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US President George W Bush says there are early signs that the Iraq security plan is meeting expectations. More Info...  

Software which is mainly stored on PC operating systems is increasingly moving online, reports BBC Click. More Info...  

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Police in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, use remote-controlled Zeppelins to monitor the streets below. More Info...  

Iran's top negotiator will meet the EU's foreign policy chief next week to discuss Tehran's nuclear programme. More Info...  

Trust between the EU and Russia is at its lowest level since the Cold War, the EU trade commissioner warns. More Info...  

A 76-year-old professor gunned down while during the Virginia Tech shooting, is buried in his adopted home. More Info...  

England Academy director Peter Moores is named as the new head coach on a permanent basis, succeeding Duncan Fletcher. More Info...  

Ten ex-army officers are sentenced to long prison terms for attempting to overthrow Gambia's leader. More Info...  

Hong Kong's richest woman, the late Nina Wang, left her billions to her feng shui adviser, her lawyer says. More Info...  

Security agents question Russian former chess champion Garry Kasparov over his political criticisms. More Info...  

Customers have forced PC maker Dell to reverse a policy to stop installing Windows XP on new machines. More Info...  

Abu Sayyaf militants decapitate seven Christian hostages on the southern Philippine island of Jolo. More Info...  

A jury of nine men and three women is sworn in for the murder trial of music producer Phil Spector. More Info...  

The inquest into the death of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer is postponed after "significant developments". More Info...  

Bollywood stars Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan prepare to tie the knot in India's film capital Mumbai. More Info...  

In what some lawmakers call a make-or-break session, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales is expected to face a grilling Thursday testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding the firing of eight U.S. Attorneys last year.

British engineers study the technology needed to land on the Moon - a capability that will also be useful on a Mars mission. More Info...