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Apocalypse? Not Now, As World Survives

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 22 Desember 2012 | 00.48

An ancient prediction that the world would end this morning has failed to come true. As the clock counted down to - and then passed - 11.11am, people around the world used the moment as an excuse for a party. December 21 marks the end of the 5,125-year...

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Ex-Army Doctor Struck Off Over Iraqi's Death

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent Former Army doctor Derek Keilloh has been found guilty of misconduct over the death of an Iraqi detainee in British military custody. The verdict on Dr Derek Keilloh, 38, came after a 47-day hearing...

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Arthur Scargill Loses High Court Flat Fight

Former miners' leader Arthur Scargill has lost his High Court fight to have the National Union of Mineworkers continue to meet the costs of his London flat for his lifetime. The NUM had called on Mr Justice Underhill to declare that it has no such continuing...

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Cancer Ruling: Neon's Mum Loses Legal Fight

A High Court judge has ruled a seven-year-old boy should have radiotherapy treatment for cancer against his mother's wishes. Sally Roberts, 37, has argued radiotherapy will cause her son Neon long-term harm, and she has been locked in a court battle...

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BAE Systems Strikes Â£2.5bn Deal With Oman

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent A deal worth £2.5bn has been completed between British defence manufacturer BAE Systems and Oman. It will see BAE provide the Gulf state with 12 Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft and eight Hawk training jets....

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School Shootings: Protests As NRA Speaks Out

The National Rifle Association has reacted to last week's deadly school shooting, blaming media and video games for creating a violent culture and calling for armed guards in America's schools. NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre called...

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Steve Jobs' Â£80m Super Yacht Impounded

A super yacht built for Apple's late co-founder Steve Jobs has been impounded in Amsterdam because of a dispute over an unpaid bill to designer Philippe Starck, a lawyer has said. Mr Jobs, who died last year, never got to use the vessel, called Venus....

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X Factor Hopeful Who Glassed Man Avoids Jail

An X Factor hopeful who was axed from the show after she glassed her boyfriend has avoided jail. Lucie Slater, 21, was sentenced to 51 weeks in prison suspended for two years, a two-year supervision order and 120 hours of community service. Slater,...

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Obama To Pick John Kerry As Secretary Of State

President Barack Obama will nominate Massachusetts Senator John Kerry to succeed Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State, a senior administration official has said. Mr Kerry's nomination marks Mr Obama's first move in a sweeping overhaul of his national...

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South Sudan: UN Helicopter Shot Down

The UN says one of its helicopters has been shot down in South Sudan, killing all four crew members. UN deputy spokesman Eduardo del Buey said the South Sudanese armed forces informed the country's UN peacekeeping mission "that it has shot down the...

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Lostprophets Singer Facing Child Sex Charges

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 20 Desember 2012 | 00.27

Lostprophets lead singer Ian Watkins has appeared in court accused of conspiring to rape a one-year-old girl among other child sex offences. Watkins, 35, whose band have sold more than 3.5 million albums worldwide, was remanded in custody to appear...