Pakistani Teenager Malala Yousafzai 'Critical but Stable' after Shooting by Taliban [VIDEO]
Bullet removed from Malala Yousafzai's head and she may be taken abroad for further treatment.
Benghazi Attack 'Unprecedented' in Recent Diplomatic History
State Department spikes earlier assertions that attack was spontaneous reaction to anti-Islam film.
High alert security in Pussy Riot appeal Trial
Police have stepped up security today, outside the Moscow courthouse for the appeal hearing of three members of the Russian punk group Pussy Riot.
Teenage girl shot by Taliban in a 'critical condition'
The teenage campaigner from Pakistan, shot by the Taliban for her outspoken views, is in a critical but stable condition in hospital. 14-year-old Malala Yousufzai was shot in the head in a deliberately targeted attack by the extremists.
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10,000 people evacuated in southern Russia Orenburg Oblast region after massive explosion at ammunition dump.
Alabama: Naked Student Gilbert Thomas Shot Dead on Campus by Police Officer
18-year-old freshman behaved erratically in University of South Alabama grounds and refused to calm down, claim police
Florida Man Edward Archbold Dies After Cockroach Eating Contest
A man described as the “life of the party” died after winning an insect eating contest in Florida.
Silvio Berlusconi Will not Run for Italy Election in 2013
Italy's colourful former prime minister ready to step aside and back a coalition led by current PM Mario Monti.
Saudi Arabian Man Having Affairs with 1,073 Women Arrested
Detained man allegedly extorted money and jewels from many of the female victims in Saudi Arabia.
Nigeria Uniport Vigilantes Strip, Beat and Burn to Death Alleged Student Thieves
Thirteen villagers arrested after meting out gruesome justice to University of Port Harcourt students accused of stealing mobile phones.
Prenatal Mercury Exposure Linked to ADHD Risk Among Children
Pregnant women are advised to keep away from high mercury fish such as shark, swordfish, king mackerel and fresh tuna.
Invasive Species from Japan Tsunami Threaten US Shores
As more debris from 2011 Japanese tsunami washes up on US west coast, scientists highlight dangers of invasive species.
Mexico: Los Zetas Drug Boss El Lazaca Killed [VIDEO]
Heriberto Lazcano shot dead by incorruptible Mexican Navy marines in northern state of Coahulia.
No comeback for Silvio Berlusconi in 2013
The former Prime Minister of Italy, Silvio Berlusconi, has ruled out a dramatic comeback to political life after finally confirming he won't be putting himself forward as a candidate for the country's next elections in Spring 2013.
Maternal Depression Can Hit Babies' Language Development
Study links lack of language development to depression during pregnancy.
Antioxidant-rich Tomatoes Found to Lower Risk of Stroke
Tomatoes and a diet high in fruits and vegetables found to lower stroke risk.
Mexico says Zetas drug lord Heriberto Lazcano may be dead
The Mexican navy claims to have killed the top los Zetas drug cartel leader Heriberto Lazcano along with two other gang members in a shootout 80 miles from the Texan border in Mexico.
North Korean Missiles can Strike US Mainland, Says Pyongyang
Pyongyang's announcement comes two days after South Korea struck a missile deal with the US.
Greeks to Protest against Merkel's Visit despite Ban [VIDEO]
Protesters hit the streets on the eve of Merkel’s visit - giving a foretaste of what is to come.
Angela Merkel Shielded by 7,000 Police Officers for Athens Visit
Germany's chancellor to hold talks with Greek PM Antonis Samaras and praise his government's austerity measures.
World's Oldest Woman, Antisa Khvichava, Dies Aged 132 [PICTURES]
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Moscow: Orthodox Christians Call For Gay Club Ban
People's Council wants Moscow to follow St Petersburg, where homosexual propaganda now carries fines of up to £10,000.
April Jones' Murder: Mathew Woods Jailed for 12 Weeks for Making Offensive Sexual Facebook Comments
Woods sentenced after 50-strong crowd gather outside home in protest at 'grossly offensive' remarks.
Skydiver Felix Baumgartner to Break Sound Barrier in 23-mile Fall From Space [VIDEO and PHOTOS]
Baumgartner will jump from 'space capsule' to reach speeds of 690mph before landing in New Mexico - just miles from world-famous 1947 UFO sighting.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad Retaliate against Israel Gaza Strip Attack
No casualties reported, but several buildings damaged in cross-border bombardment.
Syria Civil War: Mitt Romney to Call for Arming of Rebels
Republican presidential contender keen to balance rebels' firepower against Assad.
Scientists Discover New Drug to Treat Stroke Patients
Post-surgery drug said to minimise brain damage among stroke patients.
Hugo Chavez to Rule Venezuela for Fourth Term [VIDEO]
Chavez wins poll with 54.42% - almost 10% more than opponent Henrique Capriles.
Halloween Mask of Aurora Shooter James Holmes Removed from eBay
A face mask of James Holmes, the man accused of a horrific shooting in Aurora, Colorado, was put up for sale on eBay and then removed.
Taliban Pour Scorn on US on Afghan War Anniversary
Washington invaded Afghanistan to uproot Taliban and al-Qaida militants exactly 11 years ago.
Israel Shoots Down 'Hezbollah' Drone
Unmanned aircraft, believed to have been manufactured in Iran, brought down as soon as it entered Israeli airspace.
Philippines Strikes Historic Peace Deal with Islamic Rebel Group
Agreement likely to end 40-year conflict that has claimed 120,000 lives.
Tunisia: Over 50 Hurt in Protests over Reopening of Rubbish Dump
Protesters clash with police and set police vehicles on fire over government decision to reopen an unofficial dump site.
Mark Bridger Charged with Murder of April Jones
Mark Bridger, 46, has been charged with murder of five-year-old April Jones in Mid Wales.
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