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David Cameron has welcomed inspectors from the International Olympics Committee, at a meeting today, who are on their final inspection visit, before the Games begin in July this year.

A British man, who has been named as Clive Denis Everton, has been arrested in the country's capital in Somalia, on suspicion of links to a terrorist group in Kismayo south of the country.

Two British journalists of Algerian descent reportedly killed by Syrian security forces and a third injured.

Scientists believe life began on earth when comets carrying essential life blocks crashed into the planet.

Victim jumps to her death from sixth floor of building in Rome where she was receiving treatment.

ZCompany Hacking Crew defaces website of Las Vegas Police in anti-Zionist protest.

Protester who set himself on fire on eve of India visit by China's president, Hu Jintao, dies in hospital.

The man was shot in the face and lost his nose, lips and most movements in his mouth.

Scientists have found that the earth's temperature is likely to rise by six degrees Celsius by 2100 if no action is taken to reverse the trend.

News Corp 'sabotaged competitors through secret group of ex-policemen and intelligence officers'.

The latest stop off on Pope Benedict's 3 day Papal tour saw him visiting Cuba to meet with Cuban President Raul Castro.

Researchers have discovered that the moon has some chemical compositions similar to those found on earth.

Albums filled with photographs artworks and snapshots of furniture donated to US national archives.

New York-Las Vegas flight diverted after passengers panic at captain's hysteria.

Former Sheffield University students pleaded with killer to spare them, US court told.

World's largest rats foil continued eradication efforts in Florida Keys and make rebound.

Facebook page set up in Alawadi's memory calls for end to killing those in hoodies and hijabs.

Montage of gunman Mohammed Merah on killing spree through Toulouse will not be broadcast, news channel decides.

Russian police have detained a suspected serial killer who confessed to have practiced cannibalism on his victims.

Network receives copy of footage of Mohammed Merah's murder spree around Toulouse.

Ceasefire and talks between government and rebels outlined by UN peace envoy agreed by Syrian regime.

Entries for Nicholl fellowships for screenwriting invited.

Rebels accused by UN of breaking international convention by recruiting boys for fight against Bashar al-Assad.

Researchers from the University of California have discovered that chocolate can reduce fat.

The strike is expected to hit passengers in other airports including Munich airport, Duesseldorf, Cologne and Stuttgart.

Major flight disruptions at Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich and Cologne major airports in strike over pay and conditions.

Up to 1923 prisoners were executed in 63 countries around the world in 2011.

World leaders concerned over possibility of nuclear weapons falling into hands of terrorists.

The main goal of the conference is to generate awareness about hurricanes.