Young Londoners are less likely to report crime, because of their lack of trust in the police, a report has found.

Young Londoners 'less likely' to report crime


Drama queen Rakhi Sawant says Vidya Balan starrer 'The Dirty Picture' contained only sex scenes and did not deserve to win any award.


Freddie Mac today reported its second quarter 2010 financial results and filed its quarterly Form 10-Q with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Freddie Mac reports second quarter 2010 financial results


Former President Bill Clinton has taken the stage in the packed gym at East High School.

Bill Clinton takes stage at East High School


Three killed in bus crash in France Updated: 08:48, Wednesday September 12, 2012 Three people have been killed and many injured after a Polish bus carrying 65 passengers crashed on a highway in France.


An Alachua County man was arrested early Thursday after reportedly hitting his girlfriend in the head with a hammer.

Alachua County man arrested for reportedly hitting girlfriend with a hammer


Police in southern Minnesota just followed footprints in the snow to catch a trio of alleged car burglars.

Police follow footprints to catch burglars


The 53-year-old cupid cab driver, as he refers to himself, has spent the past few years playing matchmaker to lonely heart New Yorkers, setting up more than 70 dates, resulting in 19 relationships that lasted more than a year.


The Reserve Bank could ban hiring of loan recovery agents by banks, which had been penalised by courts for use of coercive methods.

RBI could ban hiring of loan recovery agents:


Nathan misses another day as an illness joins his injury Joe Nathan on Sunday missed a second consecutive day of camp because of an illness, which comes during a time in which he's trying to decide between trying to pitch with a torn ligament in his right elbow or have season-ending surgery.


Chennai-based public sector lender Indian Bank has hiked interest rates on foreign currency non-resident and NRE deposits with immediate effect.


ONE of Australia's largest home and business electricity suppliers, TRUenergy, has warned that household power bills will double in six years after a carbon price is introduced and uncertainty over its implementation might lead to power shortages.


Two soldiers were killed in a clash with Muslim separatist rebels in the strife-torn southern Philippines, a military spokesman said Monday.

Two soldiers killed in clash in the southern Philippines


Russia plans to support China in all issues, including those related to Taiwan's problem, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said at the meeting with visiting Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping on Tuesday.

Russia plans to support China in all issues - Putin


The US state of New Hampshire is introducing a bill to protect trans people from discrimination.

New Hampshire introduces bill to protect trans people


The ruling Saenuri Party has proposed the formation of a special inspection body to root out corruption in the government.

Saenuri party proposes special inspection body to root out corruption


WASHINGTON As dry conditions set the stage for another difficult fire season, the Forest Service said Tuesday it will hire 500 fewer firefighters than last year because of automatic spending cuts imposed by Congress.

Forest Service to hire 500 fewer firefighters


Swami Nithyananda, who is an accused in rape and other cases, had sodomised his disciples, says the chargesheet filed by the CID in court.


Wisconsin agriculture officials are expanding their search for horses exposed to an equine venereal disease after a stallion tested positive.

Officials expand search for horses exposed to disease


At noon today, the Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama opened a 24-hour shelter for anyone who has nowhere safe to go during Hurricane Isaac, according to a news release from Major Mark Brown, Area Commander.


Former Dutchess County fire commissioner and New Hackensack Fire Department chief William ``Bud'' Pottenburgh has died.


The first batch of pilgrims left the Baltal base camp Tuesday for the holy Amarnath cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir.

First batch of pilgrims leave for Amarnath cave in Kashmir


Firefighters rescued a dog trapped in a barn cellar at 270 Cider Hill Road on Saturday, May 21.

Firefighters rescue dog trapped under barn


Luciano Pagliarini won the sixth stage of the Tour of California on Saturday, after a 20-second penalty cost Mark Cavendish the victory he had apparently claimed in a sprint finish.


A cemetery owner has pleaded guilty to theft and securities fraud after being accused of misusing as much as $27 million from trust accounts of Indianapolis-based Memory Gardens Management Corp.


Amber Heard chats to Digital Spy about her new film 'Drive Angry', about starring alongside Nicolas Cage and working on a 3D film.


Larry ``Wild Man'' Fischer, the former mental patient and ubiquitous street musician who briefly attained stardom as one of the first signings to Frank Zappa's Bizarre imprint, died in Los Angeles June 15 at 66.

Zappa associate larry ``Wild Man'' Fischer dies


Steve Ralston has signed with AC St. Louis of the new North American Soccer League after a 14-year career with Major League Soccer.


This means that the Tuesday EuroMillions jackpot on offer to win is estimated at £17/€21 million as no ticket holders were able to match the numbers drawn in last Friday's draw so will any players win the EuroMillions jackpot tonight or will it rollover for a second time?

Tuesday EuroMillions jackpot estimated at £17/€21 million


Atkins has revealed preliminary designs for the new Hung Hom Station on the Shatin to Central Link of Hong Kong's Mass Transit Railway, on which it is now undertaking detailed design work.

Atkins reveals designs for Shatin to Central Link


A suspected thief has reportedly tried to steal a caravan while its new owners were still in the back of the vehicle.

Thief 'steals caravan with owners inside'


A Las Vegas mother, who is accused of stabbing her six-year-old daughter to death with a pair of scissors, told police that her daughter was ``laughing in an evil voice.''

Mother told police that daughter was ``laughing in an evil voice''


A police officer was bitten by a pit bull early Tuesday while investigating a report of a domestic assault at 252 Burnside Ave., police said.


Singer Jimmy Buffett is in hospital after falling off stage at his last show in Sydney.


This coming Australian summer, Keith Urban will bring his ``Escape Together World Tour'' home to Australia.

Keith Urban brings his 'Escape Together World Tour' home


The Social Network star Justin Timberlake feels lucky to have Jessica Biel in his life.

Justin Timberlake 'lucky' to have Jessica Biel


Workmen have discovered a body in a ditch by the side of the A16 near Spalding in Lincolnshire.


Lindsey Wright shot a 7-under 64 and Cristie Kerr had a 66 to share the third-round lead as Lorena Ochoa faltered Saturday in the Michelob Ultra Open.

Lindsey Wright, Cristie Kerr lead as Lorena Ochoa falters


A Roman Catholic priest faces excommunication for attending a ceremony to ordain a woman in the United States, a Vatican official said Friday.The Rev. Roy Bourgeois joined a June ceremony in Lexington, Kentucky, to ordain Janice Sevre-Duszynska, a member of a group called Roman Catholic Womenpriests.His excommunication would likely be automatic, requiring no further action from the Holy See, said the chief Vatican spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi.Bourgeois told The New York Times, however, that

Catholic priest in us faces excommunication


New research from GForces has shown that over half of car dealer website traffic occurs between 7 pm and 10 pm, the times when car dealer's doors are closed.

Half of car dealer website traffic occurs between 7 pm and 10 pm


Former 10,000 metres world record holder Haile Gebrselassie failed to qualify for the London Olympics after finishing seventh at the Fanny Blankers-Koen Games in Hengelo on Sunday.


South Korean company Hyundai will launch tablet computer production under its brand name in Russia, with sales expected from autumn 2012.

Hyundai to launch tablet production in Russia


The Pottawattamie County Sheriff's Office told Atlantic radio station KJAN that a farmer found the body in the tent in a field Thursday afternoon.


HTC is reported to have three new Windows Phone 8 smartphones in the works for an October launch.

HTC has three Windows Phone 8 smartphones in the works


Hundreds of fans greeted former Juventus great Alessandro Del Piero when he touched down in Australia on Sunday to begin a two-year stint with Sydney FC, in a major coup for the A-League.

Hundreds greet Alessandro Del Piero in Australia


Pessimist people are more likely to have poor oral health, reveals a new study.

Pessimists more likely to have poor oral health


Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jamie Kennedy made their first public appearance together at Sunday's 44th Academy of Country Music Awards after acknowledging they were an item.

Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jamie Kennedy make first public appearance together


Google App Engine, the service that lets developers host web applications for free for up to 5 million monthly page views, suffered an outage on Tuesday after a bug appeared in the datastore servers.


Olympic silver medalist Jeret ``Speedy'' Peterson was found dead in a remote canyon in Utah in what police are calling a suicide.


Would-be copper thieves have disconnected Virgin Media customers in the Leeds area, after they ripped out part of the company's glass fibre networks.

Copper thieves disconnect Virgin Media customers in Leeds


RelayRides , the world's first peer-to-peer carsharing marketplace, today announced it was named in the prestigious 2011 Global Cleantech 100, produced by Cleantech Group, a leading research firm focused on global cleantech innovation.

RelayRides is named in the 2011 Global Cleantech 100


Oil prices on the London Stock Exchange rose on Monday amidst concerns by investors about a possible deterioration of the situation in the Persian Gulf.


The TSX Venture Exchange closed up 16.84 points at 748.23 from Wednesday's close.

TSX Venture Exchange closed up 16.84 points to 748.23


PHOTOGRAPHERS are rallying against an ``out of control bureaucracy'' which they argue is restricting their work and ``killing the art of photography''.

Photographers rally against 'out of control bureaucracy'


Auckland house price growth stalled for a second month in May as buyers baulked at rising prices, according to Barfoot & Thompson, the city's biggest realtor.

Auckland house price growth stalls for a second month


he prefers Jack, actually--to replace Peter Orszag as the director of the Office of Management and Budget, a job which Lew's already held under Bill Clinton.

Jack Lew to replace Peter Orszag at the Office of Management and Budget


The state's unemployment rate increased slightly in December, to 6.7 percent, according to the Virginia Employment Commission.

Unemployment increased slightly in December


President Lee Myung-bak said Tuesday South Korea will launch a graduate school on green growth at the country's top science and technology university to help produce global talent to lead and develop the environment-friendly growth paradigm.

S. Korea to launch graduate school on green growth


Ingersoll-Rand Ltd has informed BSE regarding ``Inauguration of the new green field manufacturing Plant near Chennai'' Ingersoll-Rand has inaugurated the new green field manufacturing plant near Chennai.

Ingersoll Rand inaugurate new green field manufacturing


Cancer is the nation's biggest fear but more than a third wrongly think getting the disease is down to fate and there is nothing they can do to avoid it, say experts.


China launched an unmanned spacecraft today ahead of a docking exercise that will be a key test of the rising power's plans to secure a long-term manned foothold in space.


Pope Francis reached out to other religions and Christian Churches Wednesday, telling visiting leaders in the Vatican he was ``determined'' to pursue dialogue with them in respect and friendship.

Pope Francis reaches out to other religions


Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Brian Campbell will make his season debut on Monday against the New York Rangers.


