Monday, 14 June 2010
Holland 2-0 Denmark | World Cup 2010 match report | Football | guardian.co.uk
Japan 1 - 0 Cameroon | World Cup 2010 match report | Football | The Guardian
Keisuke Honda is swamped by team-mates after scoring against Cameroon in Japan's World Cup group E game Photograph: Eugene Hoshiko/AP
World Cup 2010: Italy v Paraguay - live! | Barney Ronay | Football | guardian.co.uk
Marcello Lippi and Gianluigi Buffon. Photograph: Stefano Rellandini/REUTERS
Beatles News - BeatlesNews.com
Ringo Starr offering limited edition art pieces 
Ringo Starr is offering a very limited edition series, of personalized art pieces to raise money for his favorite charity. Each piece includes an exclusive photo of Ringo playing his drums and a pair of Ringo's signature drum sticks that Ringo played during a live show, all signed by Ringo.
Ringo Starr is offering a very limited edition series, of personalized art pieces to raise money for his favorite charity. Each piece includes an exclusive photo of Ringo playing his drums and a pair of Ringo's signature drum sticks that Ringo played during a live show, all signed by Ringo.
New York Celebrity Gossip, Pictures and Entertainment News - NY Daily News
According to Simon Monjack's laptop, the screenwriter had two children from two women. The shocking news was discovered after his family recently went through his computer.
Afghanistan to complete first railway by end of year - Telegraph
An Afghan policeman stands guard near a new railway track inaugurated in Hairatan, on the northern border with Uzbekistan Photo: AFP/GETTY
The 47-mile route will link the trading city of Mazar-i-Sharif in northern Afghanistan to Asia's extensive rail network.
The £110 million railway project funded by the Asian Development Bank has already laid 20 miles of track through desert from Hairatan on the Uzbek border the deputy minister for public works said.
Afghanistan to complete first railway by end of year - Telegraph
US geologists find $1trillion of mineral reserves in Afghanistan - Telegraph
NATO soldiers visit a coal mining camp, in Herat, Afghanistan Photo: EPA
The country generated GDP per head of just $800 in 2009, but the new-found mineral wealth could propel the country into one of the world’s most lucrative mining areas, a report in The New York Times claims.
Iran could throw out nuclear weapons inspectors - Telegraph
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran president Photo: REX FEATURES
MPs from the hardline majority faction in parliament said they would vote on a motion to downgrade relations with the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) at a session on Sunday.
Iran could throw out nuclear weapons inspectors - Telegraph
Youngest extra-solar planet discovered around solar-type star
Artistic impression of BD+20 1790b. (Credit: M. Hernán Obispo)
Youngest extra-solar planet discovered around solar-type star
First temperate exoplanet -- size of Jupiter -- discovered
The planet, called CoRoT-9b, was discovered by using the CoRoT space telescope satellite. (Credit: Image courtesy of University of California - Santa Barbara)
First temperate exoplanet -- size of Jupiter -- discovered
Black holes: Gas blowers of the universe
False colour image of the central region of a galaxy group in X-rays. The jet of matter blown out of the central black hole can be clearly identified by its radio luminosity (overlaid, purple-blue). (Credit: S. Giodini/A. Finoguenov/MPE)
Black holes: Gas blowers of the universe
Zooming in on an infant solar system: For the first time, astronomers have observed solar systems in the making in great detail
Like a raindrop forming in a cloud, a star forms in a diffuse gas cloud in deep space. As the star grows, its gravitational pull draws in dust and gas from the surrounding molecular cloud to form a swirling disk called a "protoplanetary disk." This disk eventually further consolidates to form planets, moons, asteroids and comets. (Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech)
Zooming in on an infant solar system: For the first time, astronomers have observed solar systems in the making in great detail
Plastic antibody works in first tests in living animals
Plastic antibodies, such as this cluster of particles viewed under a powerful microscope, may fight a wide range of human diseases, including viral infections and allergies. (Credit: Kenneth Shea)
Plastic antibody works in first tests in living animals
Asteroid coated with ice suggests ingredients for life came from space | Science | guardian.co.uk
Asteroid 24 Themis and two small fragments resulting from an impact more than 1bn years ago. Scientists were surprised to find ice and organic chemicals on the asteroid's surface. Artist's impression: Gabriel Pérez/Servicio MultiMedia
Asteroid coated with ice suggests ingredients for life came from space | Science | guardian.co.uk
Star wars: Planet being devoured by yellow dwarf's heavenly inferno | Science | guardian.co.uk
In a far-away region of the galaxy, a planet is learning the lesson that Icarus taught the ancient Greeks thousands of years ago.
