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Air traffic control company Nats has said the "situation was worsening" in some areas as a "new ash cloud" is spreading towards the UK, leaving air passengers facing the possibility of further delays.
Cameron scrapped broadcast attacking Labour to issue a message aimed at counteracting the growing appeal of Lib Dems.
Two teenage girls kicked a gay man to death as he lay in Trafalgar Square in a killing likened to a scene from movie Clockwork Orange.
Iran's economy is struggling and widespread support for nuclear technology is starting to wane.
Two of Iraq's senior al-Qaeda leaders, Abu Ayub al-Masri and Abu Omar al-Baghdadi, were killed by rockets as they sheltered an underground bunker.
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An Australian man with tuberculosis has built up a following after rapping about his experience from quarantine.
A British woman is believed to be suffering from Foreign Accent Syndrome after suffering a severe migraine.
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The Met Office has been blamed for triggering the “unnecessary” six-day closure of British airspace which has cost airlines, passengers and the economy more than £1.5 billion.
Karen Chilvers, a Liberal Democrat candidate, has apologised after making tasteless jokes about the unborn child of Samantha Cameron.
Anthony Steen, the Tory grandee who said anger over his expenses claims was due to 'jealousy' of his 'very, very large house', wisely decided not to brave the voters at this election. Before standing down, however, he found time to make a new expenses claim.
Impact on European airline industry said to be more severe than the September 11 terrorist attacks, with losses reaching £165m a day
Singer Billy Bragg and the British National party candidate for Barking and Dagenham, Richard Barnbrook, have clashed over the party's immigration policy.
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Carl Williams, Australia's most notorious underworld killer, was supposed to be safe from assassination in prison.
Edwin Valero, Venezuela's champion boxer, was found hanged with his own clothes in a police cell on Monday after being detained over his wife's murder.
Iran has demanded $300,000 (£200,000) in compensation from the British Museum after its refusal to hand over the Cyrus Cylinder - a tablet regarded as the first declaration of human rights.
Fernanda Romero, a well known Mexican soap opera actress, has been arrested on suspicion of tying the knot with a pizza delivery man in a sham marriage so she could get residency in the United States.
A high-profile minister in India was forced to resign after a cricket official disclosed that his girlfriend was given a £10 million stake in an Indian Premier League Twenty20 cricket team.
A £1.6m advertising campaign that uses the slogan "Yes, we want!" to promote English language teaching in Madrid schools has prompted criticism because it is grammatically incorrect.
Singer Billy Bragg and the British National party candidate for Barking and Dagenham, Richard Barnbrook, have clashed over the party's immigration policy.
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