The 38-year-old Kendall announced his retirement Tuesday, less than a week after signing a minor league contract with the Northwest Arkansas Naturals, the Double-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals.


NATO troops killed two women and a child in a traffic accident and then shot dead a civilian in downtown Kabul on April 6, a source in the Foreign Ministry of Afghanistan said, according to RIA Novosti.


Salem Community College will offer a series of craft workshops for children and teens at its Samuel H. Jones Glass Education Center this fall.

Salem Community College to offer craft workshops for children and teens


More public art is needed in Lake Macquarie to improve the urban landscape and make it a more vibrant and interesting place, the city council says.

More public art needed in Lake Macquarie: council


A moment of history at the Sinhalese Sports Club, Colombo, as Mohammad Ashraful of Bangladesh became the youngest man, or boy, ever to make a Test century.


Apollo Theater to host dance performance set to James Brown music The Apollo Theater in Harlem will host a world premiere of a dance performance set to the music of the ``Godfather of Soul'' James Brown.


Doctors Without Borders, an international medical humanitarian group, has reaffirmed that it was continuing its work in eastern Chad, currently running activities in four different sites.

Doctors Without Borders continues work in Chad


Barcelona climate talks ended on Friday in a near stalemate with the US refusing to offer any figures for greenhouse gas emission reduction even as African countries and the G77 group vented their frustration against the rich countries trying to kill Kyoto Protocol.

Barcelona climate talks end in a stalemate


The Cubs announced Thursday that Kasper received a contract extension and will remain as the team's television play-by-play broadcaster through the 2011 season.


US First Lady Michelle Obama set out on the first day of a South African tour Tuesday to pay homage to former president Nelson Mandela and the struggle against apartheid.


A record day of rainfall caused flooding problems for some residents across the Tri-State.


Team Anna will commence its tour of Uttar Pradesh Thursday ahead of assembly polls in the state, educating voters about the Jan Lokpal bill and the stand of various political parties on the issue, said a statement.

Team Anna to commence up tour from Thursday


New Delhi, Feb 20 An 11-year-old boy, who had come from Uttar Pradesh to the capital to visit his aunt, died after he fell into a ditch filled with water in Shalimar Bagh area in north-west Delhi, police said today.

Boy dies after falling into ditch filled with water


``Tulak'' and ``tulay'' boys deny they purposely clog drainage systems to earn little money from stranded commuters and motorists.

'Tulak' boys deny clogging drainage systems


``You missed the Broncos game?'' exclaimed Tuesday morning's coffeeshop barista, Bradi, whose favorite Bronco is Troy Tulowitzki.


Consumer demand for wide plank hardwood flooring will increase in 2012, with growing number of homeowners and interior design professionals favouring the look of wide, natural wood flooring over narrow strips of traditional parquet, believe designers at Coswick Hardwood Inc.

Demand for wide plank hardwood flooring to increase in 2012


Identity fraud has declined in most parts of the United States, even as costs to those defrauded increase and fraudsters turn to unexpected channels to commit fraud, according to a Javelin Strategy & Research study released earlier this year, reports Retailer Daily.


German Siemens AG confirmed Tuesday that a branch manager in Egypt has been killed.

Siemens confirms branch manager in Egypt killed


PTI 12 November 2009, 08:19pm IST Delhi Metro chief E Sreedharan on Thursday allayed concerns over the safety of the metro in the wake of cracks appearing on piers, saying adequate steps have been taken to strengthen them and the new age transport system was completely safe.

Sreedharan allays concern over safety of metro


Goldman Sachs cut shares of Yanzhou Coal Mining from a neutral rating to a sell rating in a research report sent to investors on Friday morning.

Goldman Sachs cuts Yanzhou Coal Mining rating


Actor Charlie Sheen has confessed he took steroids while playing a baseball star in sports movie Major League.

Charlie Sheen - Charlie Sheen: 'I took steroids for Major League'


NSW Premier Kristina Keneally wants changes to the national flood levy, saying it should take into account the high cost of living in Sydney.


GitHub, a popular software development service, announced on Friday that it migrated all developer Pages hosted on its servers to a new domain because of security concerns it had regarding malicious websites.

GitHub migrates developer Pages over security concerns


FUNDS manager Perpetual expects the share market to trend sideways for some time, and remains cautious after the surge in prices since March.

Perpetual expects share market to trend sideways


Several jurors in OJ Simpson's robbery trial have said they disagreed with his 1995 murder acquittal.

Some jurors disagreed with 1995 acquittal


The inter-bank call money rate moved up slightly Thursday while the US dollar was stable against the local currency in the inter-bank foreign exchange market, treasury officials said.


Former EastEnders star Wendy Richard said today she was dying of cancer and would marry her long-term partner.

Ex-eastender Wendy Richard dying of cancer


The Uniontown softball team swept Oswego in a Three Rivers League doubleheader Monday as the Eagles played their first home games of the season.


The round-robin competition at the world women's curling championship had everything a fan could ask for.

World women's curling championship has everything - except fans


China agreed on Friday, Feb 17, to open its market to more American movies, in a dramatic Hollywood ending to a week-long visit by China's leader-in-waiting that produced billions of dollars in business deals, Reuters reported.

China agrees to open its market to more American movies


Facebook has extended its privacy controls to mobile devices, meaning anyone can control what information is publicly seen about them on the site, while on the move.

Facebook extends privacy controls to mobile


Exxon Mobil on Tuesday reported unplanned flaring and breakdown at its 149,500 barrel-per-day Torrance, California, refinery, according to a filing with the South Coast Air Quality Management District.

Exxon reports flaring, breakdown at Torrance refinery


Green Bay Packers linebacker Erik Walden reached a plea deal in the domestic violence case against him.


Legendary athlete Milkha Singh on Saturday congratulated Indian shooter Vijay Kumar for winning a silver medal in the 25m rapid fire pistol event of the Olympic Games in London.


Perrier presents its new film, The Drop, shot by Johan Renck.


The region's first 'green office' has opened in Dubai Internet City, offering a resource-efficient, healthy and productive location at the 'Firststeps@DIC' Business Centre, announced the ICT Cluster today.

Region's first 'Green office' opens in Dubai Internet City


President George W. Bush on Saturday urged Americans to vote Tuesday to choose his successor, with an apparent lack of bitterness over an election in which even his own party has repudiated him.


Louisiana Tech has fired men's head basketball coach Kerry Rupp after four seasons.


A New York City police officer and a city corrections officer were arrested in two separate incidents yesterday, one for being part of a rowdy group of people in Harlem and another for plowing into a street pole while allegedly driving drunk in Brooklyn Heights.

Police officer, corrections officer arrested


A single bluefin tuna weighing 754 pounds has been sold for $396,000.


AP Sports Writer Mark Martin turned a lap of 158.297 mph on Saturday to win the pole at Dover International Speedway.

Martin wins pole at Dover International Speedway


ATA President and CEO Bill Graves Monday urged President Bush to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in an attempt to break the current run-up in crude oil prices before they further constrain the US economy.

Ata President Graves urges President Bush to release oil from Reserve


The below par performance of inefficient teachers created a vacuum in the education sector, speakers at a seminar in Rajshahi said yesterday.

Inefficient teachers create vacuum in education sector


New Zealand reverses strange road rule Updated: 09:43, Sunday March 25, 2012 New Zealand drivers are facing the first day of new give way rules, but officials are not expecting widespread mayhem.


Federal prosecutors rested their case in a police corruption trial today after playing wire tap conversations between two Tulsa police officers.

Federal prosecutors rest their case in police corruption trial


Manchester United fullback Rafael da Silva is happy taking his summer break at home in Brazil.

Man utd fullback Rafael happy to take break in Brazil


Kwabena Debra, a 27-year-old galamsey operator, has been arrested by the Nkawkaw Divisional Police for murdering his elder brother at Akoase in the Birim North District.

Galamsey operator arrested for murdering his brother


Local MMA fighters thrilled the crowd at the Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds on Saturday night as 14 fighters squared off for 7 thrilling bouts.


A man is fighting for his life in hospital after being stabbed as he left a newsagents in south London.


Today in America TV airs in ``The Big Tomato'', also known as Sacramento, California.

Today in America TV airs in Sacramento, California


A defense lawyer says Flavor Flav intends to fight criminal domestic battery and assault charges and seek reconciliation with his longtime fiancee following an argument that led to his arrest last week.

Flava Flav to fight domestic battery charges


Guaranty Bancorp has appointed Paul Taylor as CEO and president of the company, conditioned upon the approval of the company's regulators.

Guaranty Bancorp appoints CEO and president


Democratic White House hopeful Hillary Clinton said her party wants a president who represents each US citizen.

Hillary wants a president representing each US citizen


ONLINE retailer Kalahari.net said this week SA was on the brink of a mobile commerce revolution, given the growing numbers of people using their cellphones to access the internet.

SA ``is on brink of commerce revolution''


The Red Cross told Syria on Friday it was unacceptable that its aid convoy had been prevented from entering a battle-scarred district of Homs where the opposition said President Bashar Assad's army had committed a massacre.


The House Appropriations Committee today released the fiscal year 2012 Commerce, Justice, Science Appropriations bill, which will be considered in subcommittee tomorrow.

Appropriations Committee releases the fiscal year 2012 Commerce, Justice, Science Appropriations


Cairn India has target of Rs 327, says Rajesh Jain, Independent Mkt Strategist.


Michael Ignatieff threw down the election gauntlet to Prime Minister Stephen Harper today -- and gave him plenty of ways to avoid picking it up.


--- Scottrade, a leading branch-supported online investment firm, is opening a new branch office in Augusta, Ga., on Monday, Sept. 28.


Japan was currently facing its worst crisis since World War II, Prime Minister Naoto Kan said on Sunday, as the death toll from the earthquake and tsunami crossed the 1,000 mark and amid fears of a meltdown at a quake-damaged nuclear power plant.


Wednesday, May 20, 2009 1:43 PM CDT LONDON - Michael Jackson's representatives announced Wednesday that the elusive King of Pop will postpone several of his London comeback shows scheduled for this summer.

Michael Jackson postpones some London shows


Oil futures climbed more than 1% Thursday to settle at their highest level of the month, as weakness in the dollar, easing worries over the euro zone and better-than-expected US data combined to lift the outlook for energy demand.

Oil futures settle at highest level of month


Maryland quarterback Chris Turner snapped his scoring streak of five consecutive games with a touchdown; only managing 158 yards passing and completing just 42 percent of his passes.


Anne Hathaway is keen to have as many children as she can ''afford'' with her husband Adam Shulman, and admits she wants to adopt as well as have kids naturally.

