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Britain needs to tackle deep-seated social problems following riots and looting in English cities this week, the center-right government said on Saturday, and a U.S. street crime expert it has brought in said arrests alone would not solve the problem.

British police flooded the streets to ensure weekend drinking does not reignite the rioting that swept London and other cities this week, shocking Britons and sullying the country's image a year before it hosts the Olympics.

Warrant frontman Jani Lane, 47, was found dead in a motel room in Woodland Hills, Calif. on Thursday of unknown causes.

Courts around Britain were struggling on Thursday to cope with a huge influx of people arrested during this week's riots, including a millionaire's daughter, a charity worker and a woman who handed herself in after suffering pangs of guilt.

The attacks are openly denounced by Pakistani military and political leaders.

AOL posted worse than expected earnings numbers on Tuesday, begging questions whether the former Internet powerhouse will ever regain its footing.

Australian Nancy Wake, who as a spy became one of the Allies' most decorated servicewomen for her role in the French resistance during World War II, has died in London, officials said Monday. She was 98.

When a libertarian news organization put a camera in Damon's face, he quickly responded.

Al-Jazeera English has been hailed for its vivid, path breaking coverage of the Arab Spring gaining worldwide recognition for it expansive resources and reportage, but the majority of the US can only watch the channel online.

British journalist Piers Morgan said on Wednesday he had never strayed into illegal tactics during his years working for three British tabloid newspapers.

Another round of layoffs is underway at the Los Angeles Times.

Gazing into the crowd, everything appeared to me as if it was in slow motion. I watched the reactions of the people beside me. Despite the brutality before our eyes, we could not tear ourselves away from it, and yet, faces remained blank, seemingly unaffected, and composed.

A Letter Rupert Murdoch Sent to News Corporation Staff Regarding the Phone Hacking Scandal

In a significant turnaround in the phone hacking saga, Sean Hoare - who first blew the whistle that the now defunct News of the World editor, Andy Coulson, encouraged phone hacking -- was found dead.

Authorities said the circumstances surrounding the death of former News of the World reporter Sean Hoare doesn't appear to be suspicious.

Former News of the World reporter who publicly connected phone hacking claims with his staff has reportedly been found dead.

Sean Hoare, the first journalist to point a finger at Andy Coulson, saying he was aware of the phone hacking by his News of the World staff, has been found dead.

British Prime Minister David Cameron will shorten an overseas trip in order to keep a parliament session on the phone hacking scandal.

The News International phone hacking scandal claimed the highest-profile scalp with the resignation of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson.

Hugh Grant is very proud of his part in bringing down British tabloid News of the World by secretly recording his conversations with a former NOTW journalist revealing the tabloids sleazy snooping practices.

Owling is the new trend after planking, just days old, which involves people posing for pictures crouching like an owl in unusual places.