| The Guardian - 31 minutes ago More than 200 people have been killed in shelling by Syrian forces in the city of Homs, according to activists, as the UN security council prepares to vote on a draft resolution backing an Arab call for President Bashar al-Assad to resign. |
| Wall Street Journal - 2 minutes ago LONDON—UK Energy Secretary Chris Huhne resigned Friday to fight a criminal charge that he misled authorities about an alleged driving offense, forcing Prime Minister David Cameron to replace a third minister in his coalition government. |
| Economic Times - 48 minutes ago TEHRAN: Iran's supreme leader has pledged to aid any nation or group that challenges Israel and said any military strikes over the Islamic Republic's nuclear program would damage US interests in the Middle East "10 times over. |
| The UN Security Council is expected to vote later on Saturday on a resolution backing an Arab League peace plan for Syria, amid reports of more than 200 people killed by shelling in Homs. |
| BusinessWeek - 1 hour ago By Michael Riley and Patricia Hurtado Feb. 4 (Bloomberg) -- The US government said the online hacker group Anonymous intercepted a telephone call between FBI agents and UK authorities involving a joint investigation of the group. |
| Telegraph.co.uk - 7 hours ago Daniel Radcliffe, the actor, has admitted being drunk while filming "Harry Potter" scenes as his drinking spiralled out of control. |
| CTV.ca - 13 minutes ago Egyptian protestors carry a wounded man during clashes with security forces near the Interior Ministry in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, Feb. 3, 2012. |
| More than 100 people have been killed by the cold in Ukraine. Temperatures plummeted as low as -27C in the capital Kiev. In parts of Poland temperatures have dropped to as low as -35C. |
| Wall Street Journal - 1 minute ago PHNOM PENH, Cambodia—The Khmer Rouge tribunal's Supreme Court ordered the regime's chief jailer to serve out the rest of his life in prison because of his "shocking and heinous" crimes against the Cambodian people. |
| MOSCOW - Tens of thousands of Russians are set to march through Moscow Saturday, braving freezing temperatures to challenge Vladimir Putin's grip on power a month before the premier stands in presidential elections. |
| WalesOnline - 24 minutes ago Parts of Britain have been placed on amber alert as the country lies in wait for widespread snow. The Met Office's severe weather warning, at the second highest level, urges people to be prepared as forecasters warned of up to 15cm of snow. |
| Mirror.co.uk - 6 hours ago by James Lyons, Daily Mirror 4/02/2012 David Cameron will visit the White House for talks on the global financial crisis and the Afghanistan war next month. |
| Daily Mail - 4 hours ago By LAWRENCE JAMES One of the abiding memories of my Great-Aunt Cissy was sitting on her father's shoulders with a tiny Union Jack clasped in her hand and watching Queen Victoria ride in her carriage on her way to St Paul's Cathedral for a service of ... |
| By Lucia Mutikani | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States created jobs at the fastest pace in nine months in January and the unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped to a near three-year low, giving a boost to President Barack Obama. |
| By STEVE HAWKES, Business Editor THE head of ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND yesterday launched a fierce defence of bonus boss Stephen Hester - insisting he is LOW PAID. |
| Herald Scotland - 3 hours ago THE UK's dominant services sector grew strongly in January, a key survey has revealed, raising hopes that the economy might yet avoid recession as early as this quarter. |
| Herald Scotland - 3 hours ago MORE than £650 million has been added to the market value of telecoms giant BT after it benefited from a surge in broadband contracts and set out plans for the roll-out of a superfast service. |
| Fibre optic connections with speeds of up to 300 Megabits per second will be available on demand in 2013, BT says. That is three times the maximum 100 Mbps speed the company currently offers using the technology and it described the development as a ... |
| If all goes according to plan, Facebook founder, chairman, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's share of the profit in his company's upcoming initial public offering will result in him facing a tax bill of around $1.5bn for 2011. |
| BusinessWeek - 1 hour ago By Adam Satariano and Ian King Feb. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Steve Appleton, who took charge of Micron Technology Inc. at 34 and went on to become the memory- chip industry's longest-serving chief executive officer, died after crashing an experimental plane in ... |
| Daily Mail - 5 hours ago By Sarah Bull But while most of Tulisa Contostavlos' time is being taken up in the studios, the X Factor judge is still finding time to ensure she looks picture perfect at all time. |
| Belfast Telegraph - 35 minutes ago The Martha Marcy May Marlene star admitted her second choice career after acting would be doing something related to food. "Food actually makes me happy. |
| By SARAH HAJIBAGHERI RIHANNA shows off her new blonde mullet that doesn't look unlike rocker Rod Stewart's bonce. The 23-year-old popstar showed off fresh platinum locks last night. |
| Amanda Holden is hoping to return to the Britain's Got Talent panel for the Edinburgh audition. Amanda Holden: Does not want to be replaced. |
| Tribalfootball.com - 20 minutes ago Premier League managers are stunned by the FA's decision to strip Chelsea skipper John Terry of the England captaincy. The FA's decision to axe Terry as captain was criticised by his Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas and Arsenal 's Arsene Wenger . |
| Telegraph.co.uk - 9 minutes ago Live over-by-over coverage of the third Test between Pakistan and England from Dubai. By Jonathan Liew What looks better on a batsman: helmet, sunhat or cap? |
| Daily Mail - 16 hours ago By Sportsmail Reporter Ferrari have set their sights on 'winning right from the beginning' after taking the wraps off their 2012 Formula One car. |
| By Richard Black Environment correspondent There are reasons for optimism about the future of the world's fish stocks despite their currently dire state, said the Prince of Wales at the launch of a report from his green think-tank. |
| BBC News - 21 hours ago The Hubble space telescope has captured an image of a "barred spiral" galaxy that could help us better understand our own Milky Way. |
| Mirror.co.uk - 5 hours ago by Lachlan Mackinnon, Daily Mirror 4/02/2012 Doctors' leaders yesterday demanded the Prime Minister tear up his hated health reforms - before he wrecks the NHS beyond repair. |
| The Guardian - 6 hours ago Foodstuffs and drinks need to contain less sugar, salt and fat in order to help combat the growing number of people developing cancer, campaigners against the disease have said. |
| The Independent - 6 hours ago Kevin Rawlinson is a reporter at The Independent, writing about technology, and social media and protests/riots. The houses may be 'average-priced' but there's a wide range of properties for sale around £196000. |
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