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El Nino event possible in coming months
Today, the World Meteorological Organization detailed the possible onset of an El Nino event in the coming months – something that would have a significant warming influence on global temperatures.
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It’s been the worst-kept secret in football. Louis van Gaal’s appointment at Old Trafford comes as no surprise to anyone – but what will it mean for fans of the now second best club in Manchester?
Manager Roy Hodgson wants a balance between youth and experience in England’s 2014 World Cup squad. But John Anderson says his selection is hardly a blueprint for world football domination.
Guillermo Galdos is named Journalist of the Year at the One World Media Awards after he tracked down and interviewed “La Tuta” – the drug lord of one of Mexico’s most feared cartels.
Sports stars, including Luiz Suarez, post pictures of themselves eating a banana, in support of Barcelona footballer Dani Alves, who responded to racist taunts during a match by doing the same.
Videos of people dancing to Pharrell Williams’ “Happy” are pouring onto the web: most recently in a “viral” British Muslims video – but videos are also emerging from the most unlikely of places.
BA’s planes will run on biofuel recycled from London rubbish. It comes as innovation in the aviation industry sees aircraft getting greener, faster and downright weirder than ever.
Today, the World Meteorological Organization detailed the possible onset of an El Nino event in the coming months – something that would have a significant warming influence on global temperatures.
Squatters in Rio de Janeiro clash with police after a Brazilian court ordered the eviction of nearly five thousand people from abandoned buildings.
England supporters are having to pay a hefty £90 for the latest World Cup replica shirt – but compared to other nations going to Brazil they may not be getting such a raw deal.
Brazilian police stage a major operation inside the Mare favela in Rio de Janeiro – considered to be the city’s most dangerous drug-trafficking area.
This week marks the historic moment when gay couples will finally be able to marry in England and Wales. But how much will really change?
It’s 2014, so please don’t presume to assume that I’ll be supporting any old British team just because they are playing European opposition.
After 12 days, the first sign of a breakthrough in finding the missing Malaysian Airways plane. Will today be the day, finally, we when get more answers than questions?
In any analysis of Venezuelan politics, it is prudent not to underestimate the vast shadow that former President Hugo Chavez casts over his country, writes Thom Walker.
Three days after flight MH370 vanished mid-air as it flew 239 people from Malaysia to China, its whereabouts – and what happened – remains a mystery.