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Madonna Dedicates Super Bowl Show To Dad
Madonna has dedicated her performance at this year's Super Bowl to her father, saying appearing at the event is a "Midwestern girl's dream".
Transport Chaos As Snow Blankets Britain
Heavy snowfall across Britain has caused transport chaos, with cars and lorries stuck on roads, airports closed and trains cancelled.
Anger Over 'Distasteful' Steve Jobs Advert
A Taiwanese advertisement has caused outrage with fans of Steve Jobs for impersonating him in the afterlife enjoying an Android tablet.
£1m Portas Contest To Breathe Life Into Towns
Towns are being offered a slice from a £1m pot to come up with ideas for reviving their high streets.
Colosseum Shut As Heavy Snowfall Hits Rome
The first major snowfall in Rome for 26 years has led to the closure of the world-famous Colosseum over fears that tourists could slip on the icy ruins.
Wintry Weather: Latest Forecast For UK
The country is in the grip of some wintry weather after rain spread from the west and met up with cold air across much of the mainland UK, causing heavy snowfalls.
Egypt: Four Killed In Clashes With Police
Four people have died in renewed clashes between police and demonstrators in Egypt over the football riot in which dozens of fans lost their lives.
RBS Chair Attacks 'Anti-Business Ministers'
Ministers should abandon a growing tendency to indulge in anti-business rhetoric or risk damaging Britain's economic recovery, the head of the state-controlled Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has warned.
Syria Clashes: Homs Death Toll 'Soars To 350'
The death toll from shelling by Syrian security forces in the city of Homs has soared to almost 350, an opposition member has told Sky News.
Syria: Russia And China Veto UN Resolution
A UN Security Council resolution over ongoing violence in Syria has been vetoed by Russia and China.
Video: Would-Be French Leader Flour-Bombed
A politician hoping to be the next French president has been flour-bombed by a woman just as he prepared to make a speech.
Double-Dip Recession 'Too Close To Call'
The UK will return to recession in the first half of this year, one influential think-tank has warned, but other new data from the services industry suggests otherwise.
New Govt Campaign On Cancer Risk From Booze
Drinking just a little bit more alcohol than the daily recommended amount could treble your risk of developing mouth cancer, according to a new Government campaign.
Spacecraft Footage: The Far Side Of The Moon
A camera on board one of Nasa's lunar spacecraft has captured video of the far side of the Moon.
Miliband Slams 'Bonus, Bust, Bailout' Culture
Labour leader Ed Miliband has urged "responsibility and restraint" in banking sector pay, saying the industry cannot continue along a path of "big bonuses, bust, and bailouts".
Cartoons Show The Changing Face Of A Queen
Her Maj is a new cartoon exhibition covering the changing face of the Queen and the changing attitudes towards her over the past 60 years.
Tens Of Thousands Gather For Putin Protests
Tens of thousands of people have gathered on the streets of Moscow to stage mass protests both for and against Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
Colosseum Shut As Heavy Snowfall Hits Rome
The first major snowfall in Rome for 26 years has led to the closure of the world-famous Colosseum over fears that tourists could slip on the icy ruins.
FA Strips John Terry Of England Captaincy
Footballer John Terry has been stripped of the England captaincy for the second time amid growing concern over his pending race abuse trial.
Bradley Manning Faces WikiLeaks Court Martial
The US Army has confirmed that Bradley Manning, the US soldier charged with passing thousands of secret documents to WikiLeaks, will face court martial and the risk of life imprisonment.