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Bosnian-born US citizen Adis Medunjanin trained with al-Qaida and in Pakistan.

Cezanne masterpiece, A Card Player, rediscovered after almost 60 years, hogs limelight at Christie's Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale.

Pablo Picasso's 1932 lilac-hued oil painting of his young mistress, Marie-Therese Walter, went for a staggering £65.6 million in New York.

Google Street View Wi-Fi case could be investigated by the UK police, while Marius Milner - the self-titled "hacker" behind the data breaches - has also been identified.

Troops fighting to regain power for ousted leader arrested after clashes with junta soldiers.

1 WTC builders celebrate installing 100th floor on way to Twin Towers successor becoming highest building in US.

Barclays' Bob Diamond and Aviva's Andrew Moss have felt the wrath of angry shareholders in rows over executive pay.

Yahoo has accused Facebook of buying up patents specifically to launch a counterclaim to the legal case it is bringing against the social networking site.

The second annual Comedy Awards took place on 29 April at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City.

When a celebrity couple files for divorce the result is usually a fortunes made and a fortune lost.

World's biggest stock exchange posts big dip in profits, revenue as share trading slows

Clive Palmer signs memorandum of understanding with China's CSC Jinling Shipyard for 21st century version of Titanic.

Researchers find air temperatures near four largest wind turbines in the world have risen significantly.

The long wait for the highly anticipated smartphone of the year - Galaxy S3 - is finally coming to an end, as the release date - 3 May - for the next-gen smartphone from the Korean tech giant draws nearer.

Laura Adshead, before becoming a Benedictine nun, was reportedly dating David Cameron in the early 90's.

Emily keeps a corn snake, a bull python, a Reverse California King Snake, and two Florida Amel King Snakes.

That iconic gambling resort and glamour spot - Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas - was crowded with celebrities on 26 April when the CinemaCon 2012 Big Screen Achievement Awards ceremony was held.

Valeria Lukyanova, an Ukrainian model who turned herself into a real life Barbie, tasted fame over night, turning into an Internet sensation with followers flocking to social networking sites and YouTube channels to see the "real" her.

Photographs from the last ever photo session that former Hollywood glamour icon Marilyn Monroe posed for are now up for auction.

Whitney Houston's mum meets publishers to discuss writing biography about superstar singer who died in the bath.

Thierry Henry has admitted that he would consider going into management at Arsenal, with the Premier League legend saying his love for the club will never go away.

Landmarks such as St Mark's Basilica, Half Dome in Yosemite, Trevi Fountain and the Eiffel Tower can be seen in 3D.

The eighth annual TIME 100 Gala saw all those nominated to the list of the magazine's 100 Most Influential People gather under one roof.

The world's fastest man, Usain Bolt, helped lift Virgin Media's number of superfast broadband customers in the first quarter of 2012.

US food safety and health officials quick to reassure consumers that first case of disease since 2006 poses no risk to public.

Black and white pic of Madonna posing naked on a bed while smoking a cigarette has gone on sale

A 6.3-Litre 1994 Aston Martin Virage Volante, used by the Prince of Wales until 2007-2008, is expected to fetch around £ 70,000 during a Bonhams auction.

German Olympic team uniforms were unveiled in Duesseldorf.

Mitt Romney vows to beat Obama and promises better America in clean sweep of five Republican primaries.

UGNazi hackers have launched a DDoS attack against the CIA official website.