18 July'11

*17th/Brooks arrested in hacking probe

Ex-Murdoch Aide Rebekah Brooks Arrested

Man Arrested for Alleged Sen. Boxer Threats

Bank on Libya's western front reopens

Sao Tome votes in presidential poll

LA Mayor: Freeway to Reopen Early

London Police Chief Quits Over Hacking Ties

Caine: Hackers would fall asleep

Met chief resigns

Red Bull Flugtag fearless flyers

Handicapped community takes on the Italian mafia

Raw Video: Japan's World Cup Win Stuns U.S. Fans

Raw Video: Volcano Erupts in Indonesia

Raw Video: Annual Water Fight in Madrid

Scotland Yard chief quits, Brooks arrested over hacking

Raw Video: Stage Collapse at Ottawa Bluesfest

*18th/Lead Doctor Says Mubarak Did Not Have Stroke

'Air-conditioned clothes' help Japan beat summer heat

Met chief resigns

Raw Video: Tour Bus Crash in New York

Horse Burned in Barn Fire Offers Hope to Humans

Desperate Housewife's Body of Proof

Body of Proof hits UK

The Smurfs Are Back!

Stage Collapse at Ottawa Bluesfest

Two prisoners escape van

ShowBiz Minute: Potter, Lopez, Fonda

UK PM to Face Lawmakers Over Murdoch Again

Taliban claim killing of key Karzai aide

Tent village to protest cost of living in Israel

Protesters occupy oil firm

Miliband ups pressure on PM

Russia attempts to raise doomed Volga boat

Jewelry drawers a gold mine as prices soar

British PM Cameron under pressure over hacking scandal

Petraeus steps down in Afghanistan

McGregor's Grief, Love and Comedy in 'Beginners'

Blair wants national pride in games

Shallow grave woman laid to rest

General Petraeus Hands Over Afghanistan Command

Raw Video: Storage Bin Loaded on Space Shuttle

Mayor welcomes police resignations

New top cops

S.Sudan launches new currency

Court rejects Berlusconi defence complaints in sex trial

Libyan rebels vow to fight on during Ramadan

Nazi war crime suspect Kepiro, 97, cleared by court

Former winner hails new Apprentice

Single RAF base left after cuts

£1.5bn for military reserve force

British PM under pressure over hacking scandal

Obama Appoints Cordray to Lead Consumer Agency

Yates quits Met