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Mladic War Crimes Trial Stopped Over 'Errors'
The war crimes trial of Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic has been halted after prosecution "errors".
New French Government To Get 30% Pay Cut
A pay cut for ministers in France will be on the agenda when the country's new cabinet meets for the first time today - even though it is a public holiday.
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Blow To Greek Economy As Credit Rating Cut
Greece's stumbling economy has suffered a further blow after the Fitch ratings agency downgraded the country's credit rating to CCC from B-minus.
Greeks Fear The Worst Is Still To Come
Greek creditors are bracing themselves the possibility of heavy losses but it is the Greek people who fear they may be the biggest losers if they default on their debts.
Ahmadinejad: I'm Not Welcome At Olympics
Iran's president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has claimed he would like to support Iranian athletes competing in this summer's London 2012 Olympics - but the UK authorities are reluctant to host him.
Curse Of Kennedys: Story Of Personal Tragedy
The Kennedy family has had more than its fair share of tragedy since it first came to political prominence when patriarch Joseph Kennedy became US ambassador to Britain in 1937.
Queen Of Disco Donna Summer Dies At 63
Disco queen Donna Summer, who sang pulsing anthems such as Last Dance, Love to Love You Baby and Bad Girl, has died at the age of 63 after a long battle with cancer.
Kennedy Wife Found Dead At New York Home
Robert F Kennedy Jr's estranged wife, Mary, has been discovered dead at her home in New York state, aged 52.
Drug-Using TB Man Held For Refusing Treatment
A man who refused to take his tuberculosis medication because it interfered with his drink and drugs taking has been arrested in America.
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Tourists Hit As Indian Pilots Pull 'Sickies'
Air travel in India has been thrown into chaos and holidaymakers left stranded after more than 350 pilots called in "sick" as part of an unofficial strike.
