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It would be a long slippery ride to be in a multi-storey building as it slid to the ground.

He knocked out all the opposition and won the ‘Best Job In The World’. Body:

Are we facing the threat of a global pandemic with the deaths from the Mexican swine flu as a Public Health Emergency is declared?

Ultra rich people, 21 dead polo ponies and a reclusive multimillionaire owner, makes for a real live drama at the US Open Polo tournament.

Being the older sister of a famous child star movie, does not always pay off.

Parking anywhere near a giant McDonalds sign could prove hazardous to your health.

It could be the nightmare to end all nightmares if you live in the same neighbourhood, have the same name and are the same age, as an alleged murderer and rapist .

Will the heavy handed sense of humour of the Italian Prime Minister once again put him into international boiling pot?

Somali pirates simply shift their area of activity to avoid international flotilla of navy ships in the area.

Can the military-led government in Fiji succeed in closing the biggest newspaper in the country?

Zimbabwe mines blood diamonds as its source for funding its human rights abuses, under “I-refuse-to-go” President Mugabe.

When you throw out the diplomatic rule book in front of millions of viewers from around the world, there has to be repercussions.

When a woman can gave birth in the confined space of a plane’s toilet unnoticed, is it a miracle, or fiction, or were people too uninterested to bother taking any notice?

Vulcanologist and scientists rush to the scene, off the coast of Tonga, as a submarine volcano violently erupts in the Pacific Ring of Fire.

Kids locked into a no-free education society will never go to high school, if an elderly Australian couple abandon their out-of-the-box program.

The Vatican’s opinion was expressed strongly on International Woman’s Day, through the official mouthpiece, the Osservatore Romano, when it answered the question “What contributed most to the emancipation of western women in the 20th century"?

Bungling bureaucracy sees the demise of clowns in local circuses in the UK as clowns are left stranded in Europe through inefficiency.

Three days notice is all you need to get married on the tropical island of Vanuatu.

Should the Australian suspected arsonist be kept locked away in a maximum security prison, or should he face what he has done publicly? Tempers are hot and frayed in the southern part of Australia.

Jessica Cox is the first person to earn a pilot’s license using only her feet. This is quite an achievement for a woman born without any hands and arms, proving nothing is unachievable

National air carrier strands live coconut crabs and distressed parents, left unable to pay the school fees, so the children miss out on their schooling.

Bill Clinton rises once more from the political ashes. It seems he just plain refuses to disappear into the sunset.

Slum children, used to star in the raging box office success, Slumdog Millionaire, have become the centre point of a raging controversy over the amount of payment they received.

Without a high school education grant, a young teenager in Vanuatu, would never have the opportunity to go to high school.

The Abortion Gag Rule has taken another turn on its roller coaster ride, as President Barak Obama once more rescinded it on his first day in power. Pro-abortionist health organizations have cause to celebrate as their federal funds are restored.

Rising from the political ashes of Washington Hilary Clinton soars once again.

Somali Pirates fought over $3 million ransom paid for MV Sirius Star, while an international naval force gathers in the Pirate’s Alley.

With little more than homemade incendiary bombs, Chinese sailors used only raw courage to face heavily armed pirates.

The wreck of John F Kennedy’s PT-109 finally recognized by US Navy experts, six years after first being found.

Aspiring to conquer the highest peaks in the world is much harder than winning Olympic gold, so some say.