Murdered black UK teen gets justice after 19 years
Former gang members get 14 and 15 year sentences; Case has put spotlight on "systematic racism" at Scotland Yard
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Yemeni president no longer seeks U.S. trip
Ali Abdullah Saleh abandons request to receive American medical treatment to implement power transfer deal at home
Impatient student hangs own painting in museum
Not wanting to wait decades for his work to appear in museums, Andrzej Sobiepan displays own work in a major Polish gallery
Activists: Syria regime misleading Arab monitors
Activists accuse Assad's regime of misleading Arab League observers by taking them only to areas loyal to the government
Yemen hotel serving alcohol attacked; 2 dead
Militants storm hotel and burn it down in brazen attack; 20 wounded
Snakes scare Austria firefighters into retreat
Firefighters in Austria backed off from fighting a fire after they discovered poisonous snakes in one residence
Cops: Poisoned cat meat killed China billionaire
Authorities suspect businessman's cat stew poisoned with toxic herb by local official
Brotherhood poised to dominate Egypt politics
U.S. reportedly changing tack with Muslim political party as it heads for an outright majority in parliamentary voting
Iran warns U.S. to back off from Persian Gulf
White House says Iran lashed out in response to tough economic sanctions over its nuclear program
French accuse Syrian regime of "massacres"
Syria's Assad "must leave power" says French president; Arab League monitoring and violence both ongoing
Chief Israeli, Palestinian envoys meet in Jordan
Tuesday's meeting, in the presence of international diplomats, marked the strongest chance in months for reviving talks
Body near U.K. royals' house probed as murder
British police say they're treating the discovery of a woman's body 3 miles from the Queen's country retreat as a murder
Iran warns U.S. to keep ship out of Gulf
Army chief says U.S. carrier moved out of Gulf during Iran military drills should stay out, and "Iran will not repeat its warning"
U.S.: Warships will sail despite Iran's threats
Pentagon says U.S. Navy's presence in Persian Gulf in compliance with international law, will continue after Tehran warning
Prosecutor: Mubarak ruled as a corrupt tyrant
During ex-Egyptian leader's trial, chief prosecutor accused Mubarak of using last decade to ensure son will succeed him
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