Anne Hathaway - anne Hathaway wants to adopt


PC Harrington's annual turnover grew 37% to break the £200m barrier for the year ended 31 May 2008.

PC Harrington turnover breaks £200m barrier


Police arrested a 19-year-old Nanakuli woman on Friday who allegedly threatened her ex-boyfriend with his hunting knife.

Nanakuli woman allegedly threatens ex-boyfriend with hunting knife


Sitar maestro Pandit Ravi Shankar wore an oxygen mask for his last public performance at the California State University at Long Beach in the US on November four as he was suffering from respiratory problem.

Ravi Shankar wore oxygen mask for last performance


Paris Opera Ballet makes a rare United States appearance performing ``Giselle'' July 5 to July 8 at the Kennedy Center.

Paris Opera ballet performs 'Giselle' at the Kennedy Center


A diver with decompression sickness was flown to a southern trauma center Sunday with injuries that were not considered life threatening, a St. Lucie County Fire District spokeswoman said Monday.

Diver with decompression sickness flown to trauma center Sunday


Piers Morgan doesn't just interview boxing champion Manny Pacquiao, he also gets in the ring with him.


Motorola's first Android tablet, the Motorola Xoom went on sale in the US last week, and it seems that Motorola is also planning to launch a 7 inch tablet later this year.

Motorola to launch 7 inch tablet later this year


JSE-listed ConvergeNet, which is trading under cautionary, expects to report a full-year trading loss, and says both earnings and headline earnings per share will slump substantially.


Eva Longoria does not plan to adopt a child while divorcing Tony Parker, a source close to the star has stated.


State Sen. Ellie Kinnaird announced Tuesday that she will seek re-election to the North Carolina Senate.


NORTH Korea will receive emergency aid from China amid reports that the impoverished country's food crisis would worsen this year.

North Korea to receive emergency aid from China


Healthcare advocates look for ways to get more funding for behavioral health care.


An off-duty road deputy for the Butler County Sheriff's Office died of an apparent medical emergency Monday afternoon, May 24.

Deputy dies after apparent medical emergency


Daylight Saving Time officially ends at 2 am Sunday.


STX has signed on to become the official supplier of the NCAA Men's and Women Lacrosse Championships.

Stx becomes official supplier of NCAA lacrosse Championships


A man has died after downing a pint of vodka in four seconds, according to the BBC.


A Costa Mesa actor, who had financial problems, was about to get married and evicted, was behind bars Sunday accused of a bizarre double murder for money.


Scotland has ranked worst in the UK for potholes and roads in need of repair.


This fall, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota plans to offer online doctor visits to its employees in Minnesota and Virginia.

Blue Cross to offer online doctor visits to


The Centre Lions Club's 2012 Pancake Day will be from 6 am to noon Saturday in the Recreational Outreach Center of First Baptist Church.

Centre Lions club Pancake Day is Saturday


The state Supreme Court ruled today that under the New Jersey Constitution an Internet user has the right to privacy in the subscriber information maintained by the individual's Internet service provider.

Supreme court rules Internet user has right to privacy


The report states that the 74-year-old man died when he accidentally swallowed his dentures during sex.


Transport Secretary Ruth Kelly has said that she will stand down as an MP at the next general election.


The Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Dr. Ralph Everard Gonsalves, concluded on Thursday a visit to Cuba, where he met with Esteban Lazo Hernandez, Vice President of the Council of State.

Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines concluded visit to Cuba


Russian President Dmitry Medvedev arrived in Switzerland on his first state visit on Monday.

Medvedev arrives in Switzerland on first state visit


The national holiday road toll has risen to 31 following the death of a woman in a car crash west of Brisbane.


Despite Democratic objections that it was a ``solution in search of a problem,'' the Iowa House approved requiring Iowans to show a photo ID to vote.

Iowa House oks requiring photo ID to vote


Igor is bearing down on Bermuda with wind speeds of 110 miles per hour.


A Syracuse man was sentenced this morning to 20 years to life in state prison for kidnapping a police informant to try and keep him from testifying at a drug trial.

Syracuse man sentenced to 20 years to life for kidnapping informant


Premier Dalton McGuinty wouldn't say Tuesday whether Ontario will avoid a structural deficit that would keep the province in the red even as its troubled economy starts to recover.

McGuinty won't say if Ont. will avoid structural deficit


A mother of 5 killed in an early morning accident on Saturday.


The McAllen school district is offering flu shots Thursday to children of elementary school age and younger throughout the school system.

McAllen schools to offer flu shots Thursday


Mostly sunny weather is expected in the morning, partly cloudy after midday, rains and thunderstorm are expected in the western regions, shower is possible in Syunik and Artsakh in the evening.


Harry Redknapp has vowed to plan for the future at Tottenham Hotspur after the Football Association approached Roy Hodgson over the vacant England manager's job.

Harry Redknapp planning for future at Tottenham Hotspur


Boris Johnson faced a new race row yesterday after appointing an aide who has rapped mass immigration and blamed ``third world'' people for bringing in Aids.


``Members of some parties running for Osh city council of Kyrgyzstan agitate to vote for them at some polling stations,'' a coordinator of Citizens against Corruption human rights organization, Kursanbai Saliev, told 24.kg news agency.

Members of some parties running for Osh city council of Kyrgyzstan agitate to vote for them at some polling stations --


Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger ordered that the public be notified when a sex offender or parolee removes their GPS monitor.

Public to be notified when sex offenders remove GPS


AT&T Inc. said Wednesday that it will make its 10,000 Wi-Fi hotspots free to nearly all of its broadband Internet customers starting early next week.

AT&T makes its 10,000 Wi-Fi hotspots free;


The United States has called on the UN Security Council to take new measures against Iran following recent violations of the UN's sanctions, the US ambassador to the UN said on September 15, according to RIA Novosti.

US calls on UN Security Council to take new measures against Iran


A man who was surfing the same break as the young bodyboarder who was ``cut in half'' by a shark says he saw the same shark swim under his own board moments before the attack.


The Baylor softball team hosts Texas State in a single game at 6:30 tonight at Getterman Stadium.


BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn. ― An armed man was fatally shot by deputies Monday at an east Tennessee high school after he went inside and pointed a gun at the principal's head, a sheriff said.

Armed man fatally shot at Tennessee high school


Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said on Wednesday morning that he would resign after the parliament passes an economic reforms bill required by the EU to shore up Italian economy from the Euro zone debt crisis.

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to resign


A gang of thieves, responsible for the thefts of more than 100 motorcycles over the past two years, was busted with the arrest of seven suspects over the weekend.


US begins withdrawing Afghan equipment Updated: 10:08, Tuesday February 12, 2013 The US military has started to withdraw equipment from Afghanistan through Pakistan ahead of next year's deadline for combat troops to leave the war against the Taliban, an official says.


Sama received a USD13 million cash injection from its shareholders, to assist the carrier until the busier Summer period, when it hopes cash flows will improve again.

Sama receives USD13 million cash injection from shareholders


and The Pac-10 Pundit -- have a hard time being convinced that other conferences are better.


Police say a man wielding a knife robbed a Jackson bank although tellers were behind bullet-resistant glass.


Treasuries have seen little reaction to the new home sales beat as maturities across the complex trade just off their best levels of the day.

Treasuries see little reaction to new home sales beat


A man who identified himself as a sovereign citizen and said he believed laws were not necessary was arrested Tuesday after scuffling with a sheriff's deputy, police said.

'Sovereign citizen' arrested after scuffle with sheriff's deputies


One of the more common queries we tend to field is -- what exactly is proper dog nutrition?


I have always maintained that in order to be the best you must play the best.


Tesla Motors has announced that the 1,500+ electric Roadsters that it has sold in 31 countries have collectively driven more than 10 million miles to date.

Tesla's electric Roadsters have collectively driven 10 million miles


Orange County now has to offer incentives to lure more jobs into the area.

Orange Co. must offer incentives to lure jobs


France on Tuesday sent a crew of officials from defense, interior and foreign ministries to set up a medical mission in Jordan to provide care for Syrian refugees as Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius prepares a visit to the region next week.

France to set up medical mission in Jordan for Syrian refugees


The five convicted killers of president Sheikh Mujibur Rahman now have seven days from the issuance of death warrants to seek clemency, a senior jail official said on Monday.


Lithuanian striker Edgaras Jankauskas has made an immediate impact at New England Revolution according to head coach Steve Nicol.

Jankauskas makes immediate impact with New England Revolution


Microsoft Corporation has announced that it is partnering with the KRG Department of Information Technology to host the 2nd annual Imagine Cup 2012.


Petrol prices may be hiked by up to Rs 1 a litre this week as the rupee hit a 10-month low.


European markets are expected to surge today after eurozone finance ministers agreed to lend Spain up to $125 billion to help its battered banks.

European markets expected to surge today


A Jennerstown man pleaded not guilty to nearly 300 sexual assault charges Thursday in Somerset County court.

Man pleads not guilty to 300 sexual assault charges


A young Petrolia man struggling with fetal alcohol syndrome has been sentenced to 30 days of house arrest for an impulsive van theft and dangerous driving.


Barcelona defender Eric Abidal underwent his scheduled liver transplant, as more than 70,000 Camp Nou fans paid tribute to the France defender during a 4-0 win over Getafe in the Spanish league.

Barcelona's Abidal undergoes liver transplant


Lewis Hamilton produced a masterful performance in the wet at Silverstone to win the British Grand Prix and breathe fresh life into his world championship challenge.


*Actress and mother of an autistic child, Holly Robinson Peete, and her hubby have opened up a free autism center and will likely be duplicated across the country.

Holly Robinson Peete opens free autism centers


Liza Minnelli is returning to Broadway in a new Christmas show, reported Newsweek.


Southern actor Ram Charan Teja, who is making his Bollywood debut with Apoorva Lakhia's remake of 1973 Zanjeer, has a fetish for watches.


Alex Mcleish has claimed he won't walk away from Birmingham even after their relegation to the Championship.

McLeish won't walk away from Birmingham after relegation


A city man was charged with simple assault for allegedly punching his niece's boyfriend in the face on Friday.


Former US Sen. George LeMieux praised the Republican leadership in Tallahassee on Monday for enacting school choice laws that Gov. Rick Scott signed off on.

George LeMieux praises school choice laws--


Free agent wide receiver Stevie Johnson and the Buffalo Bills have exchanged contract proposals, according to a report by Rodney McKissic of The Buffalo News.

Stevie Johnson, Bills exchange contract proposals, according to report


Four Palestinian civilians were injured in an Israeli missile attack targeting different areas of Gaza Strip late Friday.

