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London attacker British

London attackers British

Authorities believe one of the men accused of hacking a soldier to death on a London street is a British-born citizen of Nigerian descent.

Youths riot in Stockholm

Stockholm, Sweden

Groups burn down restaurant, torch more than 30 cars in a fourth night of riots in the Swedish capital.

Mum faces down terror men

Terror attack accused

Mum of two confronted men accused of hacking a British soldier to death in a suspected terror attack. | Photos | Video

Animal astronauts return to earth

russia animal astronauts

A Russian space capsule containing mice, sand eels, geckos, gerbils, snails, fish and plants has returned to Earth after a month-long mission in space.

Rush face transplant for man

Polish face transplant

Polish man gets face transplant just three weeks after a workplace accident, in what doctors say is the fastest ever such operation.

Riots rock Sweden

Sweden riots

Hundreds of youths set fire to cars and attack police in three nights of rioting in Sweden's capital Stockholm.

Stockholm riots challenge image

Car set on fire

JOHAN SENNERO AND JOHAN AHLANDER - Reuters

Hundreds of youths have set fire to cars and attacked police in three nights of rioting in Stockholm.

Man charged with Hyde Park killings

MICHAEL HOLDEN - Reuters

An Irishman was charged over a bombing that killed four soldiers on horseback in the heart of London in 1982, one of the most high-profile attacks by IRA guerrillas.

Base jumper's bumpy fall

Matthew Gough

A base jumper's miraculous escape from a 300m-high fall has been captured on video.

Stockholm rioting continues

Stockholm riots

MALIN RISING - AP

Youths hurled rocks at police and set cars ablaze in a Stockholm suburb in the second day of rioting triggered by the fatal police shooting of a man wielding a knife.

Irish loophole behind low bill

Apple's ability to shelter billions of dollars of income from tax has hinged on an unusual loophole in the Irish tax code that helps the country compete with other countries for investment and jobs.

Ireland rejects Apple blame

Apple

Ireland says it is not to blame for Apple Inc's low global tax payments and had no special rate deal with the company.

Pope's battle with the devil

Pope

NICOLE WINFIELD - AP

Rumours of a public exorcism swirl after man has seizure as pope prays over him.

Ed Hillary 'claimed' by Britain

Ed Hillary

He's on our $5 note and was Kiwi all over. But the British think Ed Hillary is one of theirs.

Hot air balloons collide, two dead

Turkey hot air balloon crash

Two hot air balloons collided mid-air during a sightseeing tour of volcanic rock formations in Turkey

Rodents, lizards back from space

rats generic

Fewer than half the rodents survived, but all the lizards did, after a month of weightlessness orbiting Earth.

Bees on the frontline

Bee

Project trains bees to acquire a taste for TNT, encouraging them to seek land mines.

'Miracle baby' thrown in body bag

emergency room hospital

Sole survivor of a car crash was put in body bag and taken to a morgue before medics realised error.

Cameron 'losing control'

David Cameron

British PM further alienated from his party by aide's "mad swivel-eyed loons" description of supporters.

Independent Scotland 'vulnerable'

Scotland

Treasury report reveals a Cyprus-style banking collapse risk for an independent Scotland.

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