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The European Commission warns Argentina that its nationalisation of the oil firm YPF will have a long-term impact and may put off investors.

Two men are held in the US state of Utah after booby traps, including a spiked boulder rigged to swing at head height, were set on a hiking trail.

Police questioning a man over the murder of a two-year-old boy say the child died from abdominal injuries.

A woman who died while competing in the London Marathon is described as "incredible and inspirational" by her family, as donations top £400,000.

Home Secretary Theresa May says she was given "unambiguous" legal advice about the deadline for an appeal over the deportation of Abu Qatada.

Witnesses in a Norway court have been describing the moments after a bomb went off outside the government headquarters in Oslo last July - killing eight people.

Specks of unexplained DNA were found on the holdall containing the curled-up body of MI6 spy Gareth Williams, an inquest into his death hears.

Two men are found guilty of money-laundering charges following a £2.3m fraud against the Olympic Delivery Authority, the Crown Prosecution Service confirms.

Ugandan authorities suspend a police officer accused of the alleged sexual assault of Ingrid Turinawe, the women's league leader of the opposition Forum for Democratic Change.

A June preview of Windows 8 will be the closest yet to the final version.

Money continues to pour into a charity fund supported by marathon runner Claire Squires who collapsed and died in the final stages of Sunday's London marathon.

Speculation is rife that Google is on the verge of launching a cloud-based storage system with 5 gigabytes available for free.

Should politicians know the price of a pint of milk?

Comedian Russell Brand had MPs roaring with laughter when he addressed the Home Affairs Select Committee on Tuesday.

The grandparents of a severely disabled teenage girl deny her manslaughter and charges of child cruelty.

Education Secretary Michael Gove tells MPs there are "causes for concern" about children being X-rayed by the UK Border Agency to establish their age.

A preliminary ruling suggests that Microsoft's games console infringes four of Motorola Mobility's patents.

Comedian Russell Brand tells MPs that taking drugs should not be seen as a "criminal or judicial matter" but he does not favour complete legalisation.

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Yulia Tymoshenko, the Ukrainian ex-PM serving a prison sentence for abuse of office, is on hunger strike, her lawyer says.