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Rally crowd in Iraq cheered by end to US troopsRally crowd in Iraq cheered by end to US troops
Tens of thousands of people have attended a mass rally in Iraq to cheer the cessation of US troop movements in the country.

The celebration rally was organized by Iraq's Hezbollah movement to...


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Washington police close camp near PresidentWashington police close camp near President
Police in Washington have closed down a large camping area containing members of the "Occupy" movement.

The encampment, one of the biggest protest areas in the United States, was only a few blocks...
Putin supporters show up in large numbersPutin supporters show up in large numbers
A conspicuous show of support has been made for Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.

Around 140,000 people attended a rally on Saturday in which placards were raised announcing Putin as a man...
Police hunt down Mexican drug cartel accusedPolice hunt down Mexican drug cartel accused
Mexican police have arrested Jose Antonio Torres Marrufo, who is alleged to have masterminded drug exportation and murders.

Marrufo, the supposed head of a Sinaloa drug cartel, has been accused by...
Church bishops to discuss prevention of child abuse Church bishops to discuss prevention of child abuse
Leaders of the Roman Catholic church in Rome are gathering to attend a conference on sexual abuse of minors within the Church.

They will attend a prayer service for victims of sexual abuse and...
Nevada Republicans expected to go with Romney in big wayNevada Republicans expected to go with Romney in big way
Voting is underway in the western U.S. state of Nevada's Republican presidential caucuses, with members of the party choosing the candidate they want to see take on President Barack Obama in...
German reporter describes Iran jail torture
A German reporter says he was beaten by guards during his nearly five months of imprisonment in Iran and that he heard constant, "horrible cries" of other inmates being tortured. In the first...
Car bomb kills seven in southern Afghanistan
KABUL, Afghanistan - A car bomb exploded Sunday near the police headquarters of the southern city of Kandahar, killing seven people and wounding at least 19, provincial officials said. Five Afghan...
'Hezbollah will attack Israel if West intervenes in Syria'
Hezbollah is prepared to attack should Western powers interfere in Syrian affairs, believes that a war in the Middle East could prevent the fall of the Assad regime, Lebanese official...
Last of Occupy DC protesters moved on
US authorities say 11 people have been arrested in Washington's McPherson Square since Park Police began clearing away tents from one of the last remaining Occupy sites in the U. S. David...
Queen marks Diamond Jubilee eve by braving UK snow in coat and fut hat for church service
Bundled in a brown coat and matching fur hat, Her Majesty was joined by her husband, Prince Philip, at the service on her estate at Sandringham,...
Katie Piper: Acid attack survivor has eye-sight restored after stem-cell surgery
A former model and television presenter who was left partially blind in one eye after an acid attack has had her sight restored following stem-cell...
John Hemming: MP at centre of cat-knapping case to have 2nd child with mistress Emily Cox
The family thought Beauty had been found when a stray cat was reported the week after Mrs Hemming was sentenced, but it turned out to be a different missing...
The Edwardian pranksters: How Virginia Woolf and her friends conned their way onto the flagship of the British navy
The day a bearded Virginia Woolf and her band of 'jolly savages' duped an admiral into giving them the full red-carpet treatment on board the pride of the British naval fleet has gone...
Having a cat nap, the cheetah cub who went under anaesthetic for surgery on fractured leg
In a statement on Chester Zoo's website, vet Steve Unwin said: 'We believe the fracture has been caused by a weakness in Juba’s leg, which has been aggravated by the rough and ...
Death toll from Europe cold snap nears 300
KIEV: The Arctic cold snap that has hit Europe for over a week had claimed nearly 300 lives by Sunday, brought air travel chaos to London and dumped snow as far south as Rome and even North...
Gingrich battles on after second straight poll defeat
He looked less like a contender for the US Presidency, and more like a combination of Comical Ali, the Iraqi PR minister famed for declarations of impending victory in the jaws of catastrophic...
Assad's forces free to bomb dissenters as Russia and China veto UN resolution
Scores, possibly hundreds, of people are estimated to have been killed in Syria when President Assad's forces shelled homes in the opposition stronghold of Homs. The attack came on the eve of...
Egypt Will Try 19 Americans on Criminal Charges
CAIRO - The Egyptian authorities have referred 19 Americans and two dozen others to face criminal trials, the state media reported Sunday. The move is part of a politically charged investigation into...
Europe's cold snap claims more victims, travel hit
KIEV/LONDON (Reuters) - Bitterly cold weather sweeping across Europe claimed more victims Sunday, brought widespread disruption to transport services, and left thousands without power with warnings...
Gingrich suggests covert action in Syria
(CBS News) The day after a government-directed assault allegedly left more than 200 people dead in Syria, Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich called for the U.S. to supply covert weapons...
Europe cold snap claims more victims
The death toll from the cold snap across Europe has risen to more than 260, with the winter misery set to hit thousands of those seeking to escape it as air traffic was hit. Airports were shut,...
Sarkozy ally says all civilisations not equal
The French interior minister has said he is standing by his remarks that not all civilisations are equal, even as critics denounced his comments as dangerous and xenophobic. "I do not regret...
Sceptics sure need for profit will burst Facebook's bubble
Management consultant and business expert Peter Cohan does not plan on investing in Facebook stock any time soon. The author of 10 business books, including Capital Rising and Export Now, took a look...
Miliband and Gromit: leader too close to cartoon for comfort
