profile musical couple Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are reuniting! Let's not get too excited though... the couple are only doing so for their talent show - "¡Q'Viva! The Chosen"...

Apple CEO Tim Cook has defends his company after The New York Times posts a damning story describing the working conditions of its employees.

Researchers from the Texas A&M University at Galveston claim to have got a clue to how marine life was formed on the Earth.

Drugs smuggled into US in hallowed-out books 'delivered by mistake'.

Gulf of Mexico environmental disaster compensation will not apply to subcontractors Transocean and Halliburton, though they may still face punitive damages claims.

After one resignation over moral concerns about a London 2012 sponsor, IBTimes UK looks at who else is giving cash.