Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Former soldier and polar explorer. Photo: David Rose
Jun 20, 2010
Joan Collins interview: The art of looking dangerous - Telegraph
Still the siren: Joan Collins has cornered the market playing the villainess Photo: Ian Jones
Chinese security forces 'attack NZ MP with umbrella' - Telegraph
Green Party MP Russel Norman holds up the flag. Photo: REUTERS/Dominion Post/Phil Reid
Vuvuzela creator branches out into earplugs for fans deafened by drone - Telegraph
The man behind the vuvuzela, Neil van Schalkwyk, with his creations.
Aztec excavations could lead to discovery of tomb - Telegraph
A detail of a massive stone sculpture of the Aztec goddess Tlalecuhtli Photo: AP
World's biggest drugs 'super cartel' smashed by US authorities in Colombia - Telegraph
"Don Claudio" is arrested by US anti-drug agents as part of a major operation in South A
Sweden celebrates the wedding of Crown Princess Victoria - Telegraph
Swedish Crown Princess Victoria (L) and Daniel Westling exchange rings during their wedding ceremony in Stockholm's Storkyrkan cathedral, in Stockholm, Sweden Photo: EPA
Suspected al Qaeda militants attack Yemen prison - Telegraph
Smoke rises above the Yemeni prison where 14 people died in an attack by suspected al Qaeda militants. Photo: REUTERS
Kyrgyzstan bloodshed: Princeling Maxim Bakiyev and the alleged phone conversation - Telegraph
Uzbek refugees line up around an armored vehicle with Uzbek soldiers in the southern Kyrgyz city of Osh while waiting to cross the border into Uzbekistan, near the border with Uzbekistan. Some thousands of refugees have fled the pogrom that began last week in southern Kyrgyzstan. Photo: AP Photo/Faruk Akkan
BP oil leak: now partner company says firm was 'reckless' as PR disaster gets worse - Telegraph
BP oil leak: now partner company says firm was "reckless" as public relations disaster gets worse Photo: EPA/US COAST GUARD
World Cup 2010: The best of day nine in pictures | Football | guardian.co.uk
The Denmark and Cameroon teams line up before their match at the Loftus Verfeld stadium, Pretoria. Whilst it should be an intriguing match for the neutrals, it will be a nail-biting time for the fans of both sides, as the fact that they both lost their opening games means defeat will lead to elimination from the competition
Photograph: Francois-Xavier Marit/AFP/Getty ImagesWorld Cup Today: email - Telegraph
Top of the world: England and Algeria fans soak up the atmosphere at the top of Table Mountain in Cape Town Photo: PA
Jun 19, 2010
BBC News - Sarkozy marks historic de Gaulle war broadcast in UK
Nicolas Sarkozy addressed veterans at a ceremony in London
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has completed a visit to London marking the 70th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's defiant wartime broadcast.
After visiting the BBC radio studio where the general urged France to resist the Nazis, he expressed "eternal gratitude" for Britain's war effort.
Mr Sarkozy and his wife Carla Bruni met the Prince of Wales to lay wreaths at Gen de Gaulle's statue.
More than one million evacuated over China flood threat - Yahoo!7 News
This file photo shows the Pearl River in the centre of Guangzhou. More than a million people living along rivers in China's south have been evacuated with water rising to dangerous levels, according to state media, as torrential rain continues to wreak havoc.
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East Africa Braces for More Floods on World Water Day | Africa | English
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Residents of Mbale in eastern Uganda search for bodies in the debris of a 03 Mar 2010 landslide triggered by torrential rain
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France24 - NASA's Kepler space telescope finds five new exoplanets
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The Kepler Space Telescope, a designated planet-hunting satellite, has found its first five planets, among them an odd, massive world only as dense as Styrofoam.
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IMPACTLAB - Latest Trend: Making Dogs look like Pandas and Tigers, Jun 19, 2010
This is so bizarre I don’t know what to say. Reports in the British press are showing stories about dogs being dyed in China to look like giant pandas and tigers. At first, I didn’t believe it when I saw it yesterday, but now more photos are circulating.
Many people dress up their dogs for Halloween or for other holidays (we’ve done photo galleries actually of dogs dressed to the nines), and those have brought complaints from readers.
I always thought it was harmless, especially for the terrier Hattie Mae that loves her new outfits and is at the end of this pet photo gallery. She’s smiling.
But this seems so over the top and maybe even dangerous to me (dye around the eyes?). I would love to know what they’re thinking. Any ideas?
This is so bizarre I don’t know what to say. Reports in the British press are showing stories about dogs being dyed in China to look like giant pandas and tigers. At first, I didn’t believe it when I saw it yesterday, but now more photos are circulating. (Pics)
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Royal Ascot 2010: Hong Kong raider Happy Zero to land Golden Jubilee: Horse Racing - Telegraph
Golden opportunity: Fleeting Spirit is sure to make a bold show Photo: GETTY IMAGES
Tour de France 2010: International Cycling Union to scan bicycles for illegal motors - Telegraph
Under scrutiny: Fabian Cancellara, Lance Armstrong and all the other
Jenson Button revels in McLaren success and warns there is more to come - Telegraph
On a roll: Jenson Button is confident he can mount a strong challenge to retain his world title Photo: EPA
US Open 2010: Graeme McDowell in new territory at Pebble Beach - Telegraph
Leading the way: Graeme McDowell mastered the conditions Photo: GETTY IMAGES
England v Algeria: Fabio Capello refuses to rule out quitting after poor World Cup display - Telegraph
Fuming: Fabio Capello felt left down by his England players Photo: AP
Murder case GP Dr Howard Martin: I helped patients die - Telegraph
By Nigel Bunyan
Published: 9:30PM BST 18 Jun 2010
Dr Howard Martin has admitted that he helped dozens of patients die. Photo: RII SCHROER
Published: 9:30PM BST 18 Jun 2010
Dr Howard Martin has admitted that he helped dozens of patients die. Photo: RII SCHROER
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