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Peru Copter Crash Kills All 14 on Board

The passengers include foreign nationals who were conducting an aerial surveillance for a potential hydro-electric project in Puno, Southern Peru.

Smart Energy Meters in UK Homes Pose Energy Threat

Meters easy target for hackers, allowing mass data collection and potential power supply disruption.

Eurozone Crisis Killing UK Recovery, Says Osborne

Labour's Ed Balls says blaming the eurozone crisis is a mere excuse as France and Germany have managed to avoid recession.

Nearly 100 Years Old Study About Penguins Sexual Lives Is Finally Published

100-Year-Old Study on Penguins' Sexual Life Published

In his article, Levick comments on the frequency of Adélie penguins' sexual activity, autoerotic behaviour, necrophilia, sexual coercion, sexual and physical abuse of chicks, non-procreative sex and homosexual behaviour.

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Nasa Scientists Have Found Only A Few Brown Dwarfs In Our Celestial Backyard

Only a Handful of Brown Dwarfs In Our Celestial Backyard - Nasa [VIDEO]

There is only one brown dwarf for every six stars in our celestial backyard.

Syrian Violence And Now Financial Pressures

Syria Violence: UN Monitors Find Bloody Traces of Massacre

According to observers, body parts lay scattered and there was stench of burnt flesh in the air.

Syria: Thirst for Revenge Among Refugees in Turkey, Warns Radical Filmmaker Iara Lee

The last two weeks have seen an incredible surge of violence in Syria as a string of terrible massacres have been uncovered.

Japanese Tsunami Floating Dock Washes Ashore on Oregon Beach 5,000 Miles away

Floating dock from Japan's devastating 2011 tsunami poses threat to ecosystem

Syria: Assad Militia Cheer over Dead Bodies as UN Monitors Enter al-Kubeir [GRAPHIC VIDEO]

Shocking video shows triumphant soldiers dragging and stacking corpses to burn them - while international condemnation goes on.

Christopher "Dudus" Coke is escorted out of Westchester County Airport in New York (Reuters)

Christopher 'Dudus' Coke: Jamaica's Drug Kingpin Set for Lengthy Jail Term in US Prison

Profile of Shower Posse leader Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, the scourge of Kingsotn, Jamica, who is to be sentenced for drug trafficking in New York.

Mali:Tuaregs Clash With Islamists over Sharia Law and Al Qaida

Tuareg rebels clashes with Islamist militants over imposition of Sharia in northern Mali

North Korea Wages Cyber War against South Korea

Hackers are reportedly trying to infiltrate South Korea's information system and steal military secrets.

Deadly Honey Bees Virus Is Transmitted by Mites, Says Scientists

Deadly Honey Bee Virus Transmitted by Mites, Say Scientists

The Varroa mite which causes Deformed Wing Virus is one 18 viruses that affects bees.

A bus explosion killed at least 18 people and injured dozens in northwest Pakistan.

Pakistan Bus Explosion Kills at Least 18 near Peshawar

Women and children among dead as government workers' bus targeted by unknown killers in northwest Pakistan.

AP photographer Nick Ut's award-winning photo showing Phan Thi Kim Phuc screaming and running as her back was burnt in a US napalm attack during Vietnam War on 8 June, 1972.

Award-winning Photo of Girl Running Naked during Vietnam War turns 40 [PHOTOS & VIDEO]

The girl having her back burned with napalm was photographed by Nick Ut on 8 June, 1972. Nothing is seen in the background of the photograph except the smoke, which resulted from a US napalm attack.

Neo-Nazi Golden Dawn TV Thug Ilias Kasidiaris 'Hiding from Police in Athens Party HQ' [VIDEO]

Golden Dawn spokesman Ilias Kasidiaris, who attacked two female MPs in a live broadcast, allegedly hiding from police in the party's HQ.

Syria: UN Monitors to Renew Attempts to Enter Al-Kubeir as Killings Continue [VIDEO]

United Nations monitors in Syria said they will renew attempts to access the site of the latest massacre in the village of al-Kubeir.

Israel to Build More than 850 Homes in West Bank to Calm Settlers' Anger

Days after Benjamin Netanyahu quashes illegal settlers' building in Ulpana, massive new build programme unveiled.

Microscopic Plants Discovered Underneath Thick Arctic Ice, Says Nasa Scientists

Microscopic Plants Discovered Underneath Thick Arctic Ice, Says Nasa [VIDEO]

Discovery has great significance because earlier scientists had believed that it is impossible for microscopic marine plants or phytoplankton to grow underneath thick ice.

Eurozone Crisis: Angela Merkel Urges Gradual Political Union for Eurozone

Prime Minister David Cameron pledged to protect Britain's interest in the eurozone.

Stormy Weather And Heavy Is going To Hit Wales And Southern England, Says Met Officials

Stormy Weather and Heavy Rain Forecast in Southern England and Wales

While the weather is expected to ease up on Saturday, Sunday could see some areas in England experiencing heavy rain.

Syrian Violence Intensifies as UN Monitors Come Under Fire

Team investigating slaughter of civilians in Hama escape injury in attack as UN chief Ban Ki-Moon and special envoy Kofi Annan warn of civil war.

Geoengineering Projects Could Lead To Reduction In Rainfall, Say Scientists

An international team of scientists finds that geoengineering projects could lead to less rainfall in Europe and North America.

Higher Taxes and Smoking Policies Reduce Smoking Among Pregnant Women

Researchers from Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention find that state tobacco control policies are effective in curbing smoking during pregnancy.

Syria: Kofi Annan Urges Global Community to Support Plan despite New Massacre

With his peace plan in tatters and reports of fresh slaughter in central province of Hama, peace envoy addresses UN in New York.

Yovonka Bryant said she felt safe with Rudy Eugene (Reuters)

Miami Zombie Flesh Eater: Girlfriend Yovonka Bryant says Rudy Eugene 'Would Have Been Good Father'

Girlfriend of Miami flesh-eater Rudy Eugene told press conference that he was religious and didn't take hard drugs

US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta Frustrated over Pakistan 'Hesitation' on Terrorism

White House reaching limits of patience with Pakistan's perceived continued failure to tackle terrorism threat.

Golden Dawn: Greece's Neo-Nazi Party is Europe's 'Dark Stain'

Greece's neo-Nazi Golden Dawn Party has a long track of terrorising immigrants, leftists and journalists - especially women.

Kony 2012: Joseph Kony's Lords Resistance Army Still Abducting Hundreds of Children

Joseph Kony's Lords Resistance Army is continuing to hunt down children after abducting more than 600 of them in the last two years.

Nearly 900 people died in series of raids between two warring cattle herding tribes in South Sudan

Sudan: Intisar Sharif Abdallah to be Stoned to Death for 'Adultery'

Intisar Sharif Abdallah, a mother of three, sentenced to death by stoning for adultery in Sudan.

Rio Branco Antbird (Cercomacra carbonaria)

100 Amazon Bird Species at Greater Risk of Extinction than Ever Before

Nearly 100 species of birds in the Amazon are at the highest ever risk of extinction, according to a recent report by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).