| Telegraph.co.uk - 40 minutes ago The European Project is doomed - and it's not our job to delay its inevitable demise. By Peter Oborne European leaders were driven by three motives when they embarked upon that ill-fated monetary experiment, the euro. |
| Telegraph.co.uk - 26 minutes ago Ratko Mladic, the so-called Butcher of Bosnia, finally faced trial accused of genocide and murder among other charges. Bruno Waterfield was in The Hague to witness the chilling scene unfold. |
| Sky News - 42 minutes ago The Prime Minister has admitted the there is a very real danger that Europe could face a single currency break-up unless urgent action is taken. |
| The Guardian - 38 minutes ago Kenny Dalglish returns to Liverpool as caretaker manager following the sacking of Roy Hodgson, who won just seven out of 20 league games in a six-month spell at Anfield. |
| The Press Association - 1 hour ago Hundreds of film fans brought the French town of Cannes to a standstill as they tried to catch a glimpse of the stars on the red carpet. |
| It would be bad news for the UK if the eurozone crisis ends in a messy break-up but it is not the worst-case scenario. The worst-case scenario is that the crisis does not end at all. |
| Financial Times - 16 minutes ago By Hugh Carnegy in Paris François Hollande, France's new president, has turned to experienced hands for key positions in his government, sending Pierre Moscovici, a former European minister, to the finance ministry and putting Laurent Fabius, ... |
| The Guardian - 34 minutes ago Syria's president Bashar al-Assad has promised to display captured foreign "mercenaries" who have been fighting his regime and denounced western governments for failing to protest at the violence being perpetrated by his enemies. |
| Washington Post - 19 minutes ago May 16 (Bloomberg) -- A Greek caretaker government will prepare new elections probably on June 17 that are shaping up as a ballot on whether the country should remain a euro member. |
| Reuters - 45 minutes ago * UN nuclear watchdog, Iran to meet again on May 21 * IAEA wants access to sites, documents, people * Outcome of talks could shape mood for Baghdad meeting By Fredrik Dahl VIENNA, May 16 (Reuters) - The UN nuclear watchdog and Iran may be narrowing ... |
| Belfast Telegraph - 1 hour ago The grieving parents of a baby boy killed by a falling lamppost have accused a coroner's court of failing to provide answers about their son's death. |
| The Guardian - 7 hours ago The father of six children who were killed in a house fire in Derby early on Friday has spoken of his anguish as police revealed that petrol had been poured through the letterbox in an arson attack. |
| Wall Street Journal - 26 minutes ago By MAX COLCHESTER The start of 2012 was meant to herald a brighter future for European banks. Five months on, the picture is darkening fast. |
| Telegraph.co.uk - 56 minutes ago Mariano Rajoy pleaded for an urgent “defence of the euro project” yesterday as Madrid was close to being locked out of international markets by “astronomical” borrowing costs. |
| ShareCast - 3 hours ago LONDON (SHARECAST) - Sales and profits were slightly ahead of expectations last year at car dealer Vertu Motors, while the new fiscal year has started well on the back of a reviving new car market. |
| File-sharing website The Pirate Bay (TPB) has been hit by a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack. The site has been largely inaccessible for the last 24 hours, and the service is intermittent in the UK. |
| Daily Mail - 12 hours ago Anticipation for the fantasy demon-killing game has bubbled over because the previous entry in the series was released 12 years ago, a lifetime in the gaming world when compared with franchises like World of Warcraft and Call of Duty, which receive ... |
| Written by ![]() in 5,004 Google+ circles The Guardian - 25 minutes ago Android continued its relentless march on the mobile market in the first quarter of 2012, making up 56% of world smartphone shipments as that sector grew by 44.7% to 144.4m, even while the overall world market for mobile phones shrank by 2% ... |
| Reuters - 15 minutes ago By David K. Randall | NEW YORK May 16 (Reuters) - Try as they might, many retail investors won't be able to get shares of Facebook in its first hours of trading. |
| Following GM's decision to drop its Facebook ads, a Google advertising guy tweaks-by-tweet, noting that Facebook users aren't, y'know, really there to go shopping. |
| Contactmusic.com - 1 hour ago Sacha Baron Cohen's The Dictator is arriving today (Wednesday), in an apparent effort to avoid the fate of several fellow dictators of late. |
| Contactmusic.com - 34 minutes ago Owing to the major weight shedding, Moyles credited an intensive training and dieting regime to help get him down to a much healthier physique. |
| Contactmusic.com - 1 hour ago Una Healy continues to flaunt her minuscule post-baby figure, being snapped at Heathrow Airport this week wearing skinny jeans, wedges and a figure hugging vest top, reports the UK's Daily Mail. |
| Sportinglife.com - 9 minutes ago Rio Ferdinand appears to have conceded his England career is over after his "gutting" omission from Roy Hodgson's Euro 2012 squad. |
| Telegraph.co.uk - 50 minutes ago Andrew Strauss is not the only captain in the first Test hoping that the familiar surroundings of Lord's provide some comfort. |
| THISDAY Live - 24 minutes ago All the five lucky consumers on Heineken sponsorship to Munich, Germany to watch Saturday's final match of the UEFA Champions League are sharply divided between Chelsea FC and Bayern Munich. |
| The Guardian - 1 hour ago Don't bother trying to keep David Beckham out of the news. Two and a half hours before Roy Hodgson revealed the composition of his party for the Euro 2012 finals - the first major tournament for which England have qualified since 1998 in which Beckham ... |
| The Guardian - 7 minutes ago Joey Barton has accepted a charge of violent conduct against Manchester City's Sergio Agüero but denied the same charge for his confrontation with Vincent Kompany. |
| Financial Times - 1 hour ago By Clive Cookson Cathy, who was completely paralysed by a stroke 15 years ago, thought about having a drink of coffee. A robotic arm responded by moving her drinking bottle from a nearby table up to her mouth so that she could sip through the straw. |
| The Guardian - 6 hours ago A controversial geoengineering experiment to simulate the cooling effect of volcanoes has been cancelled due to concern over a perceived conflict of interest with some of the researchers. |
| Daily Mail - 21 hours ago By James Chapman New mothers will today be promised one-to-one care from a midwife and more support on the NHS if they suffer from post-natal depression. |
| Use of the Welsh language should not be a priority when delivering healthcare, says the British Medical Association. It said health money should not go into "promoting" the language, and targeting Welsh-speaking staff could hamper recruitment. |
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