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Top US officer cleared of inappropriate conduct over sex emails but Kelley family pilloried.

Umberto Bacchi Jan 23, 2013

Shoe designer to the stars talks to IBTimes UK about meeting the growing need for high-quality premium shoes, and why she would love to design for Cameron Diaz.

Toyin Owoseje Jan 22, 2013

Star counsel at Leveson press ethics hearings renews calls for tighter controls on British media.

Dominic Gover Jan 22, 2013

Single Ladies star's performance of American national anthem fails to impress.

Toyin Owoseje Jan 22, 2013

Full text of President Barack Obama's second inaugural address at the US Capitol, Washington

Gianluca Mezzofiore Jan 21, 2013

Prime Minister was wrong to ask Sir Jeremy Heywood to head up 'Plebgate' inquiry, says Public Administration Committee.

Dominic Gover Jan 21, 2013

The new £135 million Lightning II is vulnerable to lightning strikes, according to Pentagon documents.

Tom Porter Jan 20, 2013

Two Dutch TV presenters were wired up to feel birth pains, but gave up after only two hours.

Hannah Osborne Jan 19, 2013

Tokyo, Istanbul, Athens and Jerusalem among cities covered by snow as bitter winter bites.

Umberto Bacchi Jan 14, 2013

Stark warning says human health is suffering, while our planet is facing irreparable damage to oceans and landscapes.

Fiona Keating Jan 13, 2013

Tropical cyclone Narelle whips up huge duststorm across northwestern Pilbara region.

Umberto Bacchi Jan 11, 2013

Over-population, climate change, pollution, species extinction and over-consumption spell end of civilisation.

Hannah Osborne Jan 09, 2013

Women die in West Bank floods and Syrian refugees struggle in wrecked camps in Jordan and Lebanon.

Umberto Bacchi Jan 09, 2013

Mayan soothsayers may have got it wrong but constitutional forecasters may have a better time, says Henry Hill.

Henry Hill Jan 09, 2013

Fitch Ratings reports on huge insurance losses in wake of 'Frankenstorm' in New York.

Shane Croucher Jan 08, 2013

Disgraced US president's foresight in opening up trade to China needs recognition on the centenary of his birth, argues Martin Cole.

Martin Cole Jan 07, 2013

US House speaker John Boehner cancelled earlier vote to please Republican hard-right, triggering bipartisan outrage

Umberto Bacchi Jan 04, 2013

Tributes paid after one of world's most experienced mountaineers dies in freak accident.

Ewan Palmer Jan 03, 2013

Ban on naming two women also facing child sex charges with Lostprophets frontman flouted on social network.

Dominic Gover Dec 31, 2012

The unisex moniker is unlikely to appear on many birth certificates for at least several years, it has been claimed.

Toyin Owoseje Dec 17, 2012

Taliban claims responsibility for suicide and rocket attack on airport in Peshawar, northwest Pakistan.

Geetha Pillai Dec 16, 2012

Bruce Smith, 58, blames Oliver and 12 others for a storm over a type of mechanically recovered meat which he claims caused him to lose his job.

Dominic Gover Dec 13, 2012

It's been a busy year, and more than ever we've used Twitter to tell the news and share stories.

Alistair Charlton Dec 12, 2012

46 vessels and over 300 people, which was reported missing in the 175mph winds and rough seas caused by Bopha last week.

Umberto Bacchi Dec 12, 2012

Cairo 'million-man marches' raises Egypt tensions.

Vasudevan Sridharan Dec 11, 2012

Rick's attempt to rescue Glenn and Maggie result in a bloodbath.

Alfred Joyner Dec 07, 2012

Rude image by school pranksters sabotages interview on teacher strikes.

Dominic Gover Dec 07, 2012

Traders remain cautious on outcome of negotiations over US ‘fiscal cliff’.

Prasanth Aby Thomas Dec 07, 2012

Gale force winds drop concrete block on to truck's driver's compartment and fells trees.

Alfred Joyner Dec 06, 2012

Scroll down to view the beautiful images of earth, as seen from space, taken by NPP satellite during the night.

Sanskrity Sinha Dec 06, 2012