Rebekah Brooks to be charged over phone hacking involvement

Former chief executive officer of News of the World reveals she is set to be charged by the Crown Prosecution Service.

Rebekah Brooks leaves the High Court after giving evidence at the Leveson Inquiry into press standards last week

Greece's government hopes in doubt

The moderate Democratic Left party says it won't join the pro-bailout parties in a coalition.

Greece's hopes of creating a new coalition government appear in doubt

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Afghan police kill two British servicemen

Afghan police have killed two British servicemen.

Fighting in Afghanistan has resulted in hundreds of British deaths

Man and child die in boating accident

Two people have died after a rowing boat capsized.

A rowing adventure went wrong for one family yesterday

Jeremy Hunt 'guilty of collusion with News Corp'

Jeremy Hunt should leave his post as culture secretary following the disclosure of an email that implies he sought guidance from News Corporation on the phone-hacking scandal.

Jeremy Hunt has been called upon to resign as culture secretary.

US foils al-Qaeda bomb plot

US officials claim to have foiled a plot by al-Qaeda in Yemen.

US foils al-Qaeda bomb plot in Yemen

Nicolas Sarkozy says new president Francois Hollande 'must be respected'

Francois Hollande has become France's first socialist president since 1995, with projections giving him around a 52 per cent share of the vote.

Sarkozy has waved goodbye to the Presidency

George Osborne accepts 'tough message' of elections

George Osborne said the government must accept the election message.

Chancellor George Osborne urged the government to act on the message.

Britney Spears joins X Factor USA

The singer has signed up alongside Demi Lovato as judges next year.

Britney Spears has joined the X Factor USA as a judge

Ashton Kutcher agrees deal to return to Two and a Half Men

All of the show's main stars will come back with small pay increases.

Ashton Kutcher and cast of Two and a Half men agree deal on new series

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Avengers sets further box office record

It is the first film to take over $100 million in its second week.

The Avengers has set a further US box office record

Girls Aloud 'recording new material'

Girls Aloud are back in the studio.

Girls Aloud are working together once more

Ashleigh and Pudsey win Britain's Got Talent

Britain's Got Talent has its first canine winner.

Simon Cowell has wanted a dog to win Britain's Got Talent for many years

Britain's Got Talent: Simon Cowell wants Jonathan Antoine to be the next Susan Boyle

Jonathan Antoine and singing partner Charlotte Jaconelli are being tipped by Simon Cowell to crack America.

Simon Cowell hopes Jonathan Antoine can break America.

Carlos Tevez parades 'RIP Fergie' banner

Manchester City striker held the sign aloft during his team's victory parade in Manchester last night.

Carlos Tevez apologises for parading "RIP Fergie" sign

Manchester City secure dramatic Premier League title

City scored twice in stoppage time to secure first crown for 44 years.

Manchester City secure their first ever Premier League title


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Robin van Persie urged to stay at Arsenal by his wife and mum

Robin van Persie's wife and mum are happy with his career at Arsenal.

Robin van Persie is adored at Arsenal

Liverpool 'preparing for Kenny Dalglish exit'

Kenny Dalglish's future at Liverpool is uncertain.

Kenny Dalglish is under pressure to turn Liverpool around

Manchester City linked with £35m Eden Hazard

Eden Hazard is ready to leave Lille this summer.

Eden Hazard is ready to leave Lille

Lewis Hamilton stripped of pole position at Spanish GP

Lewis Hamilton will start from the back of the grid in Barcelona.

Hamilton has been demoted to the back of the grid

Nicolas Sarkozy says new president Francois Hollande 'must be respected'

Francois Hollande has become France's first socialist president since 1995, with projections giving him around a 52 per cent share of the vote.

Sarkozy has waved goodbye to the Presidency

George Osborne accepts 'tough message' of elections

George Osborne said the government must accept the election message.

Chancellor George Osborne urged the government to act on the message.

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Labour makes strong gains in England and Wales

Labour has won a string of victories in English and Welsh local elections.

Labour makes strong gains in local elections

Britain has entered double-dip recession, ONS figures show

The Office for National Statistics has found Britain is in a double-dip recession.

Britain slips back into recession

Nicolas Sarkozy bids to keep French presidency as voting begins

France is voting on its new president.

Nicolas Sarkozy is seeking a fresh start as French president

George Osborne in favour of publishing politicians' tax data

Chancellor George Osborne has signalled his support for calls to publish politicians' tax details.

George Osborne 'happy to consider publishing politicians' tax data'

Greece's government hopes in doubt

The moderate Democratic Left party says it won't join the pro-bailout parties in a coalition.

Greece's hopes of creating a new coalition government appear in doubt

Afghan police kill two British servicemen

Afghan police have killed two British servicemen.

Fighting in Afghanistan has resulted in hundreds of British deaths

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John Travolta accused of abusing second male masseur

In an amended court filing a second male masseur joined the $2 million legal action.

John Travolta in fresh allegations of sexual assault of male massuer

German economy returns to growth

It posted 0.5 per cent growth in the first three months of the year.

The German economy has returned to growth in the first quarter of 2012

JPMorgan executives 'set to resign'

A number of top executives at the banking firm are expected to go after posting $2 billion of losses.

JPMorgan executives are set to resign later today (May 14th)

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JPMorgan reveals shock $2bn loss

The biggest US bank showed a trading loss of $2 billion on complex investments.

JP Morgan Chase reveals surprising $2 billion loss

Sony shares tumble to 31-year low

It comes a day after the company reported an annual loss of £3.5 billion.

Sony shares fall to 31-year low after announcing record losses

Spanish lender Bankia partly nationalised

The ailing bank has given up a 45 per cent stake in it.

Spanish lender Bankia is set to be partially nationalised

Public sector workers to stage a strike

Up to 400,000 workers are expected to join the 24-hour industrial action.

Thousands of public sector workers support pensions strike

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