THE STATE of Britain’s farming industry means food supplies would have run out today if the UK had tried to…
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Dozens killed across Egypt as army cracks down on Morsi supporters
At least 44 killed across Egypt as army cracks down on Morsi supporters Two security force members killed during clear-out…
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NHS in new storm as burglar is allowed £20,000 sex-change surgery
THE NHS was embroiled in a fresh scandal last night after a convicted burglar had a £20,000 sex-change operation. Darren…
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Brazil says it needs answers on NSA surveillance
Brazilian Foreign Minister Antonio Patriota on Tuesday criticized U.S. surveillance in Brazil and said the trust between the U.S. and…
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Bahrain on edge ahead of opposition-called protest
Inspired by the movement behind Egypt’s military coup, anti-government activists seeking more influence in Bahrain are hoping to gain new…
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Official says 47 killed in Nigerian mosque attack
Residents of a village in northeastern Nigeria where suspected Islamic extremists gunned down 47 worshippers praying in a mosque demanded…
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Prince Charles facing political ‘meddling’ claims
Prince Charles has had 36 private meetings with British Cabinet ministers in the last three years, a newspaper revealed Monday,…
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Keita wins Mali election after opponent concedes
Former Prime Minister Ibrahim Boubacar Keita won Mali’s presidency after his opponent conceded defeat late Monday in an election aimed…
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Is this the end of the road for BlackBerry brand?
One of the most recognizable names in smartphones could be up for sale. BlackBerry will form a special committee to…
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