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US Has Most Women Prisoners
The US houses a third of all women prisoners followed by China.
Scottish Lawyer Paul McBride Found Dead in Pakistan
Leading Mr McBride apparently died of cardiac arrest, but police have recovered empty bottles of liquor and covers of diazepam tablets from his room.
Pakistan Acid Attack Film Highlights Growing Social Problem
Saving Face documentary on taboo issue of acid attacks takes Hollywood by storm and brings issue into the open.
The WikiLeaks GiFiles: Stratfor Says Attack on Iran a Euro Crisis Diversion
Stratfor emails hacked by Anonymous suggest rumours of Israeli attack on Iran used by EU as distraction from financial crisis.
India Winning Fight Against Polio, Say Health Experts
World Health Organisation declares India free of endemic polio but must wait two more years for all-clear.
Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar in UK; Looking to stop U.S. Drone Attacks
Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar is currently on an official visit to the UK.
England Stay Grounded As Win Lifts Side
England are attempting to keep their feet on the ground, despite taking a morale boosting 2-0 lead over Pakistan in their one day series.
Millions of Pakistanis Struggling to Survive After ‘Forgotten’ Flood Crisis
Oxfam and other charities hit out at 'lukewarm response' to flooding in September 2011.
Hackers Target Thai Government Over Censorship Allegations
Infamous hackers Saadi and Hax.r00t have targeted two sites owned by the Thai government, allegedly to protest its online censorship policies.
Good Day For England As Cook Sees Potential
Alastair Cook is looking towards the positives after a successful one day match with Pakistan, as the England side begin to erase some disappointing recent results.
Angelina Jolie Attends Berlinale Film Festival - Debut Director's Sexy Photos
Check out photographs of the stylish diva, along with Hollywood hunk Brad Pitt, at a photocall in Berlin...
Stock Exchange Bomb Plotters Jailed for 5-16 Years
Nine men who plotted to bomb London Stock Exchange and build terrorist training camp sentenced.
Karachi Fishermen Reel In 36-Foot Whale Shark [VIDEO]
Fishermen in Pakistan have found the carcass of a gigantic 36-foot whale shark, on Tuesday morning, which was then reportedly sold for Rs. 200,000 (approx. £1,340), according to a report in The Dawn.
Pakistan v England: Tourists Succumb to Series Whitewash
In the end, the spin did for England's batting line up - as it has done throughout this all-to-brief series. England held out until after tea on Day Four but when Monty Panesar was trapped LBW just after tea the world's No.1-ranked Test side had slumped to a 71-run defeat and with it, suffered their first series whitewash by Pakistan.
Shoe Bomber Saajid Badat Release on Opening Day of London 2012 Olympics
Convicted terrorist due for release from prison just hours before the Olympic Games begin.
Pakistan v England: Tourists Edge Ahead in as 16 Wickets Fall on First Day
England edged ahead at the end of the first day of the third Test against Pakistan after 16 wickets fell in a tumultuous opening to the dead rubber contest.
Strauss Warns Underperforming England Stars Face Sri Lanka Axe
England captain Andrew Strauss has issued a stark warning that underperforming players will be axed for the tour of Sri Lanka next month, if they fail again in the dead rubber third Test against Pakistan which starts on Friday.
England Hold Clear the Air Talks Ahead of Dead Rubber Test
England's batsmen held "brutally honest" clear the air talks in the wake of the disastrous second Test loss to Pakistan over the weekend, Ian Bell has revealed.
Obama Confirms Drone Attacks in Pakistan During Google+ Hangout [VIDEO]
Obama was on an hour-long video chat on Google’s social networking site Google+ “hangout”.
Afghan Government to Open Peace Talks with Taliban in Saudi Arabia
Peace talks will take place before Taliban sets up office in Qatar but critics say it is a stalling tactic to refresh rebel troops.
Second Test: Saeed Ajmal Leads Pakistan Fightback as England Wilt
Pakistan v England: There was a period, as the heavy Abu Dhabi sun danced shadows across the Sheikh Zayed Stadium, when the balance of this tightly-contested match looked likely to swing in England's favour. But the loss of three key wickets for just nine runs at the end of the evening session left the outcome of the second Test evenly balanced, with England 50 runs behind and five wickets remaining.
SEAL Team 6: Ten Quick Facts About the US Elite Force
American Jessica Buchanan and Dane Poul Hagen Thisted, were working for the Danish Deming Group when they were taken hostage by Somali pirates.
Second Test: Dropped Catches Taint Impressive England Response
A litany of missed chances marred England's progress in an otherwise impressive display by the tourists on a cool, windswept opening day of the second Test in Abu Dhabi.
Chris Tremlett Struggling with Back Injury Ahead of Abu Dhabi Test
Chris Tremlett is expected to miss the second Test against Pakistan which starts in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday after suffering a recurrence of a long-standing back injury.
Cook Draws Comfort From Fertile Batting Track
Alastair Cook has backed England to bounce back from their chastening defeat in the first Test against Pakistan with victory at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium.
Shocking Images of Pakistani Soldiers Being Shot by Taliban [SLIDESHOW]
The Taliban said the soldiers were killed to avenge the killings of their comrades.
Illegal Preaching: 161 Islamic Clerics Asked to Leave Sri Lanka
The decision was taken following several complaints from local residents.
Bangladesh: Army Foiled Islamic Plot to Overthrow PM
Bangladesh army says it foiled coup plot by military officers abroad to overthrow Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed.
Pakistan and India at War over Food: Who will Win ‘Foodistan’?
A war between India and Pakistan is about to be declared, but this time in the kitchen.
Scotland Yard to Investigate Rendition Torture in Libya Involving British Spies
Scotland Yard will investigate allegations over rendition in Libya which will put paid to foreign secretary William Hague'splan to "draw a line under the issue."