• At least 14 Philippine marines and Abu Sayyaf militants were killed in a new U.S.-backed offensive, according to a military commander.    
  • Seven marines and at least four militants are killed as troops tackle Abu Sayyaf militants in the southern Philippines, the military says.
  • Massive flooding from torrential rains in San Antonio left at least two dead and sent emergency workers rushing in boats to rescue more than 200 stranded residents.    
  • More than 235 rescues have taken place across San Antonio after the city was hit by flooding.
  • Oregon police say the 17-year-old was detained following a tip-off from a member of the public.
  • French police are hunting a man who attacked a soldier on patrol with two colleagues in the La Defense business district of Paris on Saturday evening.
  • A French soldier patrolling a business area of western Paris was stabbed in the neck on Saturday by a man who quickly fled the scene and was still being sought, a police source said.    
  • A French soldier on patrol in Paris has been stabbed in the neck by a man believed to be of North-African origin.
  • Papers seeking Woolwich answers
  • With more people now choosing ebooks rather than traditional paperbacks, the literary Hay Festival has had to adapt.
  • Police are investigating the murder of a 55-year-old man at a betting shop in south London.
  • A 55-year-old man is killed in an attack at a betting shop next door to a police station in south London.
  • Thousands of runnerstook to the streets of Boston to defiantly complete a race many were forced to abandon after bombs exploded near the finish line.    
  • Thousands of runners complete the final mile of Boston Marathon, five weeks after they were forced to abandon the race after two bombs exploded.
  • Councils in the UK are destroying wildlife habitats by cutting grass verges too often, charity Plantlife warns.
  • Brazil set to cancel or restructure almost $900m (£600m) in debt owed by African countries as part of a plan to increase future funding to the continent.    
  • Brazil says it will cancel or restructure almost $900m (£600m) worth of debt owed by African countries, to boost economic ties with the continent.
  • 'The cough that paralysed me and left me in constant pain'
  • Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt said his firm would do whatever Britain decided when it came to changing its tax laws.
  • Teenagers can no longer grow up without being reminded of their mistakes because a full record of their lives is now stored on the internet, Eric Schmidt, Google's executive chairman, has warned.    
  • Eric Schmidt tells Hay festival that legal information 'even if it's despicable, will be indexed', and may help track terrorists Google's indexing of extremist websites helps police track their activity and will continue, the comp...
  • Convoy of cars carrying local leaders and supporters of India's ruling Congress party in eastern India attacked killing at least 17 people, including senior state Congress leader Mahendra Karma.    
  • Convoy of cars carrying local leaders and supporters of India's ruling Congress party in eastern India attacked killing at least 23 people, including senior state Congress leader Mahendra Karma.    
  • At least 16 people, including a senior leader of India's ruling Congress party, are killed after their convoy was attacked by Maoist rebels, officials say.
  • What it's like to work with sex offenders
  • Designer adapts light socket to power 'hanging' radio
  • Which is the North of England's best public building?
  • Organisers celebrate huge global turnout and say they will continue until Monsanto and other GM manufacturers listen Organisers say that two million people marched in protest against seed giant Monsanto in hundreds of rallies across the US and in more than 50 other countries on Saturday. "March Agai...
  • A pilot who has completed the world's shortest scheduled flight more than 12,000 times takes to the skies over Orkney for the last time.
  • What Karbala means to Shias and Sunnis
  • STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's capital was relatively calm on Saturday night with only isolated incidents of violence by youths after nearly a week of car-burnings and vandalism that have highlighted growing inequality in Swedish society.

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