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6 Deaths as British Churches Claim to Cure HIV with Prayer

At least six people have died of AIDS after evangelical churches in Great Britain told them that God had cured their HIV and that they could stop taking medication, according to a Sky News investigation. Another person thinks he infected his partner after his church told him he could have unprotected sex and start a family.
A boy ties up a Pakistan national flag to a bamboo stick as some of nearly a dozen traders near by taking part in an anti-American demonstration in Karachi

Pakistan Stops NATO Supplies After Deadly Raid

NATO helicopters and fighter jets attacked two military outposts in northwestern Pakistan on Saturday, killing as many as 28 troops and plunging U.S.-Pakistan relations deeper into crisis.
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Ben Whishaw to play Q in new Bond film Skyfall

British actor Ben Whishaw will reprise the character of high-tech weapons specialist Q in the upcoming James Bond film Skyfall, a role previously played by actors Desmond Llewelyn and John Cleese, media outlets reported on Friday.
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The Year That Was: Famous Royal Weddings of 2011 [PHOTOS]

From Britain’s royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton that appeared to herald the season of royal weddings to Bhutan’s royal wedding of the “Will and Kate” of the Himalayan kingdom, here are the top pictures of royal weddings that happened in 2011.
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Travel Picks: Top 10 Unusual Shops

As the holidays approach, there are numerous things to dread: long hours spent in airports, seasonal weight gain, and searching for gifts for everyone on your list.
German actress Jessica Schwarz (L) poses with British actor Ben Whishaw before the premiere of the film ''The Perfume'' in Munich September 7, 2006.

Ben Whishaw to Play Q in New Bond Film 'Skyfall'

British actor Ben Whishaw will reprise the character of high-tech weapons specialist Q in the upcoming James Bond film Skyfall, a role previously played by actors Desmond Llewelyn and John Cleese, media outlets reported on Friday.
A still image from broadcast footage shows author JK Rowling speaking at the Leveson Inquiry at the High Court in central London November 24, 2011.

UK Inquiry Shines Light on Rough Tabloid Trade

Stalking children, rummaging through bins, bullying and deceit -- the tricks of the tabloid newspaper trade are being laid bare at a public inquiry that is giving Britons a sobering insight into how their appetite for gossip and scandal is satisfied.

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