A planet known as Wasp-12b is passing so close to its parent star that it is being roasted and ripped apart in an extraordinary display of celestial violence.
Star wars: Planet being devoured by yellow dwarf's heavenly inferno | Science | guardian.co.uk
The Eerie Silence: Are We Alone in the Universe? by Paul Davies | Book review | Books | The Guardian
The Cartwheel Galaxy Photograph: AP
The Eerie Silence: Are We Alone in the Universe? by Paul Davies | Book review | Books | The Guardian
Simon Cowell Makes Dying Little Girl’s Dream Come True | Access Hollywood - Celebrity News, Photos & Videos
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Simon Cowell might be best known for shattering some people’s hopes and aspirations while he was a judge on “American Idol,” but over the weekend he made one 5-year-old’s singing dream come true – just days before she died.
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Cher has a new movie in the works – “Burlesque” – opposite Christina Aguilera, but don’t let the title fool you. The 64-year-old told Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush on Thursday night that the film isn’t as saucy as it sounds – at least when it comes to her role.
News | Access Hollywood - Celebrity News, Photos & VideosNet-a-Porter announces first menswear site - Telegraph
Designs from the Burberry Prorsum and Lanvin menswear spring/summer 2010 collections, two brands to be sold on the new site; and Natalie Massenet, founder of Net-a-porter Photo: REX
Fashion is ‘Breathless’ for Jean Seberg look - Telegraph
Mia Wasikowska, Jean Seberg the leading star from Breathless, Carey Mulligan
Dressing for Ascot - Telegraph
Erin O'Connor looks demure in a fitted Chanel jacket and long hemline (left); Lisa Snowdon keeps it feminine in rich purple (centre); and Beatrice, Princess of York keeps to the code in elegant monochrome (right) Photo: GEOFF PUGH/REX/PA
Royal College of Art fashion show - Telegraph
Designs by Morten Underbjerg Olesen, Nabil El-Nayal and Frances Conteh at the Royal College of Art fashion show Photo: HEATHCLIFF O'MALLEY
Fashion News, Style Advice, Beauty, Fashion Pictures - Telegraph
When is comes to his clothes, the actor Bill Nighy knows what he likes, so it was fun to dress him up.
Belgian election win for party that wants to split nation | World news | The Guardian
The Flemish separatist N-VA party which wants to divide Belgium was on course last night to win the most seats in parliamentary elections. Such a result could also complicate attempts to form a coalition that can bring the budget under control in a country plagued by rising national debt.
White House backs Israeli internal inquiry into Gaza flotilla deaths | World news | The Guardian
Spain's prime minister José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero is spearheading EU calls for a stronger stance on Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip. Photograph: Paul White/AP
Israel last night flouted pressure for an independent international inquiry into the lethal assault two weeks ago on a flotilla of ships attempting to break the blockade on Gaza, announcing an internal investigation with two foreign observers.
White House backs Israeli internal inquiry into Gaza flotilla deaths | World news | The Guardian
Space probe with 'asteroid sample' lands on Earth | Science | guardian.co.uk
The Hayabusa probe landed in the Australian desert ending a journey to the near-Earth asteroid Itokawa, above. Photograph: Ho/Reuters
A Japanese space probe has landed in the Australian outback after a seven-year voyage to an asteroid, safely returning a capsule containing a unique sample of dust, Japanese mission controllers said today.
Zimbabwe rulers running diamond trade with 'corruption and violence' | World news | guardian.co.uk
Global Witness said new investment into Marange's diamond mines must be suspended until the legality of joint ventures is established. Photo: Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/AP
Gaza blockade could be significantly eased, predicts Tony Blair | World news | guardian.co.uk
Middle East envoy Tony Blair meets Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on 11 June 2010. Photograph: Gpo/Getty Images
Tony Blair said today he was hopeful of a "significant" easing of Israel's blockade of Gaza as EU foreign ministers gathered to discuss how to pressure Israel over the issue.
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Gulf oil spill: PM’s call with President Obama
Prime Minister David Cameron has spoken to President Obama to discuss the ongoing measures to deal with the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Socceroos star Tim Cahill says his World Cup dream has been taken off him after being sent off in Australia's horror 4-0 defeat to Germany in their Group D opener in Durban this morning.
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