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Naomi Campbell to give war crimes testimonyThe Guardian - 1 hour ago The war crimes trial of the former Liberian president Charles Taylor will be bathed in the glow of celebrity today as Naomi Campbell takes the stand as a witness for the prosecution. Video: Naomi Campbell to Speak at War Crimes Trial
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Naomi Campbell arrives at Charles Taylor's war crimes tribunal Telegraph.co.uk Liverpool set to be bought out by Chinese governmentTelegraph.co.uk - - 2 hours ago Liverpool could effectively come under the control of the Chinese government after it emerged last night that the bid for the club from sports entrepreneur Kenneth Huang has the backing of China Investment Corporation, the sovereign wealth fund to the ... China emerges as potential Liverpool FC buyer Liverpool Daily Post BP oil spill: US government allows cement pumping to seal wellTelegraph.co.uk - - 1 hour ago BP will begin pumping cement into its stricken Gulf of Mexico oil well today, the next phase in an attempt to plug permanently the source of the world's worst accidental spill. Video: Allen: 'High Confidence' No More Oil Will Leak
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China defends business ties with Iran
AFP - 4 hours ago
BEIJING - China has defended its business dealings with Iran after a senior US official called on Beijing to follow UN sanctions against the Islamic republic to the letter.
Video: Iran: Explosion Near President Just Fireworks
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Iran denies President attacked National Post
Kenya poll leaning to 'yes' vote
The Press Association - 24 minutes ago
Election officials in Kenya have said that preliminary results are overwhelmingly in favour of a new constitution. Voters in the country went to the polls on Wednesday to decide on a constitution that would curtail the president's powers and give ...
'Yes' vote leads Kenya referendum BBC News
TV broadcast for Pakistan appeal
BBC News - 2 hours ago
British charities are launching a radio and TV campaign to raise funds for victims of the devastating floods in north-western Pakistan.
Video: Pakistan floods sweep south
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Three children dead in flat named
The Press Association - 31 minutes ago
Three children who were found dead in their home after emergency services were called out to reports of an explosion have been named.
UFO files: MoD asked to help settle bet row over 'whether alien life exists'
Telegraph.co.uk - - 1 hour ago
The Ministry of Defence intervened in a dispute between a gambler and Ladbrokes, after the betting agency refused to pay out a bet that aliens existed, the UFO files disclose.
Cameron council house plan triggers civil war: Lib Dems furious over PM's call ...
Daily Mail - - 46 minutes ago
David Cameron's controversial plans to end council housing for life threatened to rip the Coalition apart yesterday. Senior Lib Dems are furious with the Prime Minister for publicly floating the idea of ending secure tenure for social ...
PM faces council housing backlash The Press Association
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Barclays profits hit £3.95bn on investment banking
BBC News - 1 hour ago
UK banking giant Barclays has reported pre-tax profits of £3.95bn for the first half of 2010 - up 44% on the same period last year.
Barclays profits jump 44pc to £3.95bn Telegraph.co.uk
Barclays' Investment Arm Boosts Results Wall Street Journal
Food Standards Agency's future in doubt after cloned cattle fiasco
Telegraph.co.uk - - 2 hours ago
The future of the food safety watchdog was thrown into doubt after it was forced into a series of damaging admissions over its handling of the cloned cattle debacle.
Profit will increase political pressure to boost lending
Daily Mail - 47 minutes ago
Lloyds Banking Group hailed a 'significant milestone' today as it returned to profit with a £1.6billion surplus. The result for the taxpayer-backed bank came as a marked turnaround on the £4billion of losses seen a year ago and was better than expected ...
Botnet that pwned 100000 UK PCs taken out
Register - - 20 hours ago
Security researchers have uncovered the command and control network of a Zeus 2 botnet sub-system targeted at UK surfers that controlled an estimated 100000 computers.
Trusteer Uncovers UK-Specific Zeus 2.0 Botnet ITProPortal
Five 'iPad killers': Part 2
Telegraph.co.uk - 15 hours ago
Microsoft has been teasing gadget fans with pictures of a new product that the company has described as 'touchy' and 'flat'.
Cash-strapped council buys iPads BBC News
Review: Polished StarCraft II Lives Up to 10 Years of Hype
Wired News - - 19 hours ago
Blizzard released the sequel to its legendary 1998 sci-fi real-time strategy game last week. StarCraft II takes the core mechanics of the classic RTS and gussies them up with all manner of refinements.
