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Manchester United Transfer News - Inter Set to Sell Sneijder?

Manchester United could soon be making a bid for their top summer target Wesley Sneijder, after the player admitted that Inter Milan could sell him for the right price.

Britain, other eurozone countries face ratings cut: Jim Rogers

Britain and several euro zone countries are likely to have their credit ratings cut in coming months as debt problems worsen, and Western policymakers are bound to embark on more quantitative easing to get their economies moving, American investor Jim Rogers said on Monday.

London Riots: Only the Rioters to Blame?

London witnessed one of its most appalling riots in years after police fatally shot a black resident. Violence engulfed an economically deprived neighborhood in North London when a small anti-police demonstration snowballed into looting and violence that left 26 police officers injured and led to 55 arrests.

Tottenham Riot: North London Ablaze with Violence and Protests.

UK police arrest 100 after riots in British capital

British police arrested more than 100 people overnight in London after shops were looted and officers attacked in a second night of violence that followed some of the worst disorder seen in the capital for years.

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Police Asks for Calm Following Tottenham Riots [VIDEO & PHOTOS]

Authorities in Britain are asking that calmness prevail following a riot in Tottenham on Saturday where police cars were torched, stores looted and multiple fires were set in the north London area. Rioters on Saturday set two patrol cars, a building and a double-decker bus ablaze when they clashed with police in front of the Tottenham Police Station demanding "justice" for the death of a 29-year-old killed in a gunfight.

Cast and producers of "Terra Nova" at the FOX Summer TCA Press Tour in Beverly Hills

Fox sees family, not sci-fi, at heart of "Terra Nova"

It may have started out as a time-travel mystery starring dinosaurs, but Fox television now appears to be repositioning its pricey new "Terra Nova" series as a family adventure.

Standard & Poor's Downgrades the U.S.: FULL TEXT

Standard & Poor's took the unprecedented step of downgrading the U.S. government's "AAA" sovereign credit rating Friday in a move that could send shock waves through global. The following is a press release from Standard & Poor's:

A police officer wearing riot gear stands near a burning police car in Tottenham

Tottenham, North London Riots: Thirty Years After England Exploded

The rioting in Tottenham, north London comes three decades after the deadly summer of 1981 when cities across England witnessed massive civil unrest.

Kate Middleton: Still the World?s Most Fashionable Royal

Kate Middleton's style continues to amaze. Despite calls that she is a "Royal Recycler," Kate has conquered the world of fashion with her timeless beauty and impeccable sense of style.

Customers walk past products in a fake Apple Store in Kunming, Yunnan province July 22, 2011.

China?s Innovation Capacities May be Over-hyped

Corrupt practices, nepotism, imagery and an inadequate education system responsible for lack of scientific spirit

High Alert as Third Solar Storm Hurtles Towards Earth

Three large solar explosions from the Sun are threatening to cause chaos on earth, with energy from the release potentially shutting down communications systems and power grids across the world.

AntiSec Hackers Breach 10GB U.S. Law Enforcement Data In Retaliation For Arrests

The latest attack by AntiSec hackers was targeted at the police. The hackers associated with hacker groups LulzSec and Anonymous leaked over 10GB of information from over 70 law enforcement agencies in the U.S. on Friday.

A cyclist passes firemen dowsing down buildings set alight during riots in Tottenham, north London

London Wakes Up to Aftermath of Worst Riots for Years

London picked itself up on Sunday from some of the worst violence seen in the British capital for years which politicians and police blamed on criminal thugs but residents attributed to local tensions and anger over rising financial hardship.

Australia's Adam Scott tees off on the 18th hole during the third round of the WGC Bridgestone Invitational PGA golf tournament at Firestone Country Club in Akron

Australian Scott Takes One-Shot Lead at Firestone

Australian Adam Scott edged one stroke clear of a congested third-round leaderboard at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational on Saturday after a thrilling day of dazzling shot-making and low scoring.

Q+A: S&P's downgrade of the United States

The United States lost its top-tier AAA credit rating from Standard & Poor's on Friday, a move that will affect the country's borrowing costs and investor opinion of U.S. assets. Here is a Q+A on what the downgrade means for investors, consumers and to the country.

Britain's Prince Harry 'Obsessed with Space': Wants to be a NASA Astronaut

Prince Harry wants to be a NASA astronaut?

Taliban Attack Kills 30 U.S. Troops in Afghanistan

Afghan insurgents shot down a U.S. transport helicopter in Wardak province early Saturday killing 30 U.S. troops, seven Afghan commandos and one civilian interpreter.

Infamous Abu Ghraib Guard who Brutally Tortured Prisoners Released From Prison

A U.S. military guard known as a ringleader in the physical abuse and sexual humiliation of detainees at Abu Ghraib prison was released Saturday after serving more than six years in a Kansas military prison barracks, a U.S. Army spokesperson said.

Tottenham Riot: North London Ablaze with Violence and Protests (LATEST PHOTOS)

Rioters protested and attacked the Tottenham area in north London Saturday night demanding "justice" for 29-year old Mark Duggan who was killed on Thursday during a fatal police shooting.

President Barack Obama speaks in a prime-time address to the nation from the East Room of the White House in Washington

S&P Justifies US Downgrade, Says More Action Could Follow

Rating agency standard & Poor's has staunchly defended the decision to downgrade the creditworthiness of the U.S. government and warned that further action was possible. "The debacle over the debt ceiling continued until almost the midnight hour," S&P's Sovereign Ratings Committee Chairman John Chambers said.

AntiSec Hackers Get Revenge on Police by Releasing Law Enforcement Data

AntiSec, a group of online hackers, said it breached 10 gigabytes of sensitive data after gaining access to more than 70 U.S. law enforcement Web sites. The hackers who claimed to have gotten emails, credit card information among other sensitive information, is said to be retaliating against the arrests of alleged members accused of hacking into the CIA, Britain's Serious Organized Crimes Agency, or SOCA, and Sony.