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Whale vomit will lead to a filthy fortune for an 8-year-old English boy after the piece of ambergris he discovered is estimated to be worth more than $60,000.

As Brendan Rodgers suggests he is still looking to bring players in before Friday's transfer deadline, a look at five potential signings.

Barcelona faces rival Real Madrid in the second leg of the SuperCopa Wednesday at Santiago Bernabeu.

The latest on the future of Theo Walcott as reports claim he has rejected Arsenal's latest contract offer.

The BBC received almost 200 complaints from angry viewers complaining that the sitcom "Citizen Khan" presents an insulting, tasteless and stereotypical view of the Muslim community.

Manchester City continue to be active before the Aug. 31 deadline.

In an effort to reduce BitTorrent downloads of shows, ABC will air "Doctor Who" a week early in Australia, streaming on their iView player.

Critics complain that Shah is simply exploiting the name of Hitler because he remains a popular figure among many Indians.

A surge in orders for weapons, most of which from developing nations, has turned into a boon for U.S. companies -- and they have the Saudis to thank more than anybody else.

All the latest news as Arsenal get set for a hectic two days before the close of the transfer window.

The couple were married three months ago. They have not been identified and have not spoken to the media.

A new report on Tuesday said Apple is planning to upgrade its wireless music streaming technology known as AirPlay in the coming month. Word is the announcement will come when the company debuts the new iPhone. The new technology, using the working title "AirPlay Direct," is said to eliminate the need for a Wi-Fi network, which means that iOS devices like iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touchs may be able to beam music directly to a speaker system.

British cardiovascular expert Professor Sir Roy Collins dismissed fears raised by U.S. and U.K regulators that the cholesterol lowering drug causes dangerous side effects such as memory loss, depression and sexual dysfunction, saying the benefits far outweigh any potential complications.

A look at Ian Wright's assertion that Jermain Defoe could be the striker to fill the goalscoring void at Arsenal.

Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Prize-winning archbishop who was renowned for his opposition to the Apartheid regime, refused to attend a summit with the former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, because of Blair's decision to support the Iraq War.

A roundup and analysis of all the gossip surrounding Chelsea as the end of the transfer window draws near.

The release date for Samsung’s Galaxy S3 arrived back in May, but that doesn’t mean the Korea-based manufacturer is done surprising fans of the device. Samsung has just announced that the Galaxy S3 will be available in three new colors, all of which stay consistent with the nature-based theme that Samsung’s flagship smartphone has features thus far.

International weapons sales by the U.S. tripled last year to reach a record high of $66.3 billion, of which $33.4 billion was pumped in by $33.4 billion sales agreement to Saudi Arabia, according to a new congressional report.

There may still be movement both in and out of Chelsea before the close of the transfer window.

Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa said that the accusations of rape against Julian Assange would not be a crime in most of the world.

Naomi Campbell’s Turkish island house was given as a gift to the star nearly a year ago in September, but the supermodel hasn’t always lived such a lavish life. It was recently reported that while Campbell was growing up, her mother was pushed to sell her home in order to pay for her daughter’s stage school.