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Bride's tribute after tragic shark attack

17.08.11
The widow of the British man killed by a shark in the Seychelles has paid tribute to her 'handsome and caring' husband... more

Camilla sheds tsunami tears at unveiling of Indian Ocean disaster memorial

06.07.11
The Duchess of Cornwall shed tears as she talked to relatives of the victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami at the unveiling of a memorial in London... more

Navy told to feed and free 17 armed pirates

12.04.11
Royal Navy caught a crew of Somali pirates and gave them halal meat and cigarettes before letting them go free, it emerged ... more

Russell Brand planning second honeymoon

15.03.11
Russell Brand is planning a second honeymoon in Far East Asia with Katy Perry... more

Somali pirates take three children hostage on a Danish yacht

01.03.11
Three children have been taken hostage by Somali pirates, the first time youngsters have been caught up in the continuing run of high seas hijacks ... more

Alex Reid is hopeful marriage woes are over

11.01.11
Alex Reid is "hopeful" he and Katie Price can resolve their marriage problems... more

Extravagance unlimited - secrets of the big spenders

26.11.10
Ten years of catering to the whims of the super-rich have taught Ben Elliot all there is to know about embracing self-indulgence. Meet Mr Luxury...... more

Couple blissfully unaware as 'minister' calls them 'infidel' and 'swine' during Maldives wedding

28.10.10
Video: Unwitting couple humiliated after man presiding over their Maldives wedding ceremony delivers stream of insults in language they do not understand and video posted on YouTube... more

Indonesia struggles with twin misery of quake and volcano

27.10.10
Rescuers race against time to reach the survivors of the double disaster in Indonesia of a tsunami and an erupting volcano... more

President Zardari back in Pakistan to face floods critics

10.08.10
President Asif Ali Zardari returns to Pakistan to face a storm of criticism for visiting Europe as his country was gripped by its worst natural disaster... more

Round-the-world girl sailor, 16, found safe in international rescue

11.06.10
A 16-year-old girl who sparked an international rescue operation when she went missing while trying to sail solo round the world is found safe and well... more

Close to paradise in the Maldives

07.04.10
Direct flights are making the Maldives more accessible than ever before, as a resort-hopping Lisa Johnson found.... more

Spice world: Zanzibar

26.03.10
Stanley Johnson dives into Zanzibar to snorkel with dolphins, rub noses with colobus monkeys and visit houses made from coral ... more

Piracy a growing threat to shipping trade on the high seas

11.02.10
For those working in the shipping industry, dealing with the threat of piracy is a daily hazard as hijackers move far out into the oceans... more

BHP Billiton in $1.93bn work on Australian iron mines

29.01.10
BHP Billiton has approved $1.93 billion in capital expenses for expansion of its Australian iron ore business to keep pace with demand from Chinese steelmakers... more

British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates allowed Christmas lunch of chips and pasta

23.12.09
A British couple being held hostage by Somali pirates who seized their yacht were today preparing to mark Christmas in captivity ... more

Kidnapped yacht couple 'refusing to eat'

16.11.09
British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates in the Indian Ocean are refusing to eat or drink, their captors said... more

I've had my fill of these insincere charity chuggers

09.11.09
"Hello! How are you today ?" The smiling young woman who approaches me outside Farringdon Tube wants just a couple of minutes of my time... more

Yacht couple: Pirates stormed boat as we slept

29.10.09
NEW: British hostage tells how he and his wife were captured by pirates as they slept on their boat in the Indian Ocean... more

British yacht couple kidnapped by Somali pirates

27.10.09
Pirates are holding a British couple to ransom after storming their yacht in the Indian Ocean off the Seychelles... more

Tsunami: Fact File

30.09.09
On 29th September a powerful Pacific Ocean earthquake triggered giant tsunami waves that devastated areas of the Samoan Islands. Here is a more in depth look at tsunamis and their formation.... more

Good Indian food without fuss

10.09.09
Noiya Indian Kitchen and Bar is neither conventional nor pretentious, and makes an intelligent addition to the city’s stock of Indian restaurants... more

Air crash girl clung to debris for 12 hours in ocean

01.07.09
Teenage girl who was the sole survivor of a plane crash in the Indian Ocean could not swim and did not have a life jacket... more

Girl, 14, is only jet crash survivor

30.06.09
Teenage girl was rescued from the Indian Ocean after a plane crashed amid fears that everyone else on board has died... more

There's been plenty of fun and games but now I'm ready to earn my spot in the Tests

12.06.09
Rugby union: The match with Western Province tomorrow is my final trial to win a First Test place against South Africa and I realise there is a danger I might try too hard because the prize on offer is so great... more

Gordon has got private jet bug

12.05.09
Air Partner, the listed aircraft-charter company that has hitherto been famous for supply the Boeing jetliners to transport guests of Sir Philip Green to his various Indian Ocean parties, has signed up two new clients: Gordon Brown and David Miliband ... more

Pirates hijack British ship

06.04.09
A British-owned cargo ship has been hijacked by Somali pirates... more

Terror can’t kill cricket’s healing passion

04.03.09
Cricket has been known for many things: a kind of bucolic dream, shadows lengthening on the ground, the village blacksmith as fast bowler and, in this part of the world, as possessing a quality of Englishness... more

Trishna arrives in London

26.11.08
Trishna, the British offshoot of one of the subcontinent's great restaurants, cannot match its namesake.... more


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