Four palestinians injured in Israeli attack


New mum Dannii Minogue was spotted enjoying her first family day out with newborn son Ethan in Melbourne on Sunday.

New mum Dannii Minogue enjoys first family day out


Los Angeles-based MyLife.com, the online website headed by Jeff Tinsley which helps users manage their online social accounts, has launched a new product, the firm announced this morning.


Standard Life Bank rates on mortgages and fees have been cut on the Freestyle range.


Malawi has launched The Big Issue, a magazine aimed at ending poverty according to its chairperson, John Chikago, and information and civic education minister, Patricia Kaliati.


Incumbent MP Fin Donnelly was acclaimed Saturday as the NDP candidate for his riding of New Westminster-Coquitlam and Port Moody for the next federal election.


The body of a man recovered from Lake Michigan near the Discovery World Museum was identified by Milwaukee police Wednesday as Barakat Kaid, 40.

Man recovered from Lake Michigan identified


Debt management firms are helping thousands of people eliminate credit card debt today.

Firms helping people eliminate credit card debt


An Austin man was robbed at gunpoint early Saturday morning in the Plaza Lot on the west side of the new justice center.


Maruti Suzuki India reopened its Manesar plant amid heavy security, a month after a lockout was declared due to the violence in which one senior company official was killed.

Maruti Suzuki reopens Manesar plant amid heavy security


Kuala Lumpur Hockey Club midfielder Kelvinder Singh is thrilled to bits after landing a job as a police inspector.

Kelvinder thrilled to land job as police inspector


LLOYD Blankfein, chairman and chief executive of Goldman Sachs, says the world economy will rebound ``faster than people think''.

Economy will rebound 'faster than people think':


An anti-abortion activist has been killed in a drive-by shooting outside a Michigan high school, and authorities say a local business owner was also killed.


A USDA meteorologist says good harvesting weather should continue well into autumn.


A Broward domestic violence judge doesn't have to step down from cases because he has prior connections to an anti-domestic violence advocacy group, an appeals court ruled Wednesday.

Domestic violence judge won't have to step down


Microsoft has launched its Surface tablet, which it hopes to compete with Apple and Google in the increasingly competitive tablet market this Christmas.


A soldier from North Carolina was charged Sunday morning after he led police officers on a motor-vehicle chase from Route 68 to Aaronson Road, police said.

Soldier charged after leading police on chase


The UK green economy is defying the economic downturn, taking a £117 billion share of the £3.2 trillion green goods and services market.


Real Madrid footballer Ruben de la Red on Thursday announced his retirement from football two years after the discovery of a serious heart complaint.

Ruben de la Red announces retirement from football


Flight delays piled up all across the country Monday as thousands of air traffic controllers were forced to take an unpaid day off because of federal budget cuts, providing the most visible impact yet of Congress and the White House's failure to agree on a long-term deficit-reduction plan.

Flight delays pile up as air controllers are forced to take days off because of budget cuts


Farmers in Pahang will soon be able to use North Korean technology to commercially grow paddy, after an alliance was formed between North Korea and Syarikat Sungai Duri Plantations Sdn Bhd.

Farmers in Pahang to use North Korean technology to grow paddy


Virginia is lowering the minimum age for blood donors from 17 to 16 in an effort to increase the eligible donor pool.

Virginia lowers minimum age for blood donors


Forecasters say Linda has weakened to a tropical storm far out in the Pacific, while a weakening Hurricane Fred drifts in the middle of the Atlantic.


Two British soldiers were killed in the southern Afghan province of Helmand, officials confirmed Thursday, dpa reported.

Two British soldiers killed in southern Afghanistan


New Delhi, May 10 British newspaper' Daily Telegraph', which created a stir yesterday by reporting that Varun Gandhi intends to follow his father&aposs population control measures, has clarified that he favours a``softer approach''to family planning.

Varun favours 'softer approach' to family planning:


THQ Inc. laid off 30 employees at its Agoura Hills headquarters due to poor sales of its uDraw Game Tablet, the company said in a statement.


Former NFL quarterback Steve McNair was shot multiple times, including once in the head, and a pistol was discovered near the body of the 20-year-old woman found dead with him Saturday in a downtown condominium.


Edison SpA, Italy's second-largest electricity and natural gas company by capacity, Monday said it swung to a first-half net loss of EUR62 million following a EUR77.5 million write-down.


Georgia tight end Orson Charles was arrested for DUI early Friday morning.


The National Party received more than $195,000 in anonymous donations in the 2011 election campaign, according to official records.

National received $195,000 in anonymous donations


Welsh rockers Lostprophets are heading back to school for a one-off concert in their home town.

Welsh rockers Lostprophets heading back to school


After dropping four of their last five games, including a demoralizing loss to the rival Canadiens on Saturday, tempers boiled over at Leafs practice Sunday.


A taxi driver has been charged with assault after an incident in St Kilda last night.


Muzaffarnagar Aug 27 Two members of a family died after allegedly inhaling poisonous gas emanating from a well at Jainpur village in the district, police said today.


Six year old Adam Walsh got justice today, 27 years after he was abducted and murdered mysteriously, with no one was charged with his crime.


Swiss second seed Roger Federer was knocked out of the Monte Carlo Masters when he lost 6-4 7-5 to compatriot Stanislas Wawrinka in the third round on Thursday.

Federer knocked out of Monte Carlo Masters


It looks like Noel Gallagher counter-suing his brother Liam for libel claiming the singer tried to attack him with a guitar.

Noel Gallagher counter-sues brother Liam


Pakistani rupee is losing fast against regional currencies as it remained just half against the Indian Rupee, and the Bangladeshi Taka also appears much stronger than the Pakistani currency.

Rupee losing fast against regional currencies


Goran Hadzic, the last Yugoslav war crimes suspect still at large, was captured in Serbia Wednesday, a war crimes tribunal announced.

Last Yugoslav war crimes suspect at large is captured


As per reports and market information from our sources,Malaysian palm oil futures ended lower on Monday after hitting more than two-month highs as traders sold following a three-day rally and looked to exports data to set direction.The market was overbought.In the short term, the market is strong and will trade between 3,470 to 3,500 ringgit.The benchmark August crude palm oil contract fell 0.9 percent to 3,408 ringgit after hitting a high of 3,464.The overall traded volume was 16,739 lots of 25 tonnes each, lower than the usual 25,000 lots.Traders are expecting May exports data due on Tuesday to set the market trend after cargo surveyors showed upbeat overseas demand earlier.

Malaysian palm oil futures ended lower on Monday after hitting more than two-month highs..


Today's win is brought to you by online music service Rdio, which now offers free Web streaming.


Analysts at Goldman Sachs raised their price target on shares of Yahoo! from $24.00 to $25.00 in a research report issued to clients and investors on Tuesday.

Goldman Sachs raises price target on Yahoo! (yhoo)


No Doubt, the band that launched the career of superstar Gwen Stefani, have revealed plans to tour again via an instant messaging transcript on their official website.


Indian domestic billet prices have slumped by Rs2,000 per tonne on weak demand for long products.

Indian domestic billet prices slump on weak demand


Police kept a close eye on the funeral for a Calgary man gunned down in a recent gang shooting.


India will open two new consulates in the United States possibly this year, in the cities of Atlanta and Seattle, the Press Trust of India.

India to open two new consulates in the us


AUSTRALIAN Vic Darchinyan has won the IBF super flyweight boxing world title after a fifth round knockout of champion Dimitri Kirilov in Tacoma, Washington.


Irate people assaulted a doctor at the government hospital here following the death of two infants -- a seven day old girl child and a boy who was born yesterday.

Irate people assault doctor following death of infants


Thomas Bjorn of Denmark has won the $2.5 million Qatar Masters.


The former Chief Compliance officer of an Idaho hedge fund has been charged with fraud for misappropriating $650,000 in investor funds, the SEC said in a release today.

Compliance officer at hedge fund charged with fraud


News Corp expects MySpace to lose USD165m in the year ending in June 2011, according to leaked documents the company is distributing to potential buyers.


Actor Anand Babu -- who was away from Tamil Cinema for long -- is back to Kollywood.


As Cricket Kenya is still struggling with players' contract issues, the ICC has warned CK of financial implications if they do not agree to play the World Cricket League Division One.


LAKE VILLAGE, Ark. - A new fish diagnostic lab has opened in Lake Village, a facility that will aid fish farmers in battling disease and keeping optimal conditions for growing.


Italy's Ferrero has decided not to bid for Cadbury Plc, further strengthening the case of Kraft Foods in its £10.5bil takeover bid for the British chocolatier.


The human papillomavirus vaccine is ``dangerous,'' Rep. Michele Bachmann said during a debate last week for Republican presidential candidates.

Human papillomavirus vaccine ``dangerous,'' Bachmann says


A 10 year old burn victim says he's 'learned his lesson' after suffering severe burns to 80% of his body.

10 year old burn victim: 'i've learned my lesson'


A sinkhole has swallowed a pond on Sunday stunning a local homeowner in Newcastle, California.


In an announcement released late this afternoon former Governor Bill Weld endorsed GOP candidate Gabriel Gomez for the US Senate.

Former Gov. Weld endorses Gabriel Gomez for US Senate


Activity in the UK construction sector returned to growth last month, with the strength of commercial activity making up for the lacklustre performance in residential and civil engineering.

UK construction sector returns to growth


Meera Jasmine is facing a ban in her native state, though she had several other projects on hand in Telugu and Tamil languages.


Dick Van Dyke has canceled his public appearance next week due to an undiagnosed neurological problem causing fatigue and lack of sleep.

Dick Van Dyke cancels public appearance due to undiagnosed neurological problems


MORE than 10,000 British soldiers are unfit for frontline duty as the pressure of supplying troops for years of conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan takes its toll on the army, the Sunday Telegraph reported.

10,000 British soldiers unfit for frontline


US Rep. Michele Bachmann said she appreciates President Obama's efforts to include Republicans in the Fiscal Responsibility Summit but says Washington ``has failed to deliver on its promises to provide fiscally responsible solutions to our nation's economic crisis.''

Bachmann says Washington fails to deliver promises


A state mental health worker from Bourne died Friday after a patient at a Cape Cod hospital assaulted him about two weeks ago, authorities said yesterday.


College football betting odds have the Badgers listed as 3.5-point home favorites.


Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon will arrive in Colombo tomorrow to hold meetings with Sri Lanka\'s top leadership.


Insurgency in the North East cannot be solved by the gun alone because it is more of a social and political problem, a top Army officer said on Thursday.

