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Many Celebrities Were on News of the World Radar: Report
Those who were clandestinely followed by the newspaper included Prince William, Catherine Middleton, Hugh Grant, Sienna Miller and Jude Law, according to reports.
Student Protests And Occupy is Fine But What About Human Morality?
I’m fortunate to have a platform on which I can be opinionated. I try to write once a week on subjects that I feel passionate about in a personal capacity; it’s one of the perks of working in journalism.
Occupy Wall Street Celebrates its First (Muslim) Wedding [PHOTOS/VIDEO]
As well as showing their contempt for globalised capitalism and bankers' bonuses, Occupy protesters have also found love and met their soulmates, as a spate of Occupy weddings testifies.
Thierry Henry Makes Arsenal Return
Thierry Henry has returned to Arsenal to train with the club, after his American side New York Red Bulls were defeated by LA Galaxy in the MLS finals.
Fans, Friends Bid Farewell to 'Over-Weight Lover' Heavy D
The legendary actor-rapper will be laid to rest at Grace Baptist Church of Mount Vernon in New York.
Pilot Locked in Toilet Causes Terror Scare
A captain who had jammed himself in the toilet caused a terrorist scare that very nearly led to a full scale military reaction.
Occupy Wall Street: Arrests in New York as Protesters March on Stock Exchange
Occupy Wall Street protesters and police have clashed on a day of bitterness and violence in America’s financial capital.
Beyonce Shares Top Secret Wedding Footage With Fans
The singing sensation has made public parts of her 2008 top secret nuptials to Jay Z 2008 in a new concert Dvd
Versace’s Global Range for H&M Sells Out in 30 minutes
The new Versace for H&M went on sale Thursday and sent global shoppers into a frenzy.
Occupy London: Protesters Prepare for a High Court Showdown
The lawyer representing the Occupy London protest is ready for a High Court showdown on Wednesday should the City of London refuse to enter negotiations.
Secrets of an American Mental Asylum Revealed
A poignant trove of memorabilia belonging to 20th century mental asylum patients uncovered by a New York photographer.
Occupy Wall Street: 84-Year-Old Victim of Police Brutality Speaks Out
The 84-year-old Occupy Seattle protester reportedly attacked and pepper sprayed by police has a released a statement attacking police's strong-arm tactics.
Eurozone Crisis: Tories Forced into Corner Over Robin Hood Tax
The prime minister, David Cameron, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, are being attacked at home and abroad over their decision to oppose an EU Financial Transaction Tax (FTT).
Al Qaeda and the FARC In Drug Alliance
A Malian man faces up to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to trafficking cocaine in a bid to fund the activities of Al-Qaeda and FARC guerrilla fighters in Columbia, US prosecutors said.
World's Biggest Yellow Diamond Sold for £7.8 Million
The largest yellow diamond known in existence has been sold for a massive £7.8m million. The auction house, Sotheby's, estimated that the accurately named Sun-Drop diamond would be valued at somewhere between $11 million to $15 million.
Osama bin Laden Was a Sensitive Man, Says al-Zawahiri
Slain al Qaida leader Osama bin Laden has been described by the new al Qaida chief al-Zawahiri as 'sensitive' man.
Rare Diamond Sold for £6.89 million
Sotheby's auctioned world's largest yellow diamond for £6.89 million.
Occupy Wall Street Evictions: NYPD Defy Court Order and Won’t Open Zuccotti Park
Justice Lucy Billings issued a restraining order under the Supreme Court of the United States which enabled protesters to stay at Zuccotti Park which the New York Police Department are refusing to acknowledge.
Occupy London: Protesters Facing Fresh Legal Action to Remove Them From St. Paul's
City of London Corporation is renewing legal action to remove Occupy London protesters from outside of St Paul's Cathedral, describing its talks with protesters as having got "nowhere".
Occupy Wall Street: Judge Rules Eviction Illegal
Lawyers for the protesters have obtained a temporary restraining order which will stop anyone from evicting the Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park permanently, with a judge ruling the eviction early Tuesday morning as illegal.
Occupy Wall Street Eviction: Protesters Abandon Zuccotti Park in Favour of Foley Square
Occupy Wall Street protesters look set on abandoning their old camp at Zuccotti Park after being ‘temporarily’ evicted for sanitation purposes in favour of a new camp at Foley Square.
Occupy Wall Street: New York Police Move into Evict Protesters
The police began evicting the Occupy Wall Street protesters in New York this morning at around 2am local time, barring the press from entry and threatening to remove press passes should anyone come close.
Muslims in New York Hit Back Against Police 'Spying'
Muslim community leaders are openly teaching people how to identify police informants, and briefing them on their legal rights, reports the Associated Press.
Jennifer Lopez Becomes a Cougar, Dates Toy-Boy Backing Dancer
Jennifer Lopez joins the likes of Demi Moore and Madonna after falling for 25-year-old backing dancer.
Strauss-Kahn’s Wife Reported Considering Divorce over new Prostitution Scandal
Despite trying to keep a low profile, Dominique Strass-Kahn continues to be in the spotlight after the ex-IMF chief was hit by a new scandal, with sources saying it is all becoming too much for his wife, Anne Sinclair.
Thierry Henry: Premier League Comeback an Option for Arsenal superstar
Thierry Henry says he wouldn't close the door on a move into coaching after hanging up his boots for the last time, with the Arsenal legend refusing to rule any club out of his future endeavours.
Madonna Grooves at 53 During Dance Night
The American singer Madonna showed that she is still fresh to groove even at the age of 53 in New York.
Dennis Ross Resigns as Obama's Middle East Adviser
Obama's Middle East advisor, Dennis Ross, has stepped down from his position after nearly four years of service.
Occupy Wall Street Protesters Begin March on Washington
Protesters from the Occupy Wall Street movement have embarked on a march to Washington DC to protest the potential extension of the Bush-era tax-cuts.
Is Benjamin Netanyahu 'a Liar'?
A leaked exchanged between Nicolas Sarkozy and US president Barack Obama, in which French president allegedly called Israeli Prime Minister "a liar" provoked a mediastorm. But does Benyamin Netanyahu have a reputaion for duplicity?