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| BERLIN (Reuters) - Margot Woelk spent the last few years of World
War Two eating lavish meals and fearing that every mouthful
could mean death. |
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| PILTON, England (Reuters) - Tomato fights, anarchic gymnasts
and astrophysics drew festival-goers of all ages away from the
mainstream music acts at Britain's Glastonbury festival this
weekend. |
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| JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli who stabbed his mother and father
to death was convicted of murder on Monday partly because he
searched online for tips including "how to kill your parents
and get away with it". |
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| (Reuters) - It hardly sounds like a dream honeymoon: a week charging
around a battleground reverberating with the clamor of 135 cannons,
the reek of gunpowder smoke and the cacophony of 12,000 soldiers
and 400 horses. |
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| (Reuters) - A judge sentenced a Southern California woman who
cut off her estranged husband's penis and tossed it in the garbage
disposal to life in prison with the possibility of parole. |
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| PRETORIA (Reuters) - