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Briton sought over O'Neill murder
KARL MCLAUGHLIN, in Spain One of Britains most wanted criminals is reportedly on the run from Spanish police following the fatal shooting earlier this week of an Irish holidaymaker on the Costa del Sol. Police say the suspect was ejected by staff frommore
Pakistani spy chief cancels UK trip
At least 800 people dead and one million affected as the country battles worst flooding in its history.more
A French Castle Built of Stone and Dreams
A group in Burgundy is building a replica of a medieval chateau relying on the techniques of the time: iron tools and no electricity.more
European Championships day five as it happened
2113: Phew. Permission to take a breath. What an electric evening of athletics. A quick look at tomorrow. Yep - the final day in Barcelona. GB have surpassed Charles Van Commenee's hopes for at least 10-15 medals with 16. Sadly no 4x100m relay finalistsmore
EU rules turn doctors into 'lazy clock-watchers'
A year after the EU directive limiting workers to a 48-hour week was brought in for the NHS, 80 per cent of consultants polled by the Royal College of Surgeons said quality of care had already been damaged by the changes, with risks to patients who aremore
Russian police arrest protestors for exercising right to assembly
Police violently dispersed demonstrations in Russian cities on Saturday, arresting opposition leader Boris Nemtsov and dozens of others. Rights activists have condemned the police for brutalizing protestors. Russian police arrested some 100 demonstratorsmore
EU rules are making our doctors 'lazy clock-watchers'
A year after the EU directive limiting workers to a 48-hour week was brought in for the NHS, 80 per cent of consultants polled by the Royal College of Surgeons said quality of care had already been damaged by the changes, with risks to patients who aremore
Farah claims second European gold
Mo Farah pulled off a stunning double at the European Championships as he won gold in the 5,000m final to add to his 10,000m gold from the opening day. Farah became the first runner to do the Euro distance double for 20 years, emulating the achievementmore
Canadian warplanes intercept Russian bombers
Canadian warplanes have intercepted two long-range Russian bomber jets that tried repeatedly to intrude into Canadian airspace, the Canadian Defense Ministry said Saturday. "The two Russian TU-95 bombers have returned to their base without incident,"more
240,000 fight Russia fires
At least 25 people have been killed and thousands left homeless by wildfires sweeping through western Russia, authorities said Saturday. The Russian government said it has sent some 240,000 people to fight the blazes, which are among the worst ever tomore
ATHLETICS: France's Myriam Soumare wins 200-metre gold medal
Frenchwoman Myriam Soumare won the 200-metre gold medal at the European Athletics Championships in Spain with a time of 22.32 seconds, beating her own record by 0,7 seconds. AP - Myriam Soumare denied Russia?s women another gold medal when themore
Ennis crowned European champion
Jessica Ennis claims European heptathlon gold European Athletics Championships 2010 Coverage: Watch live on BBC HD, BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Sport website (UK users only); Live coverage on BBC Radio 5 live; Full highlights on iPlayer and highlights ofmore
Is Italy Too Italian?
Like much of the Italian economy, the Carlo Barbera factory is struggling and for reasons, academics say, that reveal much about what ails Italy.more
Official: Spy chief visit to U.K. canceled over PM's remarks
Pakistan's spy chief's planned visit to the United Kingdom has been canceled over tough remarks by the British prime minister about the country, a Pakistani military official confirmed Saturday. Gen. Ahmed Shujaa Pasha, the head of Inter-Servicesmore
Tseng on song at British Open
Taiwan's Yani Tseng eagled the 18th for a third successive 68 on Saturday to take a commanding four-shot lead into the final day of the women's British Open at Royal Birkdale. The 21-year-old was tied for the lead after the first round, was four aheadmore
Teen Dutch sailor to head off Wednesday for solo world bid
Fourteen-year-old Dutch sailor Laura Dekker said she will leave on Wednesday for Portugal from where she will launch her bid to become the youngest person to sail around the world solo. "It is great that I can now officially go, and that will be onmore
Dublin cause Tyrone upset
Dublin caused a shock with a 1-15 to 0-13 win over Tyrone to book their place in the All-Ireland SFC semi-finals against either Cork or Roscommon. Bernard Brogan's nine points haul and an Eoghan O'Gara goal saw off Tyrone in a gripping encounter. Tyronemore
Britain's Prince Charles urges 'sustainability revolution'
Prince Charles on Saturday urged Britain to tackle "possibly the greatest challenge humanity has faced" by creating a more sustainable future. The heir to the throne, 61, wrote in The Daily Telegraph newspaper that too often people saw "becoming moremore
Fisher stays ahead at Irish Open
Ross Fisher of England plays his second shot on the fifth fairway during the third round of the Irish Open at Killarney Golf and Fishng Resort in Killarney, Ireland. Fisher will take a one-shot lead into the final round of the Irish Open on Sunday aftermore
Germany Remembers Stampede Victims
Thousands of people have attended a memorial service in Germany for the 21 people who were killed during a stampede at the Love Parade dance music festival one week ago. Mourners and officials gathered at the city's Salvator Church for an emotionalmore
Wales Takes a Turn in the Spotlight
To the uninitiated, Wales has always seemed like the British version of flyover country. You may have heard the put-downs: it?s merely a hard-to-reach place on the southwest coast of the sceptered isle that is lacking in vowels, five-star hotels andmore
Greece struggles to relieve fuel shortage as truckers defy Athens' orders
Athens has deployed military vehicles to restore fuel supplies to a crippled Greece, as truckers continue to defy an emergency back-to-work order. Food supplies are also running short, and tourism has been hit hard. Greece mobilized military vehicles andmore
Live - European Championships day five
1716: Plenty to talk about. Batons, Medal prospects, Jess Ennis prospects. Can Mo Farah do the double? What do you make of Barcelona so far? What exactly is Barni the mascot? Tweet me @bbcsport_mark, text me on 81111 (UK) or +44 7786200666 (worldwide)more
New media freedom battle grips Ukraine
Ukrainian activists have held rallies to defend freedom of speech Media freedom was widely seen as one of the significant gains of Ukraine's 2004 Orange Revolution, but critics say it is now under threat. The EU, the US embassy in Kiev and the Europeanmore
Man wanted over murder in Spain
Liverpool man wanted over murder in Spanish resort Darren O'Flaherty is accused of holding a lorry driver up at knifepoint Spanish police are hunting for a Liverpool man who is suspected of shooting a father-of-two dead in a crowded bar in the Costa delmore