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Danny Nightingale questioned about weapons haul
“It’s something I should have done. I couldn’t tell you why I didn’t do it ” – Danny Nightingale explains at his court martial why he failed to hand in a pistol and ammunition.
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“It’s something I should have done. I couldn’t tell you why I didn’t do it ” – Danny Nightingale explains at his court martial why he failed to hand in a pistol and ammunition.
Egypt ousts its first democratically elected president – but was it a coup or a revolution, and where did ex-President Morsi, now in military custody, go wrong?
Latin American leaders slam European governments for diverting Bolivian President Evo Morales’ plane on rumours it was carrying wanted former US spy Edward Snowden.
Edward Snowden has withdrawn his request for political asylum from Russia despite a growing number of countries rejecting his pleas for safe haven.
Brazil is not the only Latin American country experiencing civil unrest. Students have clashed with the police in Chile as they take to the streets to demand educational reform.
The dismal showing by England’s under-21 side at the Euro championships in Israel reopens the debate over why the national team has been performing so badly, writes John Anderson.
Britain pledges £375 million to help feed millions of the world’s poorest children, as part of a global agreement to tackle malnutrition.
David Beckham, Bill Gates and Danny Boyle are set to address a rally against global hunger in London’s Hyde Park ahead of the G8 summit.
It may surprise football fans to learn that the Maracana – venue for today’s Brazil-England friendly – seats just 78,000, when in 1950 the stadium held at least 200,000 spectators.
The music that was the backdrop to Portugal’s transition to democracy almost 40 years ago is making a comeback on the streets of Europe, as 20-year-old Portuguese student Joao Lima writes.
Chronically malnourished children struggle to read and write simple sentences regardless of their level of schooling, according to new research by Save the Children.
Why are people in this country steeped in the playground “Cry baby Bunting” mentality? In my book, it’s always OK for anyone, male or female, to cry.
Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund will contest the European Champions League final at England’s home of football later this month. Why can’t the English match their rivals asks Malcolm Boughen.
Sainsbury’s and Marks & Spencer withdraw their ban on non-GM fed birds, hours after Tesco and Co-op, marking the end of an ethical shopping initiative. What does it mean for consumers?
It is judgement day for Spanish sport as the trial of Dr Eufemiano Fuentes draws to a close. Spain wants desperately to clear from its name the embarrassing allegations of doping in elite sport.