Over 700 anti-Wall Street protestors arrested

More than 700 anti-Wall Street protestors were arrested in New York on Saturday when they blocked traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge, forcing authorities to shut it down for hours, police said.

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Chavez backs his ‘brothers’ Gaddafi, Assad

‘I ask for the life of our brother Gaddafi’:

Venezuela: Venezuela’s firebrand President Hugo Chavez on Saturday reiterated his support for ousted Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi and embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, calling them “brothers.” “I ask God for the life of our brother Kadhafi... No one knows where Kadhafi is, I think he went to the desert,” Chavez told official television VTV.

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Tensions rise as Tripoli residents urge fighters out

Tensions are rising in Tripoli as increasingly frustrated residents call on hundreds of armed Libyan fighters who stayed in the city after the fall of Moamer Kadhafi to leave.

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British PM sorry for ‘disrespectul’ comments to female MPs

‘ It’s my fault, I’ve got to do better’ :

British Prime Minister David Cameron has apologised, in an interview published on Sunday, after he was criticised for being disrespectful in comments he made to two female lawmakers.

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Trial throws spotlight on ‘lost boy’ Jackson

In life, he was infamous for his bizarre quirks the pet chimp, the oxygen tent, the nose. In death, the portrait of Michael Jackson emerging from his doctor’s manslaughter trial is one of a “lost boy,” deeply content with his children but dogged by health woes and desperate to reclaim his earlier career success.

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