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Whose head would have rolled with the world’s two most powerful women met, dressed in identical outfits?

From glue sniffing to car surfing, teenagers put their lives at risk.

Death by stoning is the guaranteed result of being caught in adultery in the pirate riddled country of Somalia

When 820 high school students gather together on Nov 19th, the pressure will be on to see if they can create a new world record.

Youth Challenge Vanuatu today have launched their new employment website www.wokikik.com. The website allows a users to sign up to receive a job alert email 2 to 3 times a week that contains a summary of all the job vacancies in Vanuatu.

1802 kids created a new Guinness World Record when they washed their hands into the history books.

The rich and famous of Hollywood underwent a new threat with an organized burglar gang on the loose.

University teams gathered in Washington from across the world to present the latest in solar powered housing.

Pilots suspended after overshooting their destination by one hour, with a full load of passengers on board.

As more and more kids drop-out of high school, authorities struggle to stem the flow.

Is the United States to be completely dethroned from its position as a world leader and Super Power?

60 lashes was the ruling of a Saudi court, for a woman journalist who is believed to have taken part in a television show where a man openly discussed sex.

Reality television has spawned a form of entertainment that many are finding unacceptable.

When silent killers lurk on our beaches it is time to take a serious look at our life style.

When illegal drugs are found on beaches, it may that the gentle art of beachcombing takes on new meanings.

Is it possible for 820 Ni-Vanuatu children to create a Guinness Book of Records in writing a story, or have they aimed too high?

Having travelled 3200 ks the miracle long haired Himalayan cat returns home.

Even though the crime is forty years old, Argentinian pilot has been arrested for having taken part in death flights.

It was expensive, it was herbal, but the cancer cure got Los Angeles doctor arrested.

When Berlusconi admits he paid judges, it is a big time foot and mouth disease.

Many were stunned when President Barak Obama won the Noble Peace Prize.

Elizabeth Smart’s seven year ago abductors, may finally be made to stand trial.

The next generation is going to have to consider just who is old and who is old old.

Geelong’s win in the AFL Grand Final, kicked the club into the history books.

The death of Susan Atkins is the final curtain call in the murder of pregnant actress Sharon Tate.

Though desperately anxious for a child of her own, a very brave Ohio woman gave birth to another woman’s son.

As the eastern seaboard of Australia struggles to recover from a giant dust storm the cost will run into the millions.

Californian couples feel they have to get divorced as their only means to financial survival.

Can Hilary Clinton keep her leadership qualities underwraps as she plays the role of being a team member?

It takes less than four seconds to break the world record as a kayak free falls a massive waterfall.

There appears no rhyme or reason for the university students to clash with riot police in the southern New Zealand city of Dunedin.

Hundreds defy the laws of gravity as they race down a dangerous hillside after a wheel of cheese.

Mafia haunted by poison ships they sunk in the 1980s and 90s

As Michelle Obama takes her basket to the Fresh Farm Markets, the world-wide DIY craze gains further momentum.

Who says you can’t have a lot of fun just because you are in your eighties, says four time bride?

Worth millions of dollars, a sports collection, painted by Andy Warhol, has been stolen from long-time art collector.

Life on the edge is when you can’t turn on a tap and drink or shower in the water from the tap.

When tons of grey elephants decide it’s time to destroy, kill and wreck homes, there is very little the locals can do to stop them.

When unknown persons begin throwing acid, for no reason at all, into crowded streets, the police are left without any clues.

Lubna Hussein is now in jail, after refusing to pay the $200 fine.

Because the date was 9.9.9, the upside down number of Satan, a Christian pastor, with a criminal record, hijacked an Aeromexican airliner.

Soon-to-be retirees are facing down turns in their life style, as superannuation funds fail to provide the promised returns.

An Al Qaeda terrorist attack was planned that would have overshadowed 9/11.

Hairdressers could be walking on a fortune as their left overs supply electricity to hundreds of thousands of homes in underdeveloped countries.

Iranian journalist remains in solitary confinement while friends and family of shoe thrower in Iraq, prepare a hero’s welcome home.

Studies of invasive and superficial skin cancers conducted at the Royal London Hospital’s Department of Dermatology show that treatment with a topical skin cream is both safe and effective.

The true nature of the cargo that was aboard the Arctic Sea may never be revealed.

You hope that when you buy a new electronic devise it has been well tested and is thoroughly safe. Not so with Apple’s iPods, as reports of more explosions are fired around the Internet.

Become the most extreme golfer in the world and hit a hole in one on the world’s longest and hardest par 3.

Should advertising companies be permitted to play on the emotions of those who hurt?