France secretly stores computer and telephone data on a vast scale, like the US with its Prism programme, Le Monde reports But then again, who doesn’t?
Brave man
Top judge Adly Mahmud Mansour is sworn in as interim Egyptian leader after the army ousted and detained President Mohammed Morsi
With friends like that…
US Secretary of State John Kerry responds to allegations that the US bugged office of allies, saying US activities were “not unusual”
You can always count on the MailOnline to talk sense
Victory for families of soldiers killed in Iraq in unprotected snatch Land Rovers to sue Government the government for damages under human rights laws
Didn’t know they were members
Syria set to dominate G8 summit
Well, we really sorted that country out
Wave of car bombings hits Iraq. Iraq has been hit by almost daily attacks and last month was the bloodiest in Iraq since June 2008, with 1,045 civilians and security officials killed.
More than the West ever did
Iraq uncovers ‘chemical weapon plot’
Bargain of the millennium if the Beeb headline is true
£50 Falcao may follow Carvalho to Monaco
Business before peace, as usual
Russia says it will deliver S-300 anti-aircraft missiles to Syria to help deter foreign intervention, as the EU decides to lift an arms embargo.
Good image
It must tell us something when four out of the first five stories on a Spanish news portal relate to ongoing, high profile corruption cases…