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Kenya's president revokes the prime minister's suspension of two government ministers linked to corruption allegations.

NASA is extending the mission of the space shuttle Endeavour by a day so astronauts can do more work on the International Space Station, mission managers announced Sunday.

Vice President Joe Biden and his predecessor, Dick Cheney, sparred Sunday over Iraq and the fight against terrorism, duking it out on the most prominent of platforms: the political TV talk show.

Everybody Hurts, recorded to help Haiti's earthquake victims, sells more than 453,000 copies in its first week of release.

A 55-year-old man dies in a flat fire in Ayrshire, a day after another man died in a Paisley tenement, the fire service says.

Attempts at reaching a deal on paying for elderly care in England fall apart amid exchanges on BBC One's Politics Show.

Holders Chelsea will face Manchester City or Stoke in the FA Cup quarter-finals.

A girl from Wigan who spent two years in Libya after being abducted by her father returns home.

Stiliyan Petrov heads a late equaliser to earn Aston Villa an FA Cup fifth-round replay against Crystal Palace after an enthralling match at Selhurst Park.

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An Italian and an Iranian were among eight dead from a terror attack at an eatery popular among expatriates in the western Indian city of Pune, authorities said Sunday.

England make it two wins out of two in the Six Nations but they have to survive a brave Italian fightback before securing a nervy victory in Rome.

An Israeli man accused of having 23 wives and fathering 59 children was charged Sunday in a Tel Aviv court with multiple counts of sexual assault, rape, sodomy and enslavement.

Nato confirms 12 civilians were killed when two rockets missed their target during a big offensive on the Taliban in Afghanistan.

George Osborne insists Lord Ashcroft's tax affairs are a matter for him and accuses the media of bias in asking about them.

George Osborne insists Lord Ashcroft's tax affairs are a matter for him and accuses the media of bias in asking about them.

Kenya's Prime Minister Raila Odinga suspends the ministers of agriculture and education amid allegations of corruption.

Kenya's Prime Minister Raila Odinga suspends the ministers of agriculture and education amid allegations of corruption.

Writer and former jockey Dick Francis, famous for his horse racing-based crime novels, has died aged 89, his family has said.