A man has stripped naked at a US airport as a protest against airport security screeners, police said.
Korean jet diverted after threat
Wednesday 11 April 2012
A Korean Airlines Boeing 777 travelling from Vancouver to Seoul diverted to a Canadian Forces base on Vancouver Island after the airline received a call about a threat on board.
Anti-capitalist activists clash with police at US ports
Monday 12 December 2011
Anti-Wall Street demonstrators, confronted by police in riot gear, marched on several West Coast ports on Monday seeking to disrupt cargo traffic and re-energize their protest movement.
Parachuting hijacker mystery 'finally solved'
Sunday 11 December 2011
Woman claims 'D B Cooper', who bailed out of plane with $200,000 ransom, was her uncle.
Tensions rise as police move to evict Occupy protesters
Monday 14 November 2011
Police arrested nearly two dozen anti-Wall Street protesters in US cities over the weekend, while tensions mounted elsewhere as local officials stepped up pressure for demonstrators to abandon their encampments.
Gunners' tribute is given a makeover
Monday 07 November 2011
Rory Smith, a stonemason, puts the finishing touches to the refurbishment of the Royal Artillery Memorial at Hyde Park Corner in London. The monument, designed by Charles Jagger and Lionel Pearson and first unveiled in 1925, has been repaired and cleaned in time for Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.
Philosophy of Sir Bobby still moulds game's great tacticians
Saturday 08 October 2011
Villas-Boas and Mourinho among many paying tribute to Robson at charity auction
Last Night's TV: All Roads Lead Home/BBC2<br />Fresh Meat/Channel 4
Thursday 06 October 2011
Some television programmes just make you shake your head violently, as if you've got a bee stuck in your ear. Take All Roads Lead Home, for example, a three-part series about natural navigation.
Cook makes apology call to Dr Onuoha
Monday 12 September 2011
Manchester City's outgoing chief executive Garry Cook has telephoned Dr Anthonia Onuoha to apologise for the email mocking her fight against cancer.
Cook battling to keep job after offensive email row
Tuesday 06 September 2011
The Manchester City chief executive, Garry Cook, was struggling to hold on to his job last night as the club's Abu Dhabi owners sought answers about an email sent from his account to the mother of defender Nedum Onuoha, mocking her fight against cancer.
Search launched for charity swimmers who went home
Monday 05 September 2011
A major search and rescue operation was launched yesterday after a number of swimmers at a charity event in Dorset went home without notifying organisers.
New lead in America's only unsolved hijacking
Tuesday 02 August 2011
After parachuting into folklore in 1971, the hijacker known only as D B Cooper may finally be identified
'Cuckoo's Nest' asylum hunts relatives of 3,500 forgotten souls
Wednesday 02 February 2011
The mental hospital where One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was filmed is attempting to identify the cremated remains of 3,500 of its former patients, which were left on shelves in a secluded storage area for several decades.
Balotelli follows Rooney route to beat knee injury
Friday 21 January 2011
Manchester City have sent Mario Balotelli, whose persistent knee injury is a source of concern to Roberto Mancini, for two weeks in the United States under the care of the specialist who helped Jonny Wilkinson through his career-threatening injury.







