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London Mayoral candidate Boris Johnson claimed this morning that Tech City and innovation in general is a “massive opportunity to create jobs” for the capital.

Troubled bank fined again over analysts 'tipping' clients about stocks.

Mali's interim president warns of stern action against the Islamic rebels in the northern parts of the country.

Kimberley Vlaeminck regrets about tattooing as the marks show little sign of fading even after three years

Islamist militant group Boko Haram posts video threatening to bring down Nigerian president.

The Syrian troops clashed with the rebels near the Turkey border giving a first blow to the already fragile ceasefire.

Britain had higher proportion of unemployed black men during economic downturn over last three recessions.

North Korea confirms rocket explodes just after lift-off but West and neighbours still angry at breach of missile test agreements .

Pakistan rescue teams are digging tunnels to search for the trapped soldiers in the Siachen Glacier avalanche.

Auditory hallucinations in children suggest serious mental illness in future, according to a study.

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Fragile ceasefire starts to crumble amid reports of deaths and lethal road bomb in Aleppo.

Here are the most famous unsolved mysteries known to mankind that really defy logic or are just outright strange and haunting.

Copper and gold nano particles can turn carbon dioxide into hydrocarbon fuels with relatively little energy, according to a new report.

A look at the history of the day deemed 'unlucky for some'.

Millionaire's death sentence mulled by judges in China's top court.

A Pakistani woman was doused with petrol while watching television in a dispute with her husband's family, police said.

Court told professional footballers raped drunk woman while 'associate' filmed them on mobile phone.

Claims of setting up council to prevent 'colour revolutions' denied by russian parliament.

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North Korea may not launch its so called weather satellite on Thursday due to poor weather conditions.

Zimbabwe president reported fit as he returns home from Singapore health scare.

Britain is planning to tap energy from Iceland's volcanoes to meet the growing energy needs of the country.

The implications of Greece's tough austerity measures, which underpin the country's 130 billion Euro bailout, are provoking yet more national strikes. This time it's bus drivers whose backs are up. So much so they've staged a 24-hour walkout.

No major attacks reported since the ceasefire came into effect but army violations taking place, claim activists.

Residents of Aceh province, Indonesia, are recovering from prospect of tsunami after 8.7 and 8.2 quakes off coast.

Collective legal action is first of its kind in racial profiling case in France.

Second earthquake in 24 hours hits Mexico but no casualties or damage reported.

President Robert Mugabe returned home from Singapore looking fit and defying reports that he was seriously ill.