Insurgency cannot be solved by gun alone:


A 65-year-old broker was charged in a Sessions Court here yesterday with cheating a contractor of RM600,000 over a land deal.


Duke 62, BC 61 Eagles fall just short of beating Duke The security guards in safety orange polos and black cargo pants were kneeling down at every corner of the court.


In a note discussing Qualcomm this morning, FBR says that tablet production may be cut.


The bodies of three slain Pittsburgh police officers will lie in state at a downtown municipal building, city officials announced Monday.

Three slain Pittsburgh officers to lie in state


Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists he will not get carried away by a 5-0 thrashing of a lacklustre Swansea side at Anfield.


LODDON put the midweek 6-0 defeat by North Walsham well behind them and showed real character in holding title-chasing Acle to a 0-0 draw.


Poland-based private equity manager Enterprise Investors said it is considering entering the Romanian wind energy market through its new investment vehicle Wento, newswires reported.

Enterprise Investors consider entering romania's wind energy market


Michigan is temporarily suspending one of its college student loan programs, blaming it on an ongoing credit crunch that has made it tougher for some borrowers to get money.

Michigan suspends one of its college loan programs


CONGRESS is moving to revive the rent control law, which expired on Dec. 31, 2008, to protect some 1.5 million families renting apartments or houses.

Congress moves to revive rent control law


A US military plane crashed in Kyrgyzstan today, shortly after taking off from the Manas Transit Center.


A 20-year-old Delhi University student was found murdered and his body disfigured with acid near a drain in north-west Delhi, police said on Thursday.


American fans of Formula 1 racing like me will finally see the return of international Grand Prix racing to the US in 2012.

Formula 1 racing returns to the US in 2012:


An Elkhart man was attacked in his own living quarters by his own dog late Tuesday afternoon.


A horse tested positive for West Nile Virus in Lowndes County, according to Georgia heath officials..

Horse tests positive for West Nile in Lowndes Co.


GAYLORD Visitation services will be held all week for a Gaylord soldier killed in Iraq and the funeral will be Friday.

Services to be held this week for soldier


Wanderers stun Roar to get first win Updated: 23:52, Saturday October 27, 2012 Striker Mark Bridge headed home Western Sydney's first goal as the rookie A-League club secured a maiden win in a massive 1-0 upset of defending champions Brisbane on Saturday night.


Euro RSCG London is proud to announce that they have won the most prestigious TED award for producing the best global 'Ad worth spreading'; it will be announced officially on the TED stage in LA today that the agency's 'Walls' work for Dulux has scooped a top prize.

Euro RSCG London wins prestigious TED award for best global 'ad worth spreading'


She has just launched her own lingerie line for fashion house ``George at Asda.''


The Cincinnati Reds hammered the Chicago Cubs 3-1 in the first game of their three-match regular series encounter on Tuesday, September 18 at Wrigley Field in Chicago.

Cincinnati Reds hammer Chicago Cubs 3-1 --


Fringe actor Seth Gabel will be playing the villainous Count in an episode of The CW's Arrow early next year, and here he talks about his preparation for the role as well as his interest in being in more than one episode.

Seth Gabel discusses playing 'the Count' in Arrow


New York, May 2 US stocks opened lower Wednesday after a private jobs report showed that hiring was slowing.


The Toronto stock market headed for a slightly higher open on Wednesday as a weaker US currency helped boost commodity prices.


Nuri Şahin has returned from a broken nose injury which saw him ruled out of action for the past two weeks.


A 19 year old Pace teen died early Wednesday morning in a single car accident near the intersection of Sandy Landing Rd. and Mineral Springs Rd.

Pace teen dies in Wednesday morning accident


During the hearing of a case pertaining to voter lists, Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry remarked that non-resident Pakistanis should be given the right to vote, adding that, they sent significant remittances to the country, FP News desk reported.

Non-resident Pakistanis should be given right to vote:


Mango madness swept through Berry Springs yesterday as the annual mango festival drew hundreds to the small township for eating competitions, mango cricket, mango lawn bowls and mango pinata.


The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is expected to announce that it will begin supervising the nation's credit bureaus later this year.

CFPB to begin supervising credit bureaus


Air Canada says it will hire more than 1,100 employees due to growth and the launch of a new airline.

Air Canada to hire more than 1,100 employees


Gatewood Galbraith, a frequent statewide candidate known for his support for decriminalizing marijuana, filed candidacy papers Wednesday with the Secretary of State to run for governor as an independent.

Galbraith to run for governor as independent


American Securities LLC, a New York-based private equity firm, today announces that, in partnership with management, it has completed a significant investment in Presidio Inc., a leading professional and managed services firm at the forefront of creative IT infrastructure solutions in data center/virtualization; collaboration -- including contact center; security and mobility.

American Securities completes investment in Presidio Inc.


Warren Weinstein, the US citizen kidnapped by gunmen in Pakistan three months ago, is reportedly being held by al-Qaida.

US citizen warren Weinstein reportedly being held by al-Qaida


Confused.com, the insurance and energy comparison website, has launched a bold new advertising campaign designed to introduce customers to its new website.

Confused.com launches new advertising campaign


Britney Spears and ex-husband Kevin Federline are able to put their differences aside to support their two sons, Jayden James and Sean Preston, during their soccer games in Los Angeles.

Britney Spears and Kevin Federline support their two sons during a soccer game


Thomas Voeckler claimed the first victory for the host by winning the fifth stage of the Tour de France on Wednesday.


A West Valley teen was shot 3 times on Saturday afternoon and Police believe it could be gang related.


Nordstrom Inc. says it is expanding into Canada, its first move outside the US


Only vigilance can stop rogue traders such as Jerome Kerviel, the sharp-suited French dealer who was jailed on Tuesday and ordered to repay former employer Societe Generale 4.9 billion euros.

Only vigilance can stop rogue traders like Kerviel


Bollywood movie Agneepath, which received a grand opening on the first day, has finally crossed Rs 100 crore mark at the Indian Box Office in the second weekend.

Agneepath crosses 100 crore mark at Indian Box Office


Stocks wavered Wednesday amid caution about an upcoming meeting of world leaders and as Europe continues to grapple with government debt problems.


ANSETT employees have finally received their final payout, a decade after the airline collapsed.


One Night of Queen returns to the State Theatre in Easton tonight for a concert to pay tribute to one of the greatest rock bands of all time.

One Night of Queen returns to State Theatre in Easton


A 38-year-old Hailey man has lost his US citizenship and now faces deportation following sentencing this week on a federal conviction for unlawful procurement of US citizenship.

Hailey man loses citizenship, faces deportation


US beef imports surged in September, fueled by consumer demand for premium sirloin and rib cuts, a report by the Agro-Fisheries Trade Corp. said Sunday.


Police say a 73-year-old Lafayette woman was killed when she was hit by an SUV while standing in her front yard.

Lafayette woman killed while standing in her yard


``The flexibility in Nawaz's stance has come really late ... it is also not meant to unite the PML, instead it is aimed at saving the Punjab government,'' said Shujaat while addressing a ceremony on the eve of PML foundation day celebrations here on Monday.

Flexibility in Nawaz's stance has come late:


South African bowling sensation Vernon Philander injured his knee at net practice on Saturday morning, but should still be fit to play in the second Test against Sri Lanka which starts on Monday.


Russia sharply reduced gas supplies to neighbouring Ukraine on Thursday after a row over unpaid bills and prices, raising the spectre of supply disruptions to the European Union.

Russia sharply reduces gas supplies to Ukraine


Most European stocks dropped, extending two weeks of losses, as anti-government protests rocked Egypt for a seventh day, causing airline and travel company shares to fall.


Latin American steelmaking group Ternium will look at ``upstream and downstream integration opportunities'' with Brazil's Usiminas, in which it is buying a 27.66% controlling stake.

Ternium looking at 'upstream and downstream opportunities' with Usiminas


Myanmar must create a viable, sustainable economy to better attract foreign investors by strengthening fundamental structures and fostering a pro-investment environment, says President Tony Tan Keng Yam.

Myanmar must create viable, sustainable economy to better attract investors:


The union representing Washington Metro workers is demanding some safety changes in the transit system after two Metro trains crashed.

Union demands changes after dc Metro train crash


The Wreath Depot Tonganoxie, KS, July 19, 2012 --- The Wreath Depot is encouraging their new and returning customers to sign up for savings on all products including the ever-popular lavender wreaths, which the company is always trying...

The Wreath Depot encourages customers to sign up for savings on all products including lavender wreaths


Westwood offers Kate fashion advice Updated: 06:13, Monday February 18, 2013 Fashion icon Vivienne Westwood has called on the Duchess of Cambridge to stop buying so many different outfits and instead make more of an effort to be environmentally friendly.


A Canadian soldier and a soldier of the Afghan National Army were killed by an improvised explosive device Wednesday in Afghanistan.


Cpl. Todd Preston of the Kimberley RCMP says he has been contacted by one of the candidates for Council in Kimberley with a complaint that campaign signs are being vandalized.


A Watertown woman faces up to 15 years in prison after being convicted of defrauding the federal government.

Watertown woman convicted of defrauding government


Romney is a grandfather again, and he has a surrogate to thank.


Lincoln National dropped sharply on Monday and reached a 10-day low.


Arkansas native John Daly announced Friday that he will be playing in the Fort Smith Classic, which has been struggling to find a title sponsor.


UK metallers The Order of Apollyon, have inked a three album record deal with Listenable Records.

The Order of Apollyon inks deal with Listenable Records


Many tracks on Dedication sound like preparatory sketches for a more ambitious work by Zomby, but there are three really good tracks.

Dedication sounds like sketches for a more ambitious work by Zomby


Longtime Seattle Mariners announcer Dave Niehaus has passed away at the age of 75.


South Korea on Friday unveiled a new military transport helicopter, developed with the chopper division of European Aeronautic, Defence and Space Co., to replace Seoul's aging fleet of US helicopters.

South Korea unveils new military transport helicopter


Late US Reverend Lucius Walker, Executive Director of the Inter-Religious Foundation for Community Organization and Pastors for Peace was paid homage this Thursday in Sancti Spiritus.

Lucius Walker paid homage in Sancti Spiritus


Two swimming areas in Mason County were closed Friday.


In fact, The Wall Street Journal has indicated that Obama is too thin to win the White House as his slim physique could be a liability in a nation of mostly obese voters and it might also affect his presidential campaign.


New car registrations fell by 23 percent in October marking six months of consecutive car sales decline.


St. Michael Catholic Church in Fernandina Beach will have a parish renewal with Father Hugh Burns Sunday through Wednesday.

