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Ireland Housing Woe Spawns 'Occupy NAMA' Movement
Ireland had a rather gruelling year in 2011 with the Minister for Finance, Fine Gael's Michael Noonan, capping it in early December 2011 with the country's fourth austerity Budget in a row. Aiding Mr Noonan in this somewhat unpleasant if necessary task, was his Labour, Coalition partner, Brendan Howlin.
Guinea Bissau’s President Dies in Paris
Guinea Bissau's President Malam Bacai Sanha has died in Paris following a lengthy hospitalisation.
Chelsea Transfer Rumours: Villas-Boas Weighs Up Second January Signing
Chelsea Transfer Rumours: Andre Villas-Boas has admitted Chelsea are in the market for one more player during the January transfer window amid renewed speculation linking Porto striker Hulk with Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea Target Reveals 'No Problem' With January Switch
Porto striker Hulk has revealed he would have "no problem" with a potential move to Chelsea, if the Blues trigger the £84m buy-out clause in his contract.
The Hottest Travel Destinations in 2012
British holidaymakers may be planning to holiday in 2012, but which destination to choose?
Rihanna Gets Naughty With Porn Site
The We Found love singer let snip on Twitter that she used the adult site
"I am Calm About the Rumours About Manchester United”
Nicolas Gaitan is happy at Benfica despite speculation linking him with a big money move to Manchester United.
Madeleine McCann Parents Find New Hope For Missing Daughter
The parents of missing British girl Madeleine McCann have spoken of new hope for their daughter.
Villas-Boas Refused €18m Uruguayan Hotshot Reunion
Andre Villas-Boas has been told he will not be able to purchase Alvaro Pereira in the January transfer window, with Porto insisting that Chelsea will not be given the option to purchase the winger, no matter the price.
'Why Rafa Benitez Let Him go I do Not Know’
Liverpool legend John Aldridge has criticised former Anfield chief Rafa Benitez for allowing Craig Bellamy to leave the club in July 2007.
Lib Dems to George Osborne: Don't Let Eurosceptics Stop British Cash Going to the IMF
The Liberal Democrats are warning the Chancellor as Britain refuses to contribute to a new IMF loan to save the euro.
Rihanna Left Fuming After Racist Attack in Lisbon Hotel
Rhianna was left raging after she was racially abused by a fellow guest at a hotel in Lisbon, where she had played a concert on her Loud tour.
Scotland Yard Detectives Fly to Spain in Hunt for Madeline McCann
A team of Scotland Yard officers has flown to Spain to investigate Madeleine McCann's disappearance four years ago.
Belgium: Immigrant Son Becomes PM After 535 Days
Belgium has a Prime Minister after going more than a year and a half without a government.
UEFA Euro 2012 Draw: LIVE
Join the International Business Times for Friday's European Championship 2012 Draw in Kiev, as Fabio Capello nervously awaits the fate of his much maligned England side….
Xavi, Silva, Ronaldo, Nani and Benzema: A Nightmare Made in Kiev
The finest players in Europe from Barcelona, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Manchester City could face England in the group stages of EURO 2012; the IBTimes UK assesses Xavi, David Silva, Cristiano Ronaldo, Nani and Karim Benzema.
EURO 2012 Draw: Capello Covets Favourable Group as England Await Their Fate
Fabio Capello will be hoping England are gifted a favourable group when the Euro 2012 draw takes place in Ukraine's capital, Kiev, at 1700 on Friday.
Andre Villas-Boas, Sir Alex Ferguson, Fabio Capello: The Heat is a Bit too Much
Andre Villas-Boas, Sir Alex Ferguson and Fabio Capello react to their teams' performance in the season.
PlayStation Vita: Vodafone Announced as 3G Provider in UK and Europe
Sony has announced that Vodafone will be the official carrier for the PlayStation Vita 3G when it arrives in the UK on February 22.
Eurozone Crisis: Italy to 'Balance Budget in Two Years'
The newly appointed Italian prime minister, Mario Monti, said he will balance the books by 2013.
Exclusive: Dutchman’s Agent Reveals Manchester United and Chelsea Interest
Manchester United and Chelsea are monitoring Ricky van Wolfswinkel but a January transfer to the Premier League is extremely unlikely according to the player’s agent.
Leveson Inquiry: Parents of Madeleine McCann 'Berated' by NOTW Editor and 'Tried by the Media'
The parents of missing Madeleine McCann "were being tried by the media" and faced a barrage of innuendo suggesting they were involved in murdering their missing child, they told the Leveson Inquiry.
Could Barack Obama be a Victim of the Eurozone Debt Crisis?
The eurozone crisis has already led to the toppling of two elected governments and their replacement with EU approved technocrats with a democratic mandate somewhat below that enjoyed by Robert Mugabe. With Barack Obama up for re-election next year, could the euro crisis even lead to the toppling of the so-called leader of the free world?
United Face Portuguese Fight in £40m Argentine Chase
Manchester United have been dealt a blow in their pursuit of Nicolas Gaitan, with the Benfica playmaker insisting that his future lies in Portugal.
Leveson Inquiry: Week Two to Offer Explosive Evidence from Victims of Press Intrusion
Week two of the Leveson Inquiry will hear explosive evidence from victims of press intrusion.
Ex-MI5 Boss: Legalise Cannabis Now
The former head of MI5 Baroness Mannigham-Buller has joined a group of MPs to call on the government to consider decriminalising cannabis.
Spanish Press Purport to Audacious Raid on Manchester United
Reports in Spain suggest Real Madrid are plotting a move for Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney next summer.
Berlusconi Says He Can Still 'Pull Plug' on Monti; Italy Bonds Back in Danger Zone
Italy's Prime Minister-designate Mario Monti is still struggling to form a Cabinet as Italian 10-year bonds yields rose back over seven per cent on Tuesday morning.
Chelsea Still in Running for £60m Striker
Big spending Russian club Anzhi Makhachkala have claimed that they nearly landed Chelsea target Hulk in the summer transfer period, but the deal fell through at the last minute.
Cesc Fabregas Lauds the ‘One With the Talent to Make Things Happen’
Former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas believes England are crying out for the return of Jack Wilshere despite their resilient win over Spain on Saturday.