London, Jan. 17: Just hours after he was declared a “no threat”, a paranoid schizophrenic stabbed his young brother to death, a Daily Mail report said.

Daniel Taylor, 21, stabbed Jack, 9, at their si

Madrid: Police in Madrid are claiming to have exposed what has been described as the 'largest and most sophisticated cocaine laboratory' in Europe ever.

Twenty-five people were arrested in the bust a

New Delhi: India on Monday selected a 15-man squad for the cricket World Cup to be played in India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka from February 19 to April 2.

A major surprise is the picking of Piyush Cha

Tucson, Arizona: A New York Times article has claimed that police investigating the shooting of Arizona congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, and the killing of six others, have discovered photographs of

Wikileaks is now all set to reveal sensitive banking information of over 2,000 prominent people from around the world.

Founder Julian Assange was passed on the information by Rudolf Elmer at a press

London: A former Swiss banker on Monday handed over documents to WikiLeaks that he alleges detail attempts by wealthy business leaders and lawmakers to evade tax payments.

The list could also include

Selectors are out with the Indian team roster for the upcoming Word Cup.

Rohit Sharma and Sreesanth have been dropped while Dhoni is set to captain the team.

Team will also include Sachin Tendulk

Ceppaloni: A former Italian justice minister received a threat mail along with a bullet at his home in northeast of Naples, warning him against fighting in a local body election.

The letter containin

French President Nicolas Sarkozy is the subject of a 'hugely embarrassing' new film exploring why his previous wife left him on the day he was elected.

The movie called 'The Conquest' is the first ev

Osama's son-in-law Muhammad Salim Barikan is number 39 on the list of 47 suspected terrorists that the Saudi Arabian government gave to the Interpol, according to Arab-language newspaper Al-Hayat.