Watch highlights of Brazil's victory over Great Britain at the Riverside Stadium.
With one week remaining before the opening ceremony of the London Olympics, questions over the provision of security guards for the Games are popping up around Britain.
The latest on the bidding war ensuing for Robin van Persie and who Arsenal could bring in to replace the Dutch forward.
What guns laws are like elsewhere in the world, and how the U.S. outranks every other nation in gun ownership
Watch live coverage as Great Britain take on Brazil, plus a full preview, team news and prediction.
In response to the Dark Knight Rises massacre on Friday, theaters throughout Europe are taking added security precautions.
The 2012 Olympics are finally at hand, after four long years of training and anticipation by the world's best athletes and fans of sport from every corner of the globe.
Get an update from the second round of the Open Championship, plus details of where to watch the action.
The 2012 Olympics Schedule has been released. It's your one stop shop for information about what date your favorite events will be taking place at the London Games.
Adam Scott leads after day one of the Open, but Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are well placed to make a challenge.
A roundup of all the latest news about Liverpool's active summer in the transfer market.
Tiger Woods had an impressive first round at the British Open.
According to the latest figures released Thursday, the murder rate in the UK fell by 14 percent year-on-year to 550 homicides in 2011-12; the lowest it's been since 1983. Violent crime in England and Wales also fell by 7 percent, while robberies declined by 2 percent. Overall crime rates against adults remained at the same as they have been for the last three years.
PCS said the industrial action is due to worries over job cuts, pay and privatization.
Britain risks permanent damage to its economy if the government does not adopt fiscal stimulus measures to reverse the country's recession, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned Thursday as it pressed for a reduction in the country's deficits to jumpstart its ailing economy.
Team USA takes on Great Britain in its third exhibition before the 2012 London Olympics.
SANA issued a photograph showing Assad swearing in his new defense minister General Fahd al-Freij.
UK Foreign Secretary William Hague called their veto inexcusable and indefensible.
Robin Williams will be joining the blockbuster cast of the Lee Daniels film The Butler, where he'll go bald to play former President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
The Nazis planned to kill Sir Winston Church with exploding chocolate bars, according to recently unveiled wartime documents. The portly British Prime Minister was known for delving into the good life, with fine cigars, brandy and a voracious sweet tooth.
In an echo from the final weeks of Saddam Hussein's reign in Iraq in 2003, Syrian President Bashar al Assad has reportedly retreated to his tribal homeland as rebels advance on Damascus.
King Jong-un, a young man with zero military experience, now holds the highest rank in North Korea's armed forces -- and as bizarre as it is, there are more interesting political developments yet to come
