UNITED KINGDOM

Heathrow, the third-busiest airport in the world, will be overwhelmed with the volume of passengers expected this summer for the London Olympics, with immigration wait times stretching beyond an hour and tourists forced to wait on circling aircraft or on the tarmac for blocked gates to become free.

Over the past decade, much ink has been spilled on the perils of the hook-up culture and the hazards of cohabitation.

The Gunners face Wolves on Wednesday.

Two of the biggest unions representing Unilever employees, Unite and Usdaw, have agreed to end their historic strike against the company, reported the Financial Times.

After ending exports to Spain and Greece, Iran continued with its counter-sanctions against the European Union on Wednesday by cutting oil exports to Germany.

Coachella 2012, weekend one, starts Friday.

Tatsuya Ichihashi, a Japanese man who raped and killed British teacher Lindsay Hawker, lost an appeal against his life sentence.

Harry and King have been spotted together at bars and clubs in recent weeks.

A global cyber arms race is engulfing the Internet and the best way to counter the rapidly escalating threat is combining the efforts of U.S. agencies, private firms and international allies, cyber security officials said on Tuesday.

Britain's top share index rose around midday on Friday with banks leading the gainers after being boosted by a positive broker comment.

A geophysicist with the US Geological Survey has said it was unlikely that a tsunami would be generated given that this type of earthquake that largely involved the horizontal movement of the earth's blocks, does not produce a column of water that could cause a tsunami.

An 8.2-magnitude temblor struck 618 kilometers off the coast of Aceh province, epicenter of the December 2004 tsunami that killed hundreds of thousands of people in Asia. Two hours earlier, a magnitude-8.6 quake struck off Sumatra.

Iran has stopped oil exports to Spain in retaliation to the European Union ban on Iranian crude imports that comes into force in July, the Mehr News Agency has reported, citing sources familiar with the situation.

Here's a look at some of the rare and original images of the RMS Titanic when it set sail one hundred years ago.

Amanda Knox was accused of killing Meredith Kercher.

Mitsui Fudosan, the world's largest property owner by value, plans to expand its presence in Europe by initially targeting London's strong real estate market as part of a 500 billion yen ($6.14 billion) global expansion.

Three days after being sworn into office, Malawi's first female president Joyce Banda is hard at work trying to bring the African country back to a place of economic stability.

The purchase of Discovery Labware will expand Corning's life-sciences business, increasing revenue in that area by 40 percent. (It was $235 million last year.)

The United States is hoping that new sanctions targeting Iran's central bank and its oil industry will pressure the Islamic Republic to stop enriching uranium, but Iran is defiant, claiming that it can withstand any oil embargo for two or three years.

Housing busts and recessions are more severe and last for at least five years when they follow a big run-up in household debt, according to a study released on Tuesday by the International Monetary Fund.

British customers of Pizza Hut are privy to a delicious option for their pizza: a hot dog-stuffed crust!