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San Diego: Sunny side up

24.08.11
San Diego, with its famous beach culture, is the epitome of laid-back California. Now it has smart restaurants and hip hotels, while new flights make it easier to get to, says Jo Fernàndez... more

Killed Navy Seals were on rescue mission

08.08.11
US Navy Seals killed when their helicopter was shot down 60 miles south-west of Kabul in Afghanistan were on their way to rescue American soldiers from Taliban fighters, it emerges... more

Guantanamo inmate 'commits suicide'

19.05.11
Afghan detainee at the Guantanamo Bay prison dies in an apparent suicide, the US military says ... more

Seized files put America 'hot on the trail' of Bin Laden's No 2

06.05.11
America is 'hot on the trail' of al Qaeda's deputy leader after gaining important leads about the terror group's top figures from material found in Osama Bin Laden's house, senior US officials said... more

Osama bin Laden was reaching for his gun: US changes story again

06.05.11
Osama bin Laden was reaching for a gun when the US Navy Seal team raided his compound, killing the al Qaeda leader... more

Terror suspects held at nuclear plant: UK on alert after Osama bin Laden's death

03.05.11
Five men from London are being questioned on suspicion of terrorism after being seized close to the Sellafield nuclear site, police said... more

1,000 Saudi troops 'maintain order' in Bahrain

14.03.11
Saudi soldiers deployed on the streets of Bahrain to protect government buildings ... more

US launches missile defence system 'to protect Europe'

02.03.11
US sends special radar-equipped warship to the Mediterranean Sea in first step to developing broad anti-ballistic missile system to protect Europe against a potential Iranian nuclear threat... more

Boss of Iraq killings security firm to sell in £128m deal

17.12.10
Founder of Blackwater, the US security firm accused of killing 17 Iraqi civilians in 2007, is to sell the business in a $200 million deal... more

AMEC trading sits near top of expectations

11.11.10
Oil services and engineering group AMEC says its business trading was near the top of expectations in a year when it has been buoyed by contract wins ... more

Longest 20 minutes of their lives: Chile miners face the final trauma

12.10.10
The 33 miners trapped in Chile face the greatest trauma of their two months underground when they are winched to the surface in a capsule, experts warn... more

Screen icon Tony Curtis dies, aged 85

30.09.10
Tony Curtis, the Hollywood idol whose star turn with Marilyn Monroe in Some Like It Hot became the stuff of screen legend, has died at 85... more

Bold Budget — but a big ask by George Osborne on cutting costs

28.06.10
Reaction to George Osborne’s Budget was, and should be, positive. It was bold in design and delivery, and on the tax aspects difficult to fault. But the savings side remains a worry. Can he really deliver what he claimed he will?... more

City Spy: Sting in the tail for action man Vince Cable

19.05.10
That Vince Cable, he’s a real hero. The new Business Secretary tells how he was stung by a scorpion while working for the Treasury in Kenya... more

City Spy: David Blanchflower hits out at George Osborne again...

14.05.10
David “Danny” Blanchflower launches a scathing attack on new Chancellor George Osborne and Lib-Con plans to start cutting the deficit this year.... more

London woman finds parents in Haiti earthquake shelter

14.01.10
A Haitian woman in London tells of her relief at hearing how her parents escaped unharmed when their house was flattened by the earthquake that devastated the country... more

Ten miles from the Taliban, one of the world’s best hospitals

11.01.10
Crack team at Camp Bastion field hospital on the frontline in Afghanistan saves lives against all odds... more

Fly-past to honour oldest Great War hero

30.07.09
Fly-past of replica planes was marking the funeral of the world's oldest man and one of the last British survivors of the First World War... more

Who cares who wins the Transformers war?

19.06.09
The Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen plot is confusing and the characters are sketchy, but the deafening effects are mindblowing. ... more

US sends warship to save captain

09.04.09
A US Navy warship arrived off the coast of Somalia as negotiations began to rescue the captain of an American cargo ship who was seized by Somali pirates... more

Yo ho ho and a tanker of oil – piracy’s modern cry

19.11.08
With a vast oil tanker hijacked off the coast of Somalia, piracy is back in the headlines... more

Pirates begin talks over their $250m tanker prize

18.11.08
Somali pirates who hijacked a supertanker carrying $100million of crude oil in the Arabian Sea opened negotiations with the vessel's operator... more

Britons on board tanker stormed by Somali pirates

17.11.08
An oil tanker seized by pirates in the Red Sea has British crew aboard... more

Westfield fails to dent West End… for now

05.11.08
How is the new £1.6 billion Shepherd’s Bush shopping centre Westfield London faring?... more

How Hester avoided the pitfalls at British Land

24.10.08
So what will Stephen Hester will do at RBS? Those seeking clues will naturally take an interest in how the former head of Abbey house-cleaned this rather dusty property company during three years of boom and one year of bust... more

Britney Spurs! Pop star turns out to be a true Brit as archives reveal her roots lie in Tottenham

10.09.08
Britney Spears, far from being as American as apple pie, apparently has her roots firmly in North London - Tottenham, to be precise. ... more

Hacker faces extradition to America within weeks

28.08.08
A computer geek who hacked into top secret US military networks will be extradited to America within a fortnight to face trial after he lost his last-ditch legal appeal... more

'UFO tracker' who could draw sting of US extradition

10.06.08
Alleged hacker's case could have implications for business executives wanted by American prosecutors... more

The mocking of the military

19.04.07
You hear Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla's installation, Clamor, before you see it as the sound of military marching tunes bashed out by a brass band fills the gallery.... more

Eco-artists present their tedious tales

19.02.07
Film-making duo Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla have taken a special interest in an island off the Puerto Rican mainland but the films they have produced are imeasurably tedious.... more


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