Wednesday 22 May 2013
A Pakistani mayor who had made a stand against the Taliban was among a dozen people killed yesterday after a suicide bomber set off an explosion outside the city of Peshawar.
Abdul Malik, who had formerly supported the militants, died after the bomber struck in a crowded market.
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The former slaughterhouse worker accused of abducting and murdering schoolgirl April Jones in a "sexually motivated" attack has admitted to a jury that he lied about having a military past.
TV bosses have finally confirmed Sharon Osbourne will return to The X Factor judging panel to replace Tulisa Contostavlos.
Dublin's Grafton Street is to undergo a four million euro facelift, it has been announced.
What a tip-top few days it has been for McLaren devotees. The association with Honda, which fired the team's golden Ayrton Senna-Alain Prost period in 1988, is resurrected and the date is set for the release of "Rush", the James Hunt biopic, which tells the story of the blond one's championship-winning year in 1976. All this and Monaco, too. Yes it's Grand Prix week in the Principality. How McLaren could do with a triple dose of good news on the waterfront.
Wales international Gareth Delve is to leave the Melbourne Rebels this summer.
Ghana international Derek Boateng has announced he has signed a two-year deal at Fulham.
TV bosses have finally confirmed that Sharon Osbourne will return to The X Factor judging panel to replace Tulisa Contostavlos.
Dannii Minogue has said she doesn't know how she coped with being called Kylie's "ugly-a** sister".
Ethan Hawke has revealed that returning to work with Julie Delpy and Richard Linklater on Before Midnight was just like being part of a band where everyone knows their parts.
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