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A former butcher accused of murdering a woman in a sexually motivated attack carried her head through Pontypridd and hid it in a storm drain, a court hears.

The brewer is unlikely to participate in consolidation, so it must engineer its own re-rating

Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard has urged people to "call out sexism" when they see it during a lecture in which she warned corporate Australia that community tolerance for male-dominated boards was waning.

Gamesa, a global renewable energy company, on Wednesday commissioned its maiden solar project in India. The 9MW turnkey solar project was commissioned in Vedachandur, near Madurai, Tamil Nadu.

Can China really rebalance its economy to be more consumer-led and open its financial markets to the world?

TalkTalk says the cyber-attack it suffered could cost it up to £35m, but it expects full-year results to be in line with market expectations before the hack.

Days have passed since I returned from a girlfriends' reunion and I am wallowing in happy memories. As we were celebrating our "Medicare birthdays" and are now 65-years-old, the term girlfriend rightfully applies to what we were when we first met.

We were freshmen then, in 1968, at Denison University, a liberal arts college in Granville, Ohio. It was a time of great transition on college campuses, and among our group, various ones of us boycotted classes over inequalities in the lives of... Читать дальше...

Amy R. Connolly
WACO, Texas, Nov. 11 (UPI) -- A Texas grand jury indicted 106 bikers in a shootout at a Waco restaurant between rival gangs that left nine dead.

Android users will now be able to search nearby businesses and get driving directions, including turn-by-turn voice prompts, even without internet connections.

The service intended to pay respect towards those observing Remembrance Day.

Videogame publisher Bethesda Softworks LLC said “Vault Boy”—the mascot for its Fallout series of games, for which it has several trademarks and copyrights—is being used by other businesses to sell merchandise. Mark Kelly reports. Image: Bethesda Softworks

China’s record-breaking day of sales

Egypt stands to lose 2.2 billion Egyptian pounds a month in income due to Britain and Russia's decision to suspend flights to the country after the Russian plane crash in the Sinai Peninsula, Tourism Minister Hesham Zaazou said on Wednesday.

Egypt stands to lose 2.2 billion Egyptian pounds a month in income due to Britain and Russia's decision to suspend flights to the country after the Russian plane crash in the Sinai Peninsula, Tourism Minister Hesham Zaazou said on Wednesday.

Exclusive: Defender talks to Jason Burt about Wayne Rooney, which young Englishman has caught his eye, and how Lionel Messi would fare on a rainy night in Stoke

Daniel J. Graeber
HOUSTON, Nov. 11 (UPI) -- U.S. shale company Pioneer Resources told investors in Houston mid-term gains were expected in production, but no new rigs were planned for 2015.

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The Perth Wildcats have consolidated second spot on the NBL ladder, coming from behind to claim a 99-96 victory over the Illawarra Hawks in Wollongong.

THE deal to free up $1.5 billion in federal funding for infrastructure projects in Victoria has hit a brick wall.

Three men killed in in Jordan, worked for DynCorp International, an American intelligence and security contractor.

Living a long and healthy life is no small feat. While you might think a good diet and vigorous exercise are the keys to living into the triple-digits, real-life centenarians have a few ideas of their own as to what has kept them kicking into old age. 

At least 16 people have been killed in heavy fighting in the Libyan city of Benghazi between forces allied with the official government and Islamic State fighters, a military commander said on Wednesday.

At least 16 people have been killed in heavy fighting in the Libyan city of Benghazi between forces allied with the official government and Islamic State fighters, a military commander said on Wednesday.