St. Michael Catholic Church is having a parish renewal


Bahrain arrested six opposition activists on Thursday as part of a crackdown on the Shi'ite pro-democracy movement that has sparked outrage in the Shi'ite world and criticism from Washington, an MP said.


``Illegal immigration will be a thing of the past,'' Schumer said on the Senate floor, celebrating the passage of the motion to proceed.

'Illegal immigration will be thing of past'


But despite choosing fundraising over LeBron, Obama played one thing as well as possible in largely conservative Miami-Dade County, where he was met by several protestors: he threw up the U, a salute Hurricanes fans aren't soon to forget.


Aaron Hernandez has been formally charged with murder after a week-long investigation by police in Attleboro, Massachusetts.

Aaron Hernandez is being charged with murder


Former prime minister Gordon Brown has led tributes to Labour MP Alan Keen who has died at the age of 73.

Gordon Brown leads tributes to Labour MP Alan Keen


GEORGE Osborne is planning a ``reckless'' tax raid on pensions which could cost savers up to £100,000 each, experts warn.

George Osborne is planning a ``reckless'' tax raid on pensions


Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick said on Wednesday that he'll play against the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday.


A 24-year Indian student in Bonn was brutally attacked by Islamic extremists who slashed his tongue when he refused to convert, German police said Dec. 27.

Indian student brutally attacked in germany


AJ Allmendinger earned his first career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series pole at Phoenix International Raceway with a fast lap of 26.731 seconds at 134.675 mph.


Local dignitaries will be coming together today to celebrate the release of its 100th kiwi in Hawke's Bay.

Locals to celebrate the release of its 100th kiwi in Hawke's Bay.


The legendary jazz singer and performer, Etta James was admitted to the hospital earlier this week for a urinary tract infection and sepsis, according to her son Sametto James.

Etta James admitted to hospital for infections


Facebook is reportedly adding a new feature that would let its users share their location in their status updates.

Facebook to let users share their locations


A PROFESSIONAL footballer who lives in St Leonards has been charged with sexual assault on a woman and voyeurism.


Japan has congratulated the people Nepal on the successful election of the first President and Vice President of the country.

Japan congratulates Nepal on election of President, Vice President


Information minister Kirunda Kivejinja has said the Ugandan Government does not want to crack down on the media.

Ugandan Government does not want to crack down on the media-...


Indian Premier League has been a great learning experience for top Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan and his kids, the actor has said.

IPL has been a learning experience for Shah Rukh Khan, his kids:


Rock Hill avenged an earlier loss with a 42-34 win over the visiting Gaffney Lady Indians on Friday.


Gunmen killed an Iraqi broadcaster in a drive-by shooting in the northern city of Mosul, police said.


Fabrice Muamba is showing ``small signs of improvement'' after suffering a cardiac arrest during Bolton Wanderers' FA Cup quarter-final at Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, the hospital said in a statement on Monday.

Muamba shows signs of improvement after cardiac arrest


SAN FRANCISCO & AMSTERDAM - While the IT industry is waiting for a recovery from a dramatic slowdown, Enterprise CMS / Portal specialist Hippo expands its presence in North American and European markets.

Hippo expands presence in North American and European markets


Private equity giant The Blackstone Group has applied for British banking licence, according to a Reuters report, which cites sources familiar with the matter.

Blackstone applies for UK banking licence


After promoting the song for almost a month, the cute rookie group Boyfriend has released their dance practice video for ``I'll Be There'' on Starship Entertainment's YouTube channel today.

Boyfriend releases dance practice video for ``I'll Be There''


Hawker Beechcraft workers and their supporters staged a rally Tuesday to drum up support to strike if current contract negotiations don't go their way.


Lethalwow is very excited to report that former WWE Women's Champion Wendi Richter will be inducted in the WWE Hall of Fame at this year's ceremony.

Wendi Richter to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame


A man said the car he was driving was stolen off the side of a highway over the weekend after he ran out of gas.

Man says car stolen after he ran out of gas


Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the People's Bank of China, said China will strive to maintain a basically stable RMB exchange rate amid the global financial crisis.

China to maintain stable RMB exchange rate:


``It is my estimate that the Indian economy will grow at 8.5% in 2011-12.


Sharp Galapagos tablet; iPhone 4 sells out in China; and EU ends two antitrust investigations of Apple.


A Saint Cloud man was killed and his son injured in a car crash Sunday.


Estelle has claimed she is glad that her first label dropped her, as you need to start at the bottom and build your way up.

Estelle glad her first label dropped her


A woman was ejected from an SUV during a rollover accident in PasadenaThe overnight wreck happened on a Highway-225 feeder road in Pasadena.


A stretch of a city centre canal is to be transformed into a wildlife haven thanks to a new 'vegetation carpet'.

City centre Canal to be transformed into wildlife haven


Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Limited claimed that it had received three fake Rs 500 currency notes from commuters on Thursday.


With an emotional letter to President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton formally stepped down as US secretary of state on Friday.

Hillary Clinton steps down as US secretary of state


Vikas Sethi, MD of Sethi Finmart is of the view that Voltas can touch Rs 225.


RANGERS star Allan McGregor soaked up the sun in Dubai while his club lurched deeper into crisis.

Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor soaks up the sun in Dubai


A female foetus was found on the roof of a commercial complex at Sanjay Chowk here on Wednesday.


They have a kettle that twitters, a device which is not yet launched in the market.


A Billings medical marijuana caregiver fears proposed zoning regulations by the city will leave her business stranded.


Sixth seed Robin Soderling of Sweden has withdrawn from the US Open today due to illness.


Britain must remain ``open for business'' despite this week's strike by public sector workers, Immigration Minister Damian Green said on Saturday.


India may lead the second wave of IT adoption as companies here kept up investments despite the recession and seemed more forward-looking than their counterparts globally, according to IBM Corp. Forty per cent of Indian companies, surveyed by IBM in July, said they wanted to be first to adopt a new technology, while only 11% said they would wait till technology was widely available.

India to lead second wave of IT adoption:


Global conservation group WWF called on Tuesday for a moratorium on all new oil exploration in the Arctic, insisting that the environmental risks to the sensitive eco system there were too great.

WWF calls for moratorium on oil exploration in Arctic


Silverstone has officially launched the new Arena circuit that will play host to the British Grand Prix from 2010.


Hollywood actress Megan Fox is set to play a dazzling mermaid in an upcoming flick.


A Topeka man was injured Wednesday in a single-vehicle rollover on Carlson Road, just north of Interstate 70, the Kansas Highway Patrol said.


Hindalco has secured a $982 million foreign currency loan to clear a bridge loan that paid for Novelis in 2007.

Hindalco secures $982 million foreign loan


The jury in the Barry Bonds case has convicted him on a charge of obstruction of justice, but deadlocked on others.

Jury convicts Bonds of obstruction of justice


MLA RK Anand while talking to the media persons as he in association with the JAC against the brutal killing of Akoijam Priyobrata alias Bochou received the body of Akoijam Priyobrata of Mongsangei Boroi Makhong who was killed in an incident which police claimed as an encounter with the Imphal West District Commandos on March 15 last said that 90 percent of the people killed by the security forces regularly in the state in incidents what they claim as encounter is fake and artificial.


GM announced it will invest 4 billion euro in its European operations by 2016 to add new models, restore profit and increase market share in the region.

Gm to invest 4 billion euro in europe by 2016


Over 120 houses in the Sri Lankan refugee camp at Mottamalai in Tamilnadu were gutted when a major fire broke out, police said.

120 houses in Lankan refugee camp gutted


The ASU volleyball team will host two home tournaments this spring, including a sand volleyball tournament.

ASU volleyball to host two spring tournaments


Northern Stage has been nominated for two prestigious national TMA Awards for its touring production of Joan Littlewood's Musical Entertainment Oh What A Lovely War directed by Erica Whyman and Sam Kenyon.

Northern Stage nominated for prestigious Awards


Inflation is expected to remain high for the next three months and the Reserve Bank of India's next move on policy rates depends much on how the situation pans out in the coming three weeks, according to Prime Minister's economic advisory council chairman C Rangarajan.

'Inflation to remain high for next three months'


Bobby Jackson is retiring from the NBA at age 36.


It has been rumoured that Denise Van Outen could be set to join West End musical Legally Blonde.

Denise Van Outen to join Legally Blonde?


The Latymer at Pennyhill Park has been awarded a fifth Rosette by the AA in its 2012 Restaurant Guide.

The Latymer awarded fifth Rosette by the AA


First Tennessee Bank, a subsidiary of First Horizon National Corp., will host a community shred event on June 1 from 10 am to 2 pm at the First Tennessee Financial Center located at 7430 Goodman Road in Olive Branch.

First Tennessee to host community shred event


Heavy rains lashed the national capital today resulting in traffic snarls in many areas due to water logging.


Old Firm duo Celtic and Rangers will eventually join the English Premier League, according to Celtic's largest shareholder Dermot Desmond.

Celtic and Rangers 'will join English Premier league'


Caritas International, the confederation of Catholic relief and development agencies, has announced that it will provide aid to 100,000 people in South Sudan over the next year.


Problem gamblers should be banned from venues under poker machine reforms, Queensland independent MP Bob Katter says.

Problem gamblers must be banned - Katter


The province's Deputy Premier says government stands firmly behind the Chief Electoral Officer in the wake of questions of an apparent breach of the Elections Act.

Government standing behind Chief Electoral Officer


Telenor has increased its voting share in VimpelCom to 36.36% after buying 234,000,000 preferred shares from Weather Investments II for $374,400,000.

Telenor increases voting share in VimpelCom


A man was rescued from a cold Santa Rosa Sound on Saturday night after he jumped off Brooks Bridge to escape lawmen.


Rakesh Arora of Macquarie Research is of the view that Hindalco has target of Rs 184.


An uninformed observer dropping in on the Walker County Fairgrounds on January 30 might certainly have gotten the impression that Grimes County has declared war!


AP Entertainment News Video Phoenix police are investigating a fatal stabbing in east Phoenix.

Phoenix police investigating fatal stabbing


Police charged a 28-year-old Orange County man with multiple vehicle and traffic violations after he allegedly left the scene of a car accident in Highland.

Police charge man for leaving the scene of an accident


Sorry, Mr. President, the economy is not fine, and your flippant attitude toward it is a clear reflection of how out of touch you are with the American people.


NETGEAR, a worldwide provider of technologically advanced and branded networking products, has outlined an extensive regional expansion strategy for 2008, wherein it plans to establish a greater local presence across the Middle East.

