- FBI confirms JPMorgan Chase probe
- King Kenny dethroned as Liverpool sack Dalglish
- Dalglish leaves Liverpool managerial post
- Federer blows past Berloq in return to Rome clay
- Facebook boosts shares for hungry investors
- Facebook boosts number of IPO shares by 25%
- Ferdinand out of England Euro 2012 squad
- Beckham to bring Olympic flame to Britain
- World markets reverse gear on solid US data
- 'Dictator' Baron Cohen pulls Cannes camel stunt
- Baron Cohen pulls camel stunt at Cannes
- France's Hollande unveils moderate new cabinet
- France unveils Hollande's new government
- France's new prime minister readies fresh cabinet
- Mladic masterminded ethnic cleansing, court told
- Cannes Film Festival opens
- Syria accused of new 'massacre,' UN team evacuated
- Syria accused of new 'massacre' UN observers evacuated
- Syria mounts deadly raids, UN observers evacuated
- UN monitors stayed with Syria activists after blast
- Greece set for new election in June
- Greece set for new election June 17
- Greek election set for June 17
- Greek elections 'set for June 17'
FBI confirms JPMorgan Chase probeFBI chief Robert Mueller confirmed Wednesday that his agency had opened a "preliminary" probe into JPMorgan Chase's multibillion-dollar trading loss.
Dalglish leaves Liverpool managerial postKenny Dalglish left his post as Liverpool manager on Wednesday, according to media reports.
Federer blows past Berloq in return to Rome clayRoger Federer braved dust storm conditions to blow past Argentine Carlos Berlocq 6-3, 6-4 and open his week with a second-round victory at the Rome Masters on Wednesday.
Facebook boosts shares for hungry investorsWith investors hungry for Facebook shares ahead of a hotly anticipated offering, the social network Wednesday unveiled a 25 percent increase in the number of shares to be sold at the market debut.
Facebook boosts number of IPO shares by 25%Facebook on Wednesday boosted by 25 percent the number of shares for sale at its stock market debut, amid signs of strong investor demand for its initial public offering this week.
Ferdinand out of England Euro 2012 squadVeteran defender Rio Ferdinand was the highest-profile casualty on Wednesday as England manager Roy Hodgson unveiled his squad for the European Championships.
Beckham to bring Olympic flame to BritainFootball star David Beckham will bring the Olympic flame from Greece to Britain for the torch relay ahead of the London 2012 Games, organisers said on Wednesday.
World markets reverse gear on solid US dataWorld stocks laid low by a call for new elections in Greece and prolonged agony in the eurozone, recovered on Wednesday after a raft of promising data from the US.
'Dictator' Baron Cohen pulls Cannes camel stuntBritish comic Sacha Baron Cohen sparked minor chaos on Cannes' fabled Croisette beachfront Wednesday as his zany alter ego Admiral General Aladeen took a morning stroll on his camel Osama.
Amazing City seal Premier League
Dark Shadows premiere in London
Met Costume Institute Gala 2012
Vladimir Putin's inauguration ceremony
Indonesian boxer Chris John maintains undefeated record at Marina Bay Sands
Protesters have clashed with police ahead of Mr Putin's inauguration
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PHOTOS: The best cheerleaders of 2012
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Festival Metal Hammersonic 2012
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Revealed: FHM Sexiest Women in the World 2012
Harry Styles of One Direction buys an Audi R8
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The World's 50 Best Restaurants: past winners and highlights
Hollywood stars shine at the White House Correspondents' dinner
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People's 2012 World's Most Beautiful Women
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Week in pictures - 26 April 2012
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend charity premiere
Arab press blushes at new French PM's nameThe Arab-speaking media was in a quandary after the appointment of Jean-Marc Ayrault as France's new prime minster on Tuesday -- about how to mention the head of the French government without causing offense.
'Dictator' Baron Cohen pulls Cannes camel stuntBritish comic Sacha Baron Cohen sparked minor chaos on Cannes' fabled Croisette beachfront Wednesday as his zany alter ego Admiral General Aladeen took a morning stroll on his camel Osama.
Aussie shooter in London 2012 'mankini' threatVeteran Australian shooter Russell Mark has threatened to parade at the opening ceremony of the London Olympics in a lime-green "mankini" after losing a bet.
Tips for fighting zombie attacks: Canada says be preparedIf you're in Canada this summer, and you don't want to die, then listen up. If you're ready for a zombie attack, then you're ready for just about anything.
Octogenarians are new British radio starsA top award at Britain's "radio Oscars" has gone to the country's latest up-and-coming entertainment talents: two ladies aged 86 and 90.
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Ferdinand gutted as Hodgson opts for TerryVeteran defender Rio Ferdinand was the highest-profile casualty on Wednesday as England manager Roy Hodgson unveiled his squad for the European Championships.
Barton pleads guilty to one charge, denies anotherControversial QPR midfielder Joey Barton accepted a charge of violent conduct on Wednesday but denied another one arising out of last Sunday's Premier League clash with Manchester City.
Ferrari powers to Giro stage winItaly's Roberto Ferrari of the Androni team surprised the other sprinters as he powered his way to first place in the 11th stage of the Tour of Italy here on Wednesday.
Hertha appeal as pitch invasion mars play-offHertha Berlin on Wednesday appealed against their relegation play-off defeat at Fortuna Duesseldorf which was marred by a double pitch invasion and left their players fearing for their lives.
Celebrity Gossip
Bobby Brown defends performing after Whitney's deathBobby Brown performed on the night of Whitney Houston's death because he thinks it's what she would've wanted him to do after he was unable to return to Beverly HIlls.
John Travolta accuser could file charges againA masseur who dropped sexual battery charges against John Travolta may still launch another suit against the star, his new lawyer Gloria Allred has said.
Angelina Jolie praises Billy Bob's big heartAngelina Jolie has praised BIlly Bob Thornton's ''big, beautiful heart'' in the foreword to her former husband's new book.
Jennifer Lopez named most powerful celebrityForbes magazine have named Jennifer Lopez as the world's most powerful celebrity, beating Oprah Winfrey to the top spot in their annual Celebrity 100 list.
- Philippines bans fishing near disputed shoal
- World Bank $275 mn loan to tackle Philippines sewage
- Philippines names 'special envoys' to China
- Malaysian free after year-long abduction ordeal
- Philippines may buy fighters other than US
- US attack submarine docks in Philippines
- Philippines to register undocumented workers
- Marubeni to build $1 bn Philippine rail project
- Philippines, China impose fishing bans in disputed sea
- Eleven killed in Philippine bus plunge
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