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tony blair Tony Blair famously 'didn't do God' during his decade in Downing Street, fearing he would be viewed as a religious fanatic. But the former Prime Minister lectured the world yesterday on the need to put faith at the heart of global affairs. In an impassioned 'sermon' in the US he made no fewer than 31 mentions of God.
Christie and Bobby Baskin A mother and father are preparing to meet the children they have not seen for 20 years after they were allegedly kidnapped by their grandfather.
Arebit Heim, the Nazi concentration camp doctor now thought to have died in Cairo in 1992 Nazi hunters who have spent decades searching for a death camp doctor who performed hideous medical experiments on inmates expressed 'serious doubts' yesterday over claims that he is dead.
Controversy: British resident Binyam Mohamed claims he was tortured in Guantanamo Bay David Miliband was accused last night of rolling over in the face of US demands for a cover-up of the alleged torture of a British 'resident' held at Guantanamo Bay.
fritzl A man dubbed the Swedish Fritzl' has been caged for 12 years for locking up his wife and his lover in his home and subjecting both to horrific sexual abuse.
Lady Victoria de Rothschild Stars of showbusiness and sport and prominent British society figures have been named among thousands of alleged victims of the world's biggest financial scam. A staggering 13,567 names were on the who's who' list of investors with veteran Wall Street fund manager Bernard Madoff, who is now facing fraud charges involving an estimated 35billion. The 163-page roll call - which also includes 70-year-old Madoff's lawyer and accountant and many of his family - was filed with a bankruptcy court in Manhattan.
Lin Lin Chen Jin took more than 200 sleeping pills and was also severely burned by an electric blanket after leaving a note imploring her mother to give her liver to her cancer-stricken father.
Men battle to help a Sri Lankan ethnic Tamil child at the hospital in Puthukkudiyiruppu that has since been evacuated by the Red Cross after it was constantly shelled Hundreds of civilians are fleeing for safety as, after 70,000 deaths, the Sri Lankan army makes a final push to end one of Asia's longest-running conflicts.
jpg The woman, identified only as Cha, first took the written portion of the exam in April 2005, said Choi Young-cheol of the Driver's License Agency in the southwestern city of Jeonju.
Four-year-old Darcey died last Thursday after her father allegedly threw her from a bridge on the way to her first day of school This is the first photograph of tragic four-year-old Darcey Freeman who was allegedly thrown off a bridge in Australia by her father. The image of the beautiful, carefree, spirited youngster who loved to sing and dance' was released as the family spoke for the first time about the shocking incident which has made headlines around the world.
doodle Most children his age may draw pictures on paper with crayons, but Lim Ding Wen has a very different canvas. The nine-year-old from Singapore writes applications for Apple's iPhone.
Butchered: Police believe Karina Barduchyan, 16, was killed, dismembered and eaten A teenage girl may have been killed and partially eaten by two men, Russian prosecutors said yesterday.
The mother of all believers: Samira Ahmed Jassim, pictured in a detention facility in Baghdad yesterday, has been arrested on suspicion of recruiting 80 female suicide bombers Samira Ahmed Jassim, who is also known by the nickname 'Umm al-Mumineen' (the mother of believers), is believed to be responsible for persuading more than 80 women to join her cause.
Bernard Kouchner denied the book's claims during a parliamentary session in Paris today Bernard Kouchner, France's oldest but most charismatic Cabinet minister, was fighting for his political life today after a book depicted him as a fraud who earned money from unethical African leaders.
David McAllister David McAllister, 38, was only born in Germany because his Scottish father went there to fight the Nazis. But despite his Celtic ancestry, he has already been touted as a future leader of the country - and been compared to former Chancellor Helmet Kohl.
Omid (Hope) satellite Iran has launched its first homegrown satellite, fuelling fears that the technology could be used to make a long-range missile with a nuclear warhead.
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