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Reports that Harry, 17, was seen leaving Caroline's London home after spending the night there have added to the theory that the pair are dating.

The disgraced private investigator is thought to have been arrested by Scotland Yard in connection with phone hacking.

Stalkers are to be treated in a new London clinic aiming to prevent violent crimes.

America has attempted to reinstate diplomatic ties with Iran for the first time in more than three decades by launching a "virtual" U.S. Embassy Tehran. The Iranian government has blocked internal access to the website.

Liverpool target Lucas has hinted that he might be ready for talks over an exit from Sao Paulo after the 2012 London Olympics, as transfer rumours continue to surround the midfielder.

The prime minister, David Cameron, intends to “safeguard” the interests of Britain at the EU Summit which begins tomorrow but risks upsetting allies at home and abroad.

John Terry hailed Didier Drogba's recent form after the striker scored twice as Chelsea beat Valencia at Stamford Bridge Tuesday.

Michael Barrymore has pleaded guilty to possessing cocaine after it was found in his pocket by police following a car crash last month.

Marathon runners risk "scarring their hearts" after new research suggests that extreme physical activity could have damaging effects on the right ventricle.

As another person is arrested as part of Operation Weeting - Scotland Yard's probe into phone hacking - the tally rises to 16 in what has been a busy year for the investigating officers.

The Channel 4 producer was undergoing a ‘systemic bullying’ in the office which is believed to have led to her death.

With the Occupy movement having survived into the holiday season, the International Business Times UK takes a look at what the movement has achieved and explores the question; how much longer can the leaderless revolution continue?

Arsenal have been dealt a blow in their pursuit of top German target Marco Reus, with Bayern Munich admitting that they might make a bid for the 22 year old in the next transfer window.

A court has ruled that BlackBerry manufacture Research in Motion cannot use the name 'BBX' for its upcoming smartphone software, as another company owns the trademark.

Andre Villas-Boas lashed out at the media's "persecution of Chelsea" as his side confirmed their place in the Champions League knockout stage on Tuesday night.

Nancy Dell'Olio said that age means nothing to her and it would be an "honour" to pose nude for Playboy magazine.

Chelsea will reportedly allow Josh McEachran to join Bolton Wanderers on loan next month in order to push through a deal for Gary Cahill and pip their Premier League rivals Liverpool and Tottenham in the race for the coveted England international.

UPS, one of the leading sponsors of the 2012 Olympics in London, is offering business owners a chance to amp up their production by seeking the services of the best carriers in the world.

The family is reportedly planning to hold a condolence meeting in London.

American author David Guterson won the 19th Bad Sex in Fiction Award for his novel "Ed King."

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were visibly excited as the pair carried out their first joint public engagement with Prince Charles and Camilla.

Ray Wilkins believes Nicolas Anelka still has the quality to perform at the top level in the Premier League.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright believes Arsene Wenger needs to bring in another centre-half because he retains fears over the inconsistent form of Per Mertesacker.

The head of the Syrian National Council has warned Iran and Hezbollah that their continued support of President Bashar al Assad will jeopardise their relationship with Damascus once the government is overthrown.

Former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson will appear in court charged with drink driving following a motorway crash in October.

The International Business Times UK takes a look back through 2011 and the Occupy movement's place in it. Exploring how a fringe magazine feature managed to capture the hearts and minds of the world, beginning with the Occupy Wall Street protest before crossing oceans to become a global call-to-arms for the discontented.

Alex Oxlade Chamberlain is a chance for the Euro 2012 England squad, according to Gareth Southgate, with the FA head of elite development revealing that if the winger can increase his game time at Arsenal, he might be in with a chance for the international side.

Didier Drogba has reiterated his commitment to Chelsea and insists he will stay in west London until the end of the season.

Influential Tory backbencher, Bill Cash, accused the prime minister of “bypassing the British people” by refusing to call an EU Referendum.

Offering a direct look into the minds of the protesters, the Occupy London protest has launched a new tour service, offering guided tours of London's financial centres.