Iran 'does not need nuclear arms'

Hmmm. Yes.

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Belgians test person for bird flu

Distinctly worrying eh?

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Impeach Blair over Iraq - general

...and this isn't apparently in Newsvine, it's two days old. Is the seed window accurate?

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UK officer slams US Iraq tactics

Interesting, following the call by General Sir Michael Rose for Blair to be impeached one day before.

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Exploring Turkey

Turkey. Turk-ey. As those two syllables traipse off the tongue, what springs to mind? A fattened bird on the Christmas table, or an adjective that means duff, dud, no good? Not me. I think of Turkey the country; beautiful, unexpected and largely unexplored.

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Tea and Alice top 'English icons'

Alice in Wonderland is jostling for position with Punch and Judy as icons which most represent England.

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Indian capital hit by record cold snap

Indian television showed pictures of a thin layer of ice on cars and in parks.

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In pictures: Snowfall in Japan

A photo gallery of the snowfall in Japan.

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Tube travel Venezuelan style

Londoners may have the oldest underground railway in the world but it is not held in great affection, unlike the Metro in Venezuela which is punctual, cheap and held in the highest esteem.

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The Lunatic Express

The Lunatic Railway, as it is locally known, was built 100 years ago and links the Kenyan seaside city of Mombasa with the shores of Lake Victoria 600 miles (1,000 km) away. Although now on the verge of much-needed reinvestment, the journey is still a memorable experience.

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London bombs inspire Indian film

One of Bollywood's leading producers, Mahesh Bhatt, is making a film inspired by last year's London bombings.

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Underwater gnome threat 'returns'

Ok so this is old news but it's probably not been heard about enough by our American friends, so ... read and learn about the terrors of the underwater gnomes...

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Fresh cases of bird flu in Turkey

Scary stuff.

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Doomed miners' last notes found

Heart-rending stuff.

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Radio Talkshow DJ Rushes to Help as Caller Dies on Air

A late-night radio talkshow host spoke of his shock after a listener died on air during a phone-in.

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Iron Age 'bog bodies' unveiled

Archaeologists have unveiled two Iron Age "bog bodies" which were found in the Republic of Ireland. The bodies, which are both male and have been dated to more than 2,000 years ago, probably belong to the victims of a ritual sacrifice.

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The Philips Entertaible - Interactive Board Gaming

The Entertaible is a 30" touch-sensitive LCD (flat panel) display mounted in a wooden table. Philips' idea is that you load up games in the table and use a set of specialized pawns and dice to play a whole new kind of board game and videogame hybrid.

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Tom DeLay to give up leadership post

Embattled Republican politician Tom DeLay will not attempt to reclaim his post as majority leader of the US House of Representatives, his spokesmen says. Mr DeLay was forced to step aside temporarily after he was indicted in Texas on a campaign finance case.

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Sony's future plans for PSP

Many Wifi goodies.

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Ms Dynamite charged with assault after punching police officer

Rock n roll :D

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Charles Kennedy: A political life in pictures

A gallery on the BBC News website.

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Second London Underground strike goes ahead

Millions of commuters face possible chaos on the Tube network after the failure of talks to avert a further strike by up to 4,000 workers. Friday night's negotiations failed, says the RMT union, and the 24-hour strike will begin on Sunday evening.

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Al Jazeera tv says to air new Zawahri video

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Third bird flu death in Turkey

Is this the start of the flu epidemic?

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