• • Soldier killed, according to local MP Nick Raynsford• Armed police shot two men 'carrying weapons'• Terrorist attack feared as Cobra emergency committee meetsPaul OwenConal Urquhart     
  • Metropolitan Police Commander Simon Letchford urges against "unnecessary speculation" after two suspected terrorists murdered a man, believed to be a soldier, in Woolwich, South East London.    
  • A man has died and two are injured after police responded to a reported machete attack in south-east London.
  • Two suspected terrorists were shot by armed police after attacking a pedestrian, believed to be a soldier, with a machete-style knife close to military barracks in an 'Islamist attack'.    
  • A serving soldier is believed to have been killed in what police are treating as a "terror attack" in south-east London.
  • A man killed in an attack in Woolwich was a serving soldier, according to the local MP.
  • Local MP says one individual - 'a soldier serving in the army' - is dead and two others seriously injured after alleged machete attack Two people have been shot in Woolwich, south-east London, after armed police were called to an ...
  • Two men were shot by armed police after attacking a pedestrian, believed to be a soldier, with a machete-style knife close to military barracks, eyewitnesses have said.    
  • Two suspected terrorists were shot by armed police after attacking a pedestrian, believed to be a soldier, with a machete-style knife close to military barracks in an 'Islamist attack'.    
  • Prime minister rejects calls from Eurosceptics to hold vote before planned date of 2017, or even to hold two votes David Cameron has issued a blunt warning to Conservative Eurosceptics that his "very clear, very decisive policy" to hold a referendum on Britain's EU membership by the end of 2017 is n...
  • The new government of Iceland calls off talks with Brussels on EU membership and promises a referendum to give Icelanders their say.
  • The IRS official whose unit targeted conservative political groups yesterday insisted: "I have done nothing wrong" even as she refused to testify before Congress.    
  • Britain should issue a "public and unconditional apology" to Kenya for injustices committed during the colonial era, the country's Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission has said.    
  • Up to 20 people are to lose their jobs at Britvic in Belfast after the soft drinks company announced it was to close its factory.
  • LONDON (Reuters) - British soft drinks maker Britvic will close two factories and a warehouse in the UK and roll out the Fruit Shoot brand in India as part of a new strategy announced with its interim results.
  • A friend of one of the Boston marathon bombers was shot dead by an FBI agent after violently lashing out at him during an interview, officials said.    
  • Ibragim Todashev allegedly 'flipped out' during questioning by agents in Orlando and attacked an officer inside his apartment A man shot dead by an FBI agent in Florida late on Tuesday was an acquaintance of the Boston marathon bo...
  • The FBI in Florida have shot a man they were questioning about possible links to Boston bombs suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, US media report.
  • An FBI agent has shot and killed a man in Florida with suspected links to Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the deceased Boston marathon bomber.    
  • The man was killed as FBI agents raided an apartment block near Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida.
  • US Secretary of State John Kerry says Lebanon's Hezbollah and Iran are perpetuating President Bashar al-Assad's "campaign of terror" in Syria.
  • John Kerry’s decision to make London the first destination for an official visit as the new US Secretary of State was seen as a matter of kudos by the British government. And today, on arrival, the former presidential candidate...
  • Michael Atley, who witnessed the aftermath of an apparent machete attack in Woolwich, South East London, says it was "gruesome and shocking".    
  • Follow live coverage as police deal with what is believed to be two shootings and a machete attack in Woolwich, south east London.    
  • Weapons are strewn across a blood-stained road in south east London amid witness reports that two people have been shot.
  • Police say they are responding to an incident in Woolwich, south east London, amid reports that a man has been attacked.
  • The family pictured on newspaper front pages around the world escaping from the wreckage of the Oklahoma tornado have described "holding on for dear life" as the 200mph twister struck.    
  • The International Monetary Fund has became the latest critic of the Government's flagship property scheme.    
  • After two weeks scrutinising the UK economy, the International Monetary Fund has called on the government to do more to speed up the recoveryGraeme Wearden     
  • LONDON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund called on Britain's government on Wednesday to do more to speed up slow economic recovery, hinting that the country might be able to afford to borrow more to fund investment.
  • International Monetary Fund notes 'nascent signs of momentum' in its annual health check on the UK economy The International Monetary Fund has stopped short of calling for George Osborne to temper his deficit-reduction programme, ...
  • Labour MP David Lammy has been accused of "playing the race card" after likening opponents of gay marriage to those who fought the abolition of slavery.    
  • The veteran broadcaster John Humphrys has admitted he "bribed" a police officer with a bottle of Scotch during his days as a cub reporter in south Wales.    
  • Terrorists filmed their deadly attack on a man in Woolwich, according to Sky sources.
  • David Cameron hails an EU agreement to close tax loopholes as a "turning point", as Google's boss urges politicians to "sort" the system.
  • An Israeli minister close to Benjamin Netanyahu has fuelled the controversy over the widely reported killing of a 12-year-old boy during the Palestinian intifada by calling the event a "fabrication".    
  • Fungi live all over the human body but their favourite spots are the heel, under toenails and between the toes, according to a US study.
  • Abrupt climate change in Africa helped trigger technological and cultural advances in early modern humans, according to new research.
  • SAP says it aims to train 650 workers with autism to become IT specialists by 2020 Declaring its eagerness to find workers that "think differently", a German software giant has announced it plans to recruit hundreds of people with autism within the next few years. SAP said it aimed to train 650 work...
  • DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland called on Wednesday for an international clampdown on multinationals shifting profits around the world to avoid tax, after criticism that Irish loopholes helped technology giant Apple to shrink its tax bill.
  • LONDON (Reuters) - Google Inc's tax affairs came under renewed scrutiny in Britain on Wednesday when the leader of the opposition Labour party accused the Internet company of wrongly going to "extraordinary lengths" to avoid paying tax.
  • Eric Schmidt, Google's executive chairman, mounted a staunch defence of the search giant's tax affairs today, arguing it was for governments to make the laws and for businesses to abide by them.    
  • The Labour leader, speaking at an event hosted by the internet giant, expresses disappointment at how it minimises tax.
  • Ed Miliband also warns Eric Schmidt at Google conference that it's wrong for multinationals not to pay fair share Nick Clegg raised the controversy over Google's tax affairs directly with the internet giant's chairman Eric Schmidt...

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