Radio listening at record high as World Cup and election lift news stations
The Guardian - 1 hour ago
UK radio listening surged to its level for more than a decade in the three months to the end of June, with stations including BBC Radio 4, Radio 5 Live and TalkSport enjoying record audiencesover a period that included the general election campaign and ...
Evans loses 1m listeners in 3 months Mirror.co.uk
Evans loses one million listeners BBC News
Sky under fire over from Ofcom over movie channels
Telegraph.co.uk - - 1 hour ago
Fresh from forcing Sky to cut the price it charges its rivals to broadcast Sky Sports, Ofcom on Wednesday asked the Competition Commission to investigate whether Sky is driving up the cost of watching the latest Hollywood movies.
Ofcom calls for probe into pay-TV films Financial Times
Competition inquiry over fears of Sky supremacy Independent
Lily: I'm preggers
The Sun - - 1 hour ago
Thrilled Lily, 25, and Sam, 32, broke the news to friends and family at the weekend after having a three-month hospital scan. The singer told The Sun: "It goes without saying we are both absolutely delighted.
Lily Allen announces she's expecting first baby Mirror.co.uk
Roy Hodgson warns Liverpool stars not to blame results on lack of investment
Telegraph.co.uk - - 1 hour ago
Roy Hodgson has warned his senior players that, whatever the result of Liverpool's takeover battle, they will have to “look in the mirror” to explain poor performances this season rather than blame a lack of investment in the squad.
China v India for Kop control The Sun
Hodgson has his eye on the ball The Press Association
Rooney backs 'home-grown' quota
The Press Association - 52 minutes ago
Wayne Rooney has given his backing to the new 'home-grown' players quota that comes into force in the Premier League in the coming season.
Easy decision for Vidic SkySports
Wayne Rooney will be ready to shoot down Magpies: Ferguson Belfast Telegraph
Swansea City ready for fresh start
BBC Sport - - 59 minutes ago
Another summer and another new manager for Swansea City with Brendan Rodgers filling the void left by Paulo Sousa, who quit after only a year in charge for the job at Leicester City.
Gloom has been lifted for Garry Monk WalesOnline
Doncaster reject Swans Stock move BBC News
Pregnant women feel 'abandoned' by NHS
Telegraph.co.uk - - Aug 3, 2010
The declining role of GPs in maternity care is leading to some pregnant women feeling "abandoned" by the system, a leading think-tank has claimed.
Kellogg's pledges to reduce sugar levels in cereal range
The Guardian - 16 hours ago
Kellogg's has pledged to reduce high levels of sugar in its best-selling children's cereal following a sustained campaign by health groups.
Kellogg's to reduce sugar in Coco Pops Telegraph.co.uk
British drink to good health at beer festival
AFP - - 5 hours ago
LONDON - Beer is good for you and can save you from having to go jogging, organisers insisted at the Great British Beer Festival this week.
'Swap wine for beer to lose weight' The Press Association
Ronnie's childhood secret is revealed
Digital Spy - - Jul 12, 2010
Ronnie's browsing for wedding dresses when Glenda points one out that looks like the one she married Archie in. Ronnie's disgusted to hear his name.
The Rave Toilet: Who Knew Flushing Glow Sticks Would Be This Awesome?
Huffington Post (blog) - Jul 31, 2010
"This is like outer space." Just one of the many accurate observations uttered by the incredibly giddy (and likely, incredibly impaired) geniuses who poured 32 glow sticks into the back of the toilet.
5 Things Google's Latest Patent Tells Me About Links
Search Engine Land (blog) - - Jul 13, 2010
Anyone with an interest in linking, link building and algorithms who hasn't yet read the latest Google patent might want to have a look.
Tameka Empson (Kim Fox, 'EastEnders')
Digital Spy - - Jul 12, 2010
Having made a more-than-successful EastEnders debut in November last year for Denise and Lucas's wedding, actress and comedienne Tameka Empson - Kim Fox in the BBC flagship soap - returns to Walford next week in rather ...
Sponge genome goes deep
Nature.com - - 14 hours ago
The genome of the demosponge A. queenslandica offers a glimpse at the dawn of multicellular life.M. Adamska et al. With a simple body plan lacking organs, muscles and nerve cells, the sea sponge hardly seems a rich avenue for study.