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Tseng retains British Open lead
21-year-old has had only one bogey in 54 holes Yani Tseng shot her third straight 4-under 68 on Saturday, and will take a four-stroke lead into the final round of the Women's British Open. The 21-year-old star from Taiwan took advantage of the short,more
30m heroin smuggler avoids deportation thanks to obscure law
The man, who was a senior member of an international drugs gang, arranged to smuggle 30 million of heroin into Britain hidden inside the fuel tank of an articulated lorry. The Home Office spent two years trying to deport Ali Osman Gok after he was freedmore
Fury as Israel president claims English are 'anti-semitic'
Shimon Peres said England was "deeply pro-Arab ... and anti-Israeli", adding: "They always worked against us." He added: "There is in England a saying that an anti-Semite is someone who hates the Jews more than is necessary." His remarks, made in anmore
Andy Burnham attacks Miliband brothers in Labour leadership battle
The rival contender makes the accusation in an outspoken interview in The Sunday Telegraph, in which he warns his party that it must reconnect with ordinary people. The former health secretary also launches a veiled attack on Ed Balls, the other mainmore
ISI chief scraps UK visit after Cameron jibe
LONDON: A diplomatic spat with implications for international counterterrorism escalated on Saturday after Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief Lt Gen canceled his trip to the UK following comments by the British PM suggesting Pakistan exportsmore
Tseng retains British lead
21-year-old has had only one bogey in 54 holes Yani Tseng shot her third straight 4-under 68 on Saturday, and will take a four-stroke lead into the final round of the Women's British Open. The 21-year-old star from Taiwan took advantage of the short,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
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
Pakistan plays down Cameron row
Leaked documents accuse Pakistani intelligence of helping Afghan militants Pakistan says it expects 'fruitful' talks between its president and David Cameron despite the prime minister's comments over its alleged terror links. The Pakistani government hasmore
Iain Duncan Smith aims to dismantle the benefits trap
Like many people, I have experienced a short period of unemployment, and I wasnt very good at it. I had recently returned home from the Czech Republic, and found myself in my early twenties living at home in Belfast with my parents. I had applied to amore
David Cameron Effigy Burned In Terror Row
Ian Collier, Sky News Online A group of demonstrators in Pakistan have burned an effigy of David Cameron in protest at the recent comments made by the Prime Minister. An effigy of David Cameron is burned in Pakistan The British politician provoked anmore
A snub for Pak as UK woos India
This week,British prime minister David Cameron declared in public what his predecessors have restricted to private conversation: that Pakistan has been running with the hare and hunting with the hounds in the war against terror. This may have soundedmore
ISI chief calls off UK visit over Cameron remarks
ISLAMABAD: ISI chief Lt Gen Shuja Pasha has cancelled a scheduled visit to Britain in protest against Prime Minister David Cameron's remarks that Pakistan must stop promoting 'export of terror,' though President Asif Ali Zardari will go ahead with amore
Didn't have contract with CWG organizers: UK co
NEW DELHI: The UK-based company at the centre of a corruption row which has rocked the upcoming Delhi Commonwealth Games today admitted that it did not have a contract with the event's organizers but denied allegations of irregular financial transactionsmore
Narang qualifies for London Olympics
NEW DELHI: A day after he was overlooked for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna, shooter Gagan Narang won the bronze in the 10 metre air rifle event at the World Championship in Munich and became the first Indian to qualify for the 2012 London Olympics. Worldmore
DIPLOMACY: Pakistan spy chief cancels UK visit after 'terror' accusations
Pakistan's spy chief has scrapped a planned visit to Britain after his country's powerful Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) agency came under fire from Prime Minister David Cameron for its ties to insurgent groups. REUTERS - Pakistan?s spy chief hasmore
Pakistan agency cancels visit to UK
Pakistan's intelligence agency has cancelled visit to Britain after comments from David Cameron Also in World News Pakistan's intelligence agency has cancelled planned talks with security experts in the UK in the wake of David Cameron's claim thatmore
ISI chief calls off UK visit
ISLAMABAD: ISI chief Lt Gen Shuja Pasha has cancelled a scheduled visit to Britain in protest against Prime Minister David Cameron's remarks that Pakistan must stop promoting "export of terror," though President Asif Ali Zardari will go ahead with amore
Young Indian-origin man stabbed to death in UK
LONDON: A 23-year man of Indian-origin, a son of a taxi driver in the East Midlands, died of a stab wound following which police has charged two persons for murder. died following a stabbing last week, leaving his friends and family in despair. Das wasmore
G20 Riots: Ian Tomlinson 'attack officer' PC Simon Harwood pictured for first time
Lawyers acting for riot squad officer late on Friday released the undated photograph days after it emerged he will not be prosecuted for Mr Tomlinson's death. It shows the member of Scotland Yard's territorial support group, Pc Harwood, 43, escapedmore
Flu jab linked to fits in under fives: officials
Doctors should stock alternative vaccines for under fives who are due to have the seasonal flu vaccine this winter, a letter from the head of immunisation at the Department of Health has said. The action is being taken as rate of convulsions caused bymore
UK Taliban Push Back 'Making Good Progress'
Tom Bonnett, Sky News Online British and Afghan troops taking part in a major operation against Taliban insurgents are making good progress but "there is still a long way to go". A soldier keeps guard of a compound gained in the operation Military chiefsmore
UK's Taliban Push Back Opens Well On Day 2
Tom Bonnett, Sky News Online Hundreds of British troops have begun the second day of a major operation to push Taliban insurgents further from strongholds cleared this year in southern Afghanistan. A soldier keeps guard of a compound gained in themore
Cameron's terror remark may stall Zardari,s UK visit
ISLAMABAD: British PM David Camerons warning to Pakistan to stop promoting the export of terror appears to have cast a shadow on bilateral ties, with the foreign office in Islamabad even debating the possibility of asking President Asif Ali Zardari tomore
Politicians to face criminal trial over expenses claims
Three former Labour MPs and a Conservative peer face criminal trials over alleged expenses fraud after the Appeal Court ruled that parliamentary privilege could not protect them from prosecution. David Chaytor, Elliot Morley, Jim Devine and Lordmore
Sir John and team to visit Iraq to hear 'Iraqi perspectives'
The last announcement made by the committee conducting Sir John Chilcot's inquiry yesterday was that it intends to visit Iraq later this year.more
On London?s streets, it?s Bicycle Bell Women v. White Van Men
A little New World innovation arrived on the streets of London on Friday. From Montreal, the Bixi bike share system began operation under the name London Cycle Hire. Eventually, 6,000 new bicycles will join in a modern struggle between man and motorizedmore
A jobseeker on London Bridge
I spotted him last Thursday morning as I hurried across the Thames on my way to the MPA meeting at City Hall . He had a sign propped up - Help Me! I Want To Work - and he was handing out flyers to the steady stream of bustling passers-by, most of themmore
The asbo is an icon of New Labour's negligence | Richard Sennett
Asbos don't work because they come from the top down. Good behaviour is instilled by family life A chill came over me as Tony Blair launched his "respect agenda" some years ago. He invoked research I'd done on poor communities to justify the governmentmore