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Tourists report finding some shinning objects on the southwest face of Mont Blanc, in the French Alps.

Sony's brand-new Xperia T is the company's new flagship smartphone and will be James Bond's phone in the new Skyfall film.

The Games are returning to Britain where they first began more than six decades ago.

Britain's most successful modern-day Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson insists a partisan home crowd might not be the gateway to automatic success at the London Games.

Equestrian rider Lee Pearson is hoping to make history in London by overtaking the medal haul of Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson to become Britain's most successful Paralympian.

South Africa's Oscar Pistorius is concerned by the rapid improvement made by Britain's Jonnie Peacock ahead of the pair's T44 100m showdown at London 2012.

Government seeking to end nearly 50 years of conflict with Communist fighters.

Manchester United's Japanese international, Shinji Kagawa, has admitted to language difficulties in understanding Sir Alex Ferguson's instructions

Check out a preview of the opening day of action at the 2012 US Open, where Andy Murray, Roger Federer and Maria Sharapova will be in action

Stewart ends self-imposed exile dressed in former lover's clothes - but Pattinson still won't return her calls.

Mexico midfielder Hector Herrera has revealed that he is open to a summer switch to Manchester United

Third seed Andy Murray has been scheduled to play Alex Bogomolov Jr in the first round of the US Open which begins next Monday.

Olympic athlete drowned after smuggler's boat sank in Mediterranean as she was trying to reach Europe for London 2012.

Manchester United are considering a £10m move for Mexico midfielder Hector Herrera.

Prince Harry caught with crown jewels on display during wild trip to Las Vegas.

A former Miss World, glamorous Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan donned a completely traditional look at the event

Andy Murray will follow Olympic singles gold with his first grand slam title at the US Open, according to former Wimbledon champion Goran Ivanisevic and ex-British No.1 Tim Henman.

Rapper 50 cent is ready to show the boxing world that he needs to be taken seriously after it was reported that a November show run by TMT Promotions would feature Yuriokis Gamboa and Andre Dirrell.

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has announced his plans to give the UK the fastest broadband in Europe by 2015, with speeds up to 1Gbps.

If you were awe-struck by Kate Middleton's style statement, her dress and her trademark glossy blow-dry hairdo, archaeologists have found something that suggests the Duchess of Cambridge's fashion trademark may actually be much older than we thought

Lea Michelle, one of the stars of the popular television show Glee, made heads turns when she appeared on the blue carpet at the Do Something Awards ceremony in Santa Monica, California

Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins says Mark Cavendish must leave Team Sky should he wish to further his cycling career.

British households slowly build confidence as employment data, falling inflation and UK economy show signs of improvement.

British diver Tom Daley and American swimmer Missy Franklin are the latest athletes to show off Olympic tattoos.

Manchester United will try to sign Everton left-back Leighton Baines, as Sir Alex Ferguson looks to wrap up his summer spending following the arrival of Robin van Persie from Arsenal.

With even the grumpiest observers hailing London Olympics 2012, were the Games a shining beacon of what sport should be? Or do we already have that with football? Lianna Brinded and Vanessa Keller kick off over the Olympics vs footie debate.

IBTImes UK's viewers' guide to action history of Statham, Schwarzenegger, Van Damme and Norris.

When Anthony Ogogo was knocked down twice in the final round of his semi-final bout against Brazilian Esquiva Florentino he knew that his Olympic dream had ended. The body language, hands on hips and head bowing to the canvas, told you that he was bitterly disappointed. Yet, this defeat still resulted in a hard-earned bronze medal that at one stage had looked near impossible to achieve.

One of the most controversial about aspects of the London Olympic opening ceremony (i.e. amid the slavering adulation a few people questioned it) was the way that the NHS was literally given centre stage for a good 20 minutes or so of the show.

Tottenham are reportedly interested in signing Malaga midfielder Isco, who is also believed to be a target for Manchester United