Anzac Day Marked Around the World for Fallen Australasian Troops
Tributes paid on 97th anniversary of First World War Gallipoli invasion to honour military dead.
London Marathon 2012: Kenyan Runners Win Race [ PHOTOS]
The 32nd Virgin London Marathon saw a record number of runners taking part.
World's First Pregnant Man Thomas Beatie Splits From Wife After 9 Years [PHOTOS]
Thomas Beatie has also undergone his final female-to-male gender reassignment surgery which means he will not be able to get pregnant again.
Happy Birthday Iggy Pop: The Stooges Singer Turns 65
The Stooges have been popular in creating punk and grunge music and they had great influence on other recording artists in the late 70s and 80s.
Queen Elizabeth's Giant Image Displayed on Buckingham Palace [PHOTOS]
Buckingham Palace has been covered with giant portraits of the queen made using 200,000 self-portraits of children.
Legendary TV Personality Dick Clark Dies at 82: Celebrities Pay Tribute on Twitter
Clark, who was called America's oldest teenager because of his boyish looks, popularised rock 'n' roll music through long-running dance show American Bandstand.
Rihanna Goes Topless in Hawaii Waterfall: Shares Racy Bikini Photos [PHOTOS]
Rihanna shares sexy bikini photos taken during Hawaiian getaway on Facebook.
Six-legged Baby Boy Born in Pakistan Fighting for Life
Pakistan doctors in frantic battle to save life of boy born with rare genetic condition.
Birthday Girl Emma Watson Spotted Kissing Boyfriend at Coachella Festival [PHOTOS]
Harry Potter star Emma Watson spotted kissing boyfriend at Coachella festival in California.
Titanic 100th Anniversary Remembered on Memorial Ship
Minute's silence and wreaths thrown overboard to remember those who died in 1912 maritime tragedy.
Robert Doisneau Google Doodle Celebrates Birth Centenary of French Photographer [VIDEO]
Google's new doodle depicts a collage of four of Doisneau's most famous photographs on its search page.
Child Porn Suspect Replaces Osama Bin Laden in FBI's Most Wanted List
The suspect, Eric Justin Toth has replaced Osama bin Laden in FBI's most wanted list, 11 months after the world's most wanted terrorist was killed in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
Trayvon Martin Case: George Zimmerman Charged With Second Degree Murder
George Zimmerman claims he shot dead teenager Trayvon Martin in self-defence.
Indonesia 8.7 Magnitude Earthquake: Tremors Felt in India, Tsunami Warning Issued [UPDATE]
India has issued a tsunami alert to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and coastal regions of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh after strong tremors were felt in different cities including Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Mumbai and Thiruvananthapuram.
World's Most Important Cities: London Tops the List
London tops the list of most important global cities in a survey conducted by Knight Frank Research.
Woolwich Teenager Falls 17 Floors to Death in Escape Bid
Robbery suspect falls to death from tower block window in attempt to escape arresting officers.
Syria Fighting Spills Over Border, No Sign of Truce
As UN prods Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to stick to deadline for ceasing hostilities, clashes between the rebels and the government forces spill over border into Turkey and Lebanon.
Mega Millions: Maryland Winner Claims Share of £413m Jackpot
Lucky ticket-holder comes forward but plans to stay anonymous, lottery officials say.
Wealthy Tory Donor Slept on Private Jet to Avoid Tax, Claims Lobbyist
The unnamed contributor was said to be flying in his private plane outside Luton aiport to show himself as a non-resident and pay less tax
Easter Holiday: William and Kate Middleton Enjoy Skiing With Family
The royal couple was spotted spending their easter vacation skiing with Kate's family at the renowned Trois Vallees ski resort in the French Alps.
Mr Gay World 2012: New Zealand Man Wins Title
The world's biggest gay beauty pageant saw black Africans contesting for the first time, despite facing violent threats from their government.
Bertold Wiesner: British Man May have Fathered 600 Children
Bertold Wiesner and his wife Mary Barton founded the Barton fertility clinic in London in the 1940s and they helped women conceive babies by donating sperms
Eadweard Muybridge: Google Doodle Celebrates British Photographer's Birth Anniversary
Eadweard Muybridge is the creator of zoopraxiscope, a device for displaying motion pictures.
Eruptions of Magnetic Field Cause Sunquakes: Experts [VIDEO]
A new study has shown that eruptions of magnetic field and charged particles also cause sunquakes
Tweetbot 2.2 on iCloud: Syncs Timelines, Direct Messages for iPhone/iPad
The updated version 2.2's iCloud allows to sync timeline settings, Direct Messages and Mute Filters across all of the iOS devices that runs Tweetbot and iCloud integration.
Boat Race 2012: Australian Arrested For Disrupting Cambridge-Oxford Race
The Australian, an environmental campaigner, was staging a form of protest by jumping into the river and trying to disrupt the boat race.
Cyber Attack Infects 550,000 Apple Macs: UK, US Worst Affected
While the attack on some web sites happened in February, Apple released two security patches for the Trojan this week.
2 Tunisians Jailed for Posting Naked Prophet's Cartoons on Facebook
They were sentenced for violation of morality, and disturbing public order.
Twitter Files Lawsuit Against 5 Spammers, Claims Damages
Twitter wants the defendants to be shut down and has also claimed damages for breach of the terms of service.
5 Arrested After Chinese boy Sells Kidney to Buy iPad and iPhone
The boy who lives in one of China's poorest provinces is now suffering from renal failure and his health is deteriorating.