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England batsman Kevin Pietersen calls for anybody who gets caught being involved in match fixing to be "finished" in the game.

After a dramatic end to a 31-hour standoff, France is asking how intelligence agencies missed vital clues about self-described al Qaeda jihadist Mohammed Merah before his series of deadly attacks.

A British man convicted of raping a woman in Australia in 1999 is deported to the UK after losing an appeal.

A former Rutgers University student convicted of spying on and intimidating his gay roommate says he was not bullying his roommate and he doesn't hate gay people.

Whitney Houston drowned in a bathtub, but "atherosclerotic heart disease and cocaine use" were contributing factors, coroner says.

BT says it will pay £2bn into its pension scheme under a new nine year plan to wipe out the scheme's deficit.

Winning is about much more than brilliant verbal parry-and-thrust on a single night in a debate. Winning the presidential nomination is about the long haul.

The new chief executive of Peacocks says the clothes store chain will look at giving "added value" to win customers back.

Will a desert wall of wrecked cars stop Libya's migrant trafficking?

How the Spanish Civil War helped Britain break Hitler’s codes

Staff Sgt. Robert Bales could face the death penalty for the Afghanistan killings, the U.S. military said. Officials have said nine children were among the civilians slain.

Servicemen and women have been honoured for their bravery.

A tour of the think tanks chewing over the Budget

Afro-Chondria 9-9-10

Iraq War: Bush's Mission Not Accomplished 9-9-10

The telling tale of three pension schemes

As an act of pure evil it was difficult to match...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales is expected to be told he faces 17 counts of murder and six counts of attempted murder, along with other charges, in connection with a shooting rampage in two southern Afghanistan villages that shocked Americans back home and further roiled U.S.-Afghan relations....

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- New Zealand is finally yielding to the rest of the world when it comes to its unique set of road rules, after decades of confounding drivers from overseas....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A bill that Republican leaders were promoting as the centerpiece of their job-creation agenda has instead turned into one of their biggest headaches, thanks largely to tea party conservatives who want to get the federal government out of transportation programs and hand them over to the states....