One is a hapless inventor from Wigan whose hare-brained schemes and anthropomorphic dog, Gromit, have made him one of the most cherished figures in British film. The other is the leader of the...
Chief of chip-maker Micron dies in crash
The head of memory chip maker Micron, who was long known for taking risks in stunt piloting, died on Saturday when a small experimental plane he was piloting steeply banked, stalled and crashed near...
The power of unfettered innovation
The number to watch is not the putative US$100 billion ($119.6 billion) valuation but the 845 million users that Facebook now claims to have. The observation that if Facebook were a country then it...
Oscar-nominated film provokes regime backlash
It has picked up award after award, including a Golden Globe last month for the best foreign language film and the Golden Bear at last year's Berlin film festival. And it has delighted ordinary...
Taliban targeting more cilvillians in Afghanistan, say UN
The Taliban and other insurgent groups were responsible for nearly 80 per cent of civilian deaths in the war in Afghanistan last year, says a United Nations report released yesterday. The report said...
Editorial: Expats across Ditch get fair enough deal
On the day that New Zealand is, or should be, most conscious of its national pride, it seems timely to suggest we should stop pleading for instant access to Australian social welfare. Every time the...
Polls: Santorum in First Place in Minnesota, Second in Colorado
Last night's results in Nevada were bad news for Newt Gingrich and PPP's first day of polling in Colorado and Minnesota indicates things may only get worse for him in the coming days. In...
Outrage Builds Against Russia, China For UN Veto Of Syria Resolution
Arab countries and Muslim organizations are reacting angrily to a veto by Russia and China of a UN Security Council draft resolution based on an Arab League plan to end the violence in Syria. ...
11 arrested at Occupy D.C. site
David Schlosser, who is a spokesman for the US Park Police, said Sunday that one of those arrested was charged with felony assault on a police officer and assault with a deadly weapon. That person is...
PM to travel to DC, may meet with Obama
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will travel to Washington at the beginning of March to attend the annual American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) policy conference, and is also expected to...
NGO worker cases sent to Egypt court
CAIRO - The cases of 40 US citizens, other foreigners and Egyptians embroiled in a dispute over the activities and funding of pro-democracy groups have been referred to court, judicial sources said...
Proposed Israeli law would jail prostitute clients
Enjoying the services of a prostitute in Israel may cost you more than money - it may get you time in jail, under a proposed law that would criminalize buying sexual services.Dozens of people...
Cairo protesters want early vote, clash with police
CAIRO - Protesters demanding a swift presidential election and an early handover of power by the army hurled rocks at police guarding the Egyptian interior ministry on Sunday and were forced back by...
Wrap up warm, ma'am! The Queen braves the snow in coat and fur hat for church service before Diamond Jubilee
Bundled in a brown coat and matching fur hat, Her Majesty was joined by her husband, Prince Philip, at the service on her estate at Sandringham,...
JFK took the virginity of White House intern, 19, leading to a 'passionate 18-month affair'
Former U.S. President John F Kenendy took the virginity of a White House intern in a side room just feet away from where administration staff were drinking at an after-work party, an explosive new...
Lib Dem MP at centre of cat-knapping case to have second child with his mistress
Before the kitten controversy, the politician - who was elected to Parliament as MP for Yardley South in 2005 at his sixth attempt - hit the headlines during the super-injunction...
Mike Tindall reveals he had invisible braces when he married Zara Phillips
The England and Gloucester rugby player has Invisalign braces which are so discreet that no-one noticed he was wearing them when he married in front of the Queen and other senior members of the Royal...
Window cleaner is caught on camera reaching into bedroom to steal a credit card
Thieving Leighton Cuthbert swung from his ladder and leaned into an open bedroom window at Adrian Neal's home in Telford to grab a credit card - which he used on...
London 2012 Olympics: Internet 'meltdown' warning as experts predict overload
In a Government document called Preparing your business for the Games, it warns companies they could lose their internet connection between July 27 and August...
Hollywood vocal coach helped Margaret Thatcher lose her 'shrill tones'
That's because it has been revealed for the first time that she worked with Britain's first female Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, in a bid to help her 'reduce her annoying...
Husband, 100, and wife, 99, who have been together 82 years
Grandparents Ellen and Lionel, 99, have not spent more than one night apart from each other in the past eight decades and have not got sick of the sight of each other...
Underperforming head teachers are blighting England's schools, says Ofsted chief inspector
The explosive claim - certain to aggravate many heads and teachers - came as Sir Michael prepares to unveil a tough new inspection regime later this...
UK weather: First snow, now big FREEZE as treacherous travel conditions set to continue
We've had the big snowfall, now it's the turn of the big freeze, with parts of the UK set to endure bitterly cold nights until Thursday, which could lead to dangerously icy travelling...
Princess Diana movie: Hollywood blockbuster to be made about Prince Charles divorce
Evans said he wanted to show the world the truth behind what happened to Diana, who would have turned 51 this year, before her 1996 split from her...
Mary Ann Cotton: Britain's FIRST serial killer poisoned 21 people including her own mother
This is the home in which Britain’s first serial killer, Mary Ann Cotton, claimed her final victim. It is the house in which she was arrested and then taken away to be incarcerated, before...
Preparation resumes for Italian ship's oil removal
After days of stormy weather, seas off the Tuscan island of Giglio were calm enough Sunday to resume work. But the Italian government office overseeing salvage and rescue operations said winds were...