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Icy roads and treacherous driving conditions are leading to many road accidents across the country. Many train and tube services were either delayed or suspended.

Rabbits are usually famous for popping out of magicians' hats. Today, however, these long-eared animals seem capable of much more. Meet Champis, a pet rabbit from Kal (a small village in northern Sweden), who has become an online sensation because of his amazing sheep herding skills.

The World Institute of Pain’s (WIP) 6th World Congress is being held, from Feb. 4 to Feb. 6, in Florida, U.S.

Speaking at the 48th Munich Security Conference in Germany, on Saturday, U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, said Europe and Washington D.C. must work together to recover from the ongoing crisis and reassured European nations the U.S. would not turn away from the continent. The last point comes in the wake of U.S. President Barack Obama's focus on Asia.

Though the government denied any involvement in the violence, there was a war-like atmosphere in the city, according to civil rights groups.

No one hesitates to call a spam a spam whenever an unsolicited or unwanted mail appears in the inbox. Most of them delete these mails without opening them and wonder how to stop such mails.

Valentine's Day could create a gut-wrenching feeling... not unlike what you get from downing a whole box of chocolate in a pity-me frenzy, according to Kim Hughes, Singles and Dating Expert for Lavalife.com, a website which caters to single people’s needs.

A rescue team from the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) in Seattle, U.S., is searching for a whale that found itself entangled with fishing lines, off the coast of Hawaii.

There are reports of protests in front of Syrian embassies in the UK, US, Spain, Sweden and Cairo.

A Taiwanese electronics company is involved in a controversy after using Steve Jobs' image to promote 'Action Pad', an android-based tablet.

Napolean Elvord, an ex-army man and a semi-retired construction worker, in need of a kidney transplant almost lost a fortune of $14.3 million when he did not come forth to claim his winnings.

Jewish communities remain targets as recession and conflicts in Middle East stoke fires of aggression.

Two days after Egypt's worst football disaster, violent clashes between protesters and security forces erupted in Cairo and Suez.

Thirty years after the Hama massacre, Bashar al-Assad continues regime crackdown on protesters but rights groups claim children are increasingly targeted.

Bizarre advice dished out by Islamic agony aunt on YouTube clips.

Continuing its F**k FBI Friday rampage, Anonymous hackers have hit Boston law enforcement, defacing the police force's website.

Russia and the US set to clash at the Munich Security Conference over the controversial European missile defence system.

Tour bus attacked in daring raid just days after 25 kidnapped Chinese workers released by Egyptian Bedouins.

At least 30 people were injured in clashes in Tiret, Algeria, after the funeral of a man who set himself on fire, prompting speculation the country could be following in the footstep of Tunisia.

How much money did each of us make in 2011? The chances are, no matter how much each of thought we made, it would have been peanuts compared to the big bucks that CEOs, Presidents of the Board and company Directors would have pocketed! Then consider the fact that median annual wages in the U.S. fell (for 2010) to $26, 364 (the lowest since 1999) and average wages in the UK (for 2011) were £25,900 (a miniscule ...

Muslim groups and civil rights activists across the US are furious and have demanded the immediate resignation of the New York Police Department commissioner, Ray Kelly, after reports of secret surveillance of some mosques by the NYPD emerged.

Jewellery, cash, artworks and other valuables will be stolen as soon as stricken cruise liner cleared of corpses, say experts.

A self-style "Jewish Indiana Jones", who claimed he travelled the world to rescue holy Torah scrolls, has pleaded guilty to fraud charges.

Every year, on February 2, Phil comes out of his burrow on Gobbler's Knob, to predict the weather for the rest of the season.

SS Port Nicholson, sunk off US coast in World War II, holds $3bn in platinum and possibly gold and diamonds as part of Russian war payment, divers claim.

Authorities decide wine and schnapps with Nazi leader’s image on label does not idolise fascist era

Vicious winter weather sweeps through Europe, with more to come, say Met men.

Angry Palestinians vent their frustration over Israel by throwing shoes at convoy transporting United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

Port Said Massacre fault of poor security forces, Saad Katami tells Egyptians.