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Snowden's CIA boss removed him from Geneva station after suspicion.

Criminal turned worldwide celebrity and author dies from liver cancer aged 58.

What, or rather who, is the link between the small town of Muscatine, Iowa, and Zhengding County, Hebei, China?

MRI scans show dogs have similar emotional responses to humans.

Ikrima, blamed for East Africa and Mombasa bombings, eludes SEAL team.

Cash will be used to create paths away from terror for disaffected lured by jihad.

Murder of rapper Killah P triggers clampdown on alleged connections between police and Golden Dawn.

Police and witness reports suggest some insurgents managed to escape while the army-led operation was on.

Facebook, Twitter and few other websites were blocked in China due to security and political reasons.

Luther star believed he fathered son with Desiree Newberry until paternity test revealed truth.

Ten of the best iPhone applications already updated to match iOS 7 and make use of its new features.

The iPhone 5S reviews are in. We round-up the views on Apple's new flagship smartphone with its fingerprint reader, improved camera and iOS 7.

Family say Crohn suffered 'tremendous amount of survivor guilt' over rare defect that prevented HIV.

Alexis was kicked out of military in 2011 for disciplinary problems but was working at Washington navy yard when attack took place.

Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week 2013 ended on a colourful note.

Russian president says military strike on Syria could spark new terror attacks and worsen Middle East situation.

Edward Snowden leaks reveal NSA and GCHQ ability to circumvent technology designed to protect privacy.

Advisory warns of 'highly effective' Syrian Electronic Army breaches of military and news outlet web addresses.

Powerful Israel lobby group in Washington accused of encouraging self-censorship of Syria reprisal report.

US Marine sends message to President Obama on Syria Gas Attack response.

The pro-Assad Syrian Electronic Army has continued its series of cyber-attacks this time targeting the US Marines website.

Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan failed to show up at her movie premiere in Italy.

Josef Ackermann described as both most powerful and most dangerous banker in the world.

Brokerage firm Merrill Lynch has agreed to pay out in racial discrimination case.

The New York Times, Huffington Post UK and Twitter all attacked by Syrian Electronic Army by targeting their domain registrar.

Medical organisation says it treated 3,600 people for 'neurotoxic symptoms'.

Extra warship deployed as Syrian government claims to have found chemical weapons traces in rebel tunnels.

Victoria Beckham is reportedly a front-runner to design the costumes for the film.

Top US officials to convene in White House to discuss military intervention in Syria following deadly gas attack.

External review says Bloomberg journalists had access to its clients' log-in and personal information details