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Militants Attack British Aid Agency Office
Suspected Islamist militants have attacked the office of a British aid agency in Pakistan killing up to five people, according to reports. read more >>

Bali Bombings Suspect Killed In Cafe Shoot-Out
A top-ranking terrorist wanted for allegedly plotting the Bali attacks has been shot dead by police at a Jakarta internet cafe. read more >>

Massive Chile Quake Shifted Cities West
The Earth really did move during last month's massive Chile quake, which killed hundreds of people and left two million homeless. read more >>

Boy's Harrowing 911 Call As Gunmen Strike
A terrified boy begged the emergency services to send police to his home while three robbers threatened his parents at gunpoint, it has been revealed. read more >>

Sarkozy And Bruni 'Cheating On Each Other'
France's flamboyant, diminutive President and his younger pop star wife are allegedly both having affairs, according to some of France's most reputable webzines. read more >>

Happy Birthday To You: Hollywood 100 Today
The first-ever film to be made in Hollywood was released on this day 100 years ago. read more >>

Toyota Driver Speeds Out Of Control At 94mph
Toyota's safety record has taken another hammering after police were involved in a dramatic high-speed pursuit of a driver whose car accelerator got stuck at 94mph. read more >>

Fury At Russian Oil Firm Over Road Deaths
Russia's biggest private oil company, Lukoil, is at the centre of a public outcry after one of its executives was involved in a car crash that killed two women. read more >>

US Blasts Israeli Settlement 'Bombshell'
America has condemned Israel for announcing 1,600 new settlement homes on occupied land in the middle of a US vice presidential visit. read more >>

'Jihad Jane' Charged Over Europe Terror Plot
An American woman dubbed 'Jihad Jane' has been charged over a terror plot in which deadly attacks were planned for Europe and South Asia. read more >>