NETGEAR outlines expansion strategy in me for 2008


Russia has expanded its invasion of Georgia , advancing beyond the disputed South Ossetia into the heart of the country.


The IMF needs hundreds of billions of dollars to protect struggling economies from the global financial crisis, Britain's Gordon Brown said on Sunday, as he led a business and ministerial delegation to the Gulf States.

IMF needs hundreds of billions of dollars:


Previously sealed documents in the criminal hacking case against deceased Internet activist Aaron Swartz were ordered released Monday by a US judge.

Documents in case against Internet activist Aaron Swartz to be released


Aziz was sentenced to death by Iraq's high criminal court, along with four other stalwarts of the Ba'athist regime deposed by the US invasion in 2003.


Jerry Springer, the American chat show host, breaks down in tears tonight as he discovers how both his Jewish grandmothers were killed in the Holocaust.

Jerry Springer discovers how his grandmothers were killed in the Holocaust


Daylight saving time starts at 2 am Sunday morning on March 10, 2013 and it means an extra hour of light in the evenings.


As Alice stumbles upon the Matter Hatter's tea party, the Cheshire Cat greets her with, ``Come on in, we're all mad here.''


People from ethnic minority groups in Scotland have lower cancer rates than white Scots, according to new research.

Ethnic minority Scots 'have lower cancer rates'


A Lithuania embassy will be opened in New Delhi within three months for enhancing the economic and cultural relationship with India.

Lithuania embassy to be opened in New Delhi


The Senate vote to kill the so-called ``takings'' bill came today, soon after the Legislature met to conclude the 2012 session.


The FBI says they've stopped an imminent threat after an alleged plot to ambush police officers.


Bela Fleck, widely regarded as the premier banjo player in the world, will join Abigail Washburn as part of the Sparrow Quartet tonight in a performance at Merrimack Hall.

Bela Fleck joins Sparrow Quartet for performance


Yemeni police have opened fire on protesters in the capital, Sanaa, wounding at least 65 people demonstrating for an end to president Ali Abdullah Saleh's 32-year-old rule, hospital sources said.


A 25-year-old Moldavian man hung himself in his cell at a Nicosia police station early yesterday morning.

Man hangs himself at Nicosia police station


Cinemagoers could be forgiven for a sense of d?j? vu after research found that one in five films released this year will be a sequel, a record figure.The website Box Office Mojo said there would be 27 films which are either follow-ups, prequels or spin-offs in 2011.

One in five films released this year will be a sequel


2009-12-17 07:31:57 - Eventsbot offers convenient and easy to use online event registration service catering the event management requirement of various industry domains.

Eventsbot offers convenient online event registration service


A frantic police hunt is on for Kacyiru Methodist Church pastor, who allegedly conned some 300 students on promises of meeting their education expenses, RNA reports.

Police hunting for pastor conning students


PTI / New York September 11, 2009, 12:57 IST Global news service provider Bloomberg is considering a bid for American magazine BusinessWeek, says a media report.

Bloomberg considering bid for BusinessWeek:


A 19-year-old woman stabbed her father to death in Dobsonville, Soweto on Monday, Gauteng police said.


Nowitzki, Paul get 33, Mavs beat Clippers in OT just in time for their own postseason push.


Gold hit a 2010 high above $1,170 an ounce in Europe on Friday, fuelled by euro strength and investors continuing to embrace the metal's safe-haven properties on unease over euro zone sovereign debt levels.


Kate Middleton made her first public speech today at a charity event for childrens hospices.

Kate Middleton makes her first public speech


A new report by Canadian researchers challenges the widespread belief that rape is increasingly being used as a ``weapon of war.''

Report challenges belief that rape increasingly used as weapon of war


Mr Mark Woyongo, Upper East Regional Minister, on Wednesday appealed to doctors in the region to continue to run full work schedule and not join some of their colleagues who were embarking on work-to-rule.

Woyongo appeals to doctors to run full schedule


A security flaw has been discovered in Adobe PDF readers that can allow hackers to take over your computer.

Security flaw discovered in Adobe PDF readers


Hedge funds are betting on a disaster hitting the financial markets within the next several quarters, with managers holding onto historic levels of cash.


Caleb TerBush passed for 178 yards and two touchdowns to help Purdue upset No. 23 Illinois 21-14 on Saturday afternoon.


Indianapolis Colts coach Jim Caldwell believes his team is healthy, rested and ready for the playoffs.


The hotels and leisure sector saw the third highest rate of insolvencies in July, new figures released this week reveal.

Hotels and leisure sees third highest rate of insolvencies in July


On Tuesday, May 15, 2012, President Barack Obama visited The View for the fourth time and his second since becoming President of the United States.

President Obama visits 'the View' for the fourth time


Ben Foden is confident Saints are heading in the right direction despite the disappointment of losing out in the Guinness Premiership semi-finals.


Panasonic US has introduced the anticipated DMP-BD50, Panasonic's third generation Blu-ray disc player.

Panasonic introduces third generation Blu-ray disc players


Sir Paul McCartney was glad Wings was formed with ``raw talent'' instead of big names.

Sir Paul McCartney was glad for Wings' 'raw talent'


The Reserve Bank of India wants more and more banks to launch services on mobile, its Deputy Governor Shyamala Gopinath said in Bengaluru on Monday.

RBI wants more banks to launch services on mobile


Two people were killed when a small military plane crashed in southwestern Mexico on Wednesday, the defense ministry said in a statement.

2 killed in military plane crash in Mexico


Amnesty International has slammed Europe for tolerating human rights abuse and torture, highlighting cases that support its claims.


Banco Santander SA, Spain's biggest bank, may sell a minority stake in its Brazilian unit in a primary share offering to raise funds from the lender's largest Latin American business.

Santander may sell minority stake in Brazilian unit


German hosting services provider Strato is now offering a server designed for professional online shops.

Strato offers server for professional online shops


Students at the City Schools District 80 Primary Center celebrated Valentine's Day by sharing valentines, candy and snacks.


Search giant Google has announced a sub-Saharan Africa android developer challenge that invites African developers to compete and build innovative local Android mobile application softwares.

Google announces Africa Android developer challenge


IMF will continue to support Greece in its fight against economic difficulties, its press service said on Monday.


A charter bus rolled over on I-35 in San Marcos near the outlet mall early Friday morning injuring several passengers and shutting down the interstate.

Charter bus rolls over near San Marcos outlet mall


Getinge AB today announced that it will extend its previously announced $53.00 per share cash tender offer for all of the outstanding shares of Datascope Corp. (DSCP:


Moscow, Sep 28 Russia needs a leaner space industry, and that means significant job cuts, according to Vladimir Popovkin, head of Russia's Space Agency Roscosmos.


The Jonas Brothers will play Rupp Arena on Aug. 23 as part of their first world tour.


Four people were killed and six injured as an under construction bridge on the Kota-Udaipur by-pass road on the Chambal River collapsed in Rajasthan, an official said Thursday.

Four killed, six injured as bridge collapses in Rajasthan


Brad Pitt has ruled out stepping behind the camera to direct his first film because he couldn't bear the thought of leaving behind his six kids for any length of time.


Coroner wants child sex abuse campaign Updated: 10:15, Saturday September 8, 2012 A coroner in Victoria has found several people suspected a man was sexually abusing his stepdaughter, who later killed him, but failed to report it.


Varanasi, Sep 8 Senior BJP leader and Rajya Sabha member Kalraj Mishra today said he would undertake a 'padyatra' from Ballia to Noida to raise awareness among farmers against the proposed Ganga Expressway.

Mishra to undertake 'padyatra' against Ganga Expressway


Democratic leaders Sen. Chris Larson and Rep. Peter Barca say the new money must go toward schools to help offset cuts they saw in the previous budget.

Democrats say new money must go to schools


Wednesday will be the first Ozone Action Day of 2011, when drivers and others are asked to delay activities that contribute to higher levels of pollution amid hot, humid weather.

Wednesday to be first Ozone Action Day of 2011


Cuts to Conn. disabilities programs raise concerns Connecticut parents, clients and advocates for people with disabilities warned Tuesday that nearly $40 million in proposed cuts to state services for the developmentally disabled will disrupt people's lives.


Conclave chatter dominates Vatican soccer league Vatican-sponsored soccer league matches went ahead as scheduled this weekend on a hill overlooking St. Peter's Basilica.


Princess Mary showed little sign of her pregnancy as she stepped out in Adelaide on Saturday night for her best friend's 40th birthday celebrations.


A local property dealer has been allegedly abducted by his manager and driver in connivance with two others, police said today.


Freedom Day celebrations kicked off in the capital on Tuesday, with an address expected from President Jacob Zuma shortly.


A former sex offender was jailed today for failing to meet the terms of his punishment.


Egyptian women stage a rally in the capital Cairo to denounce sexual harassment against female protesters.

Egyptian women denounce sexual harassment against female protesters


Tiffany & Co. said that it has authorised the additional repurchase of its shares and has also extended the deadlines for repurchasing.


swiftcover.com, the UK's first online only car insurance provider, is launching a new home insurance service, which it says will shake up the home insurance market in the same way its car insurance did for drivers.

Swiftcover.com launches home insurance service


In recent WWE news, it was announced that the Raw superstar John Cena granted his 200th wish for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

WWE news - Raw superstar John Cena grants 200th wish


New Zealand can learn a lot from Article 5 of the NATO Treaty, which is explicit in stating that an attack on one member state is considered an attack on all.


New Jersey Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov has met with Deron Williams to discuss his future with the NBA team, but the Russian tycoon refused to say whether the All-Star guard gave any indication whether he would opt out of his contract after this season.

Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov meets with Deron Williams about future


Third-placed Schalke kick off another pivotal weekend of Bundesliga action against Wolfsburg on Friday night.


``An Iranian warplane crashed this morning in Tabriz,'' Press TV reported.


Royal Caribbean International is temporarily suspending stops in Mexico and will instead be making six calls to Victoria in May on its Mariner of the Seas departures from LA

Royal Caribbean International will make six calls to Victoria


A car crashed into a subway resturaunt in superior injuing one person.


``I did not want to end up a statistic, like Nicole Simpson,'' Linda, who filed for divorce in 2007, told Matt Lauer about her split from Hogan, who's currently wrestling for TNA.

Linda Hogan: 'i did not want to end up a statistic, like Nicole Simpson'


HE Dr. Zalmai Rassoul, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Afghanistan, today addressed an open-debate of the UN Security Council on the ``Situation in Afghanistan.''

Aghanistan - Foreign Minister Rassoul addresses UN security Council on Afghanistan


Daredevil performer Stephen Gilchrist Glover better known as Steve-O, revealed that his parents fed him alcohol as a baby.

Steve-O's parents ``fed him alcohol as a baby''


A former campaign consultant to a state senator has been arrested for allegedly stealing more than $3,000 from a campaign account.

Former consultant to state senator arrested


A LOCAL garden will be open to the public on the Bank Holiday Monday under the National Garden Scheme, under which people have open days to raise money for charities.


Jet Airways, India's premier international airline, has introduced special return Economy, Premire and First Class fares to London from several Indian cities, with immediate effect.


BD , a global medical technology company, announced today that it would present at the following investor healthcare conferences in January:

BD to present at investor healthcare conferences


CARLSBAD, Calif. Authorities say a man who was struck by a train and thrown 20 feet in Carlsbad has survived with only minor injuries.

Man survives being struck by train in Carlsbad


Israeli troops on Tuesday arrested four Hamas members, including an MP, in the northern West Bank, Palestinian security sources and officials from the Islamist group said.


Breakthrough advances in environmental and energy efficiency technologies will be unveiled to Members of Congress, the media and the public at the Capitol Hill CleanTech Expo '09 on July 16 in the Rayburn House Office Building.

Breakthrough environmental technologies to be unveiled


A car crashed into a house along Greenbrook Parkway in Southaven early Wednesday leaving the driver with non-serious injuries.


If Russia does not agree to a Georgian proposal to change the peacekeeping format in the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict zone, Tbilisi could declare Russian peacekeepers occupiers, a Georgian MP said Wednesday.

Georgia could declare Russian peacekeepers occupiers


Cyprus Government approved a bill that abolishes multiple pensions for state officials, hoping it is approved by parliament ``as soon as possible''.

Cyprus approved a bill that abolishes multiple pensions for state officials


Little Rock philanthropist Jennings Osborne, known for his holiday light displays, massive pork dinners and links to state and national politicians, died Wednesday.

Jennings Osborne, known for holiday lights, dies


Malaysia has an edge over other countries as an excellent Islamic financial hub as it was not only commercialising the system but has also developed the syariah system and education towards that direction.

Malaysia has edge as excellent Islamic financial hub


Rescuer killed by live powerlines Updated: 19:56, Sunday January 15, 2012 A small town in northern NSW is in mourning after a young man was electrocuted as he tried to save a teenager who had crashed her car into a power pole.


Oil companies from the United States, Europe, and Asia are scrambling for a share in Libyan oil as the rebels' Transitional National Council gradually works to take the place of the Gadhafi regime.


IMPERIAL Tobacco has set a £500m share buyback and predicted a return to sales growth.

Imperial Tobacco predicts return to sales growth


The world leader in the wind turbine industry, Danish company Vestas, says it would cut 2335 jobs by the end of the year as part of a previously announced savings package.

Wind turbine giant Vestas to cut 2335 jobs


England U21 coach Stuart Pearce has joined the chorus of John Terry backers despite the emergence of his affair with a former teammates ex-girlfriend.

England U21 coach Pearce joins chorus of Terry backers


Sirona, the dental technology leader, today announces that it has expanded its exclusive distribution agreement with Patterson Companies, Inc. The existing agreements have been amended with immediate effect and now include all Sirona products for the US market.

Sirona expands its exclusive distribution agreement with Patterson Companies, Inc.


AT&T and unions for its landline workers are working past a strike deadline to try to reach agreement on a new contract.


Tila Tequila disses Heidi Montag for her plastic surgeries, as shown in a video at RadarOnline.com.


Mines and Mining Development minister Obert Mpofu said he will give mines to the military, police and prison service officers, if they apply for the licences despite objections from some ``imperialists''.


Former England star Paul Gascoigne, being hospitalized after a car crash in Newcastle, will remain in hospital till the end of the week.

Gascoigne to remain in hospital for the week


Scottish family jeweller Laings of Glasgow is today launching its first TV advertising campaign in 20 years.

Laings of Glasgow launches TV advertising campaign


Egypt resumes hot air ballooning Updated: 15:06, Monday April 22, 2013 Egypt has resumed hot air balloon sightseeing in the ancient city of Luxor, weeks after a fiery accident led authorities to halt the flights.


Southern California Edison has opened an exhibit in Irwindale, California displaying the latest tools and technologies that are helping to create the smart grid.

Southern California Edison opens exhibit


A Berlin-bound United Airlines flight landed safely at Newark airport this weekend after the aircraft experienced a ``mechanical issue with the engine,'' officials said.

United Airlines flight lands safely after 'mechanical issue' with engine


Rep. Jo Bonner, R-Ala., said Thursday he'll resign from Congress to take a top job at the University of Alabama.

Gop Rep. Jo Bonner to resign from Congress


THE TANFIELD Group says it has received a number of approaches from companies interested in taking over its cherry picker business.


Oil prices fell below $34 a barrel Tuesday in Asia as traders sold the expiring front-month Nymex contract because of a lack of space at a key US storage facility.


A New Iberia woman has been reported missing, according to a news release from the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office.


ATLANTA US Sen. Saxby Chambliss defended his vote in favor of the $700 billion bailout plan Thursday, saying the much-criticized package was needed to avert a ``slide down into a financial depression.''

Chambliss defends vote in favor of bailout


John spoke with Rolling Stone magazine, saying that Joel needs to seek help in rehab for his problems with alcoholism.

Elton John speaks out about Billy Joel's rehab


A new high-speed railway line linking Narita airport with central Tokyo opened on Saturday.

New railway between Narita airport and central Tokyo opens


The manslaughter trial of Nick Cunningham, of Port Lincoln, continues in Port Augusta.


Pakistan has reversed the Taliban territorial gains through a series of military operations, Chairman US Joint Chiefs Staff Admiral Mike Mullen said on Tuesday at a Congressional hearing, where he also advocated Washington's help towards resolving the Indo-Pak tensions for South Asian stability.


Wings of Tatev, the world's longest aerial tramway suspended passenger service on May 18.

Wings of Tatev aerial tramway suspends passenger service


Joe Mauer answers fan mail with his mother


A man driving on a wet road crashed into a tree and died early Thursday, Marietta police said.


Prison visits are set to resume at a high security jail in County Antrim on Saturday, as a major search continues into a third day.


Country singer Mindy McCready has entered rehab, after a trip to the ER couldn't heal all that was ailing her.

Country star Mindy McCready enters rehab


As the city of Pasadena puts the finishing touches on its budget, residents will have a chance to voice their concerns Tuesday.


Olympic boxer Paul Fleming made a successful return to the ring on Saturday night when he recorded a first-round knockout at Lake Kawana Community Centre.


Lily Aldridge and her husband, singer Caleb Followill, welcomed a baby girl into their family Thursday morning.

Lily Aldridge and Caleb Followill welcome a baby girl


Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Monday ruled out foul play as the cause of a car crash that injured him and killed his wife Susan, easing concerns that it would increase tensions in the new government.


Joe has recently been promoting the Michael Jackson-branded perfumes, Jackson Tribute, Legend and Legacy on behalf of Julian Rouas Paris but according to a new lawsuit, the company never obtained permission to use the name or image of Michael - who died of acute Propofol intoxication in June 2009 - on the product.

Joe Jackson & Michael Jackson-branded perfumes;


A red tide was sighted in Hong Kong waters 3 August 3, an inter-departmental red tide working group reported.


A laboratory for producing cocaine has been found in Bogota, the first of its kind ever to be found in the Colombian capital, with a capacity for producing 200 kg of the drug per month, police said.

Laboratory producing cocaine found in Bogota


``If I meet the right person, I would love to get married,'' Ranbir told an Oye 104.8 FM radio host.


A new billboard in Phoenix warns of racial profiling in Arizona because of the Senate Bill 1070 immigration law, according to a report by Azfamily.com and KTVK-TV Channel 3.


US Senator Saxby Chambliss visited Mid Georgia Ambulance Service in Macon this afternoon where he announced he's seeking re-election.


Sportsbook technology provider Offsidegaming, the B2B arm of Offsidebet.com, has appointed Matthew Colledge as the company's new chief technology officer.

Offsidegaming appoints new chief technology officer


A PENRITH woman was stabbed last night when she was putting out her garbage, police say.

PENRITH woman stabbed putting out her garbage


``It is important not to overreact to fuel price volatility,'' according to a statement from the regional airline, which is a subsidiary of Continental Airlines.


Pound sterling rose against the dollar on Monday the highest in over four weeks against a broadly weaker dollar as investors awaited details of a planned $700 billion US government bailout to shore up the banking sector.


St. Paul native LeRoy Neiman, known for capturing the high action of the world of sports with his paintbrush, has died.


Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will pay obeisance at the Golden Temple in Amritsar today.

Manmohan Singh to pay obeisance at Golden Temple today


South African National Parks said the search would continue for poachers believed to be behind the killing of at least 11 rhino at the Kruger National Park.


A wild wedding party brawl involving an Astros pitcher was caught on tape.


US group Hewlett Packard , the world's largest personal computer maker, may cut as many as 1,000 jobs in Germany as part of planned European-wide redundancies, WirtschaftsWoche reported, citing an unnamed staff representative.


Among them the survey found that young people are more willing to pay for content than older age groups, and a conclusion why.

Young people more willing to pay for content than old


Fitch Ratings on Monday cut its long-term issuer default rating on Morgan Stanley and said it expects the current stresses on the bank's core businesses to continue for some time.


Gas prices are rising not because of increased demand but because Wall Street is betting on higher gas prices.


The seat belt enforcement campaign called Click It or Ticket begins Monday and runs through June 3.


FOUR security guards were tied up and held at gunpoint by ten robbers at a warehouse in Bedford Street, Port Elizabeth this morning.

Security guards tied up, held at gunpoint


US has asked Pakistan to increase water cess by more than five times from over Rs 150 to Rs 800 per acre percent to recover the operational and maintenance cost of the water irrigation system.

US asks Pak to increase water cess by five times


I'm looking for opinions here -- at this point, what would you do with Pedro Alvarez?


Britain announced on Wednesday that it would train Syrian rebels in the tactics they must use to hold territory seized from the Assad regime, as the country's armed opposition made a fresh plea for EU governments to drop an arms embargo that has prevented weapons reaching the rebels.


Google Inc has announced that it is planning to launch a new TV service in Kansas City.

Google to launch TV service in Kansas City


A Maori warrior chief who sparked the first New Zealand wars by cutting down flagpoles flying the Union Jack hoisted by colonial British troops is to get his fifth and final resting place after 160 years.

Maori warrior chief to get fifth and final resting place