The bestselling novelist left behind 15 boxes of files connecting SA to the killing of Swedish prime minister Olof Palme, but he likely got it wrong.
More than 350 photos taken by the Mexican artist and her husband Diego Rivera are being repaired in a six-month project.
From Alt-J to Laura Mvula, UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s "bespoke" list of songs for leaders at last month’s G8 summit has been revealed.
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/ 21 October 2011
London’s financial district began its working week in the form of a tent encampment objecting to the excesses of the global financial system.
Dozens of countries, companies and organisations have had their computers systematically hacked over the past five years by one country.
‘Violent shock’ the only way to deal with Mau Mau insurgents, British government told.
Aged 68, Bob Dylan must almost have forgotten what it was like to be deemed a threat to society.
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/ 20 September 2005
The presumed suicide bombers who killed themselves and 52 other people in London on July 7 checked out their targets a week beforehand with an apparent dummy run of the attack. Grainy stills from closed-circuit television cameras issued by the police showed three of the four men assumed to be the attackers gathering together before heading into the capital on June 28.
A massive police hunt for the remaining fugitive London bombers appeared to be paying off on Friday as officers launched a massive raid in the capital, reportedly targeting another of the wanted men. Residents of the White City suburb saw police swiftly seal off streets before a large explosion was heard, followed by a series of smaller blasts.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair made an impassioned plea on Tuesday for the world to unite against terrorism and refuse to "give one inch" to their demands. Blair also said he supports giving police expanded powers of detention under proposed changes to anti-terrorist laws in the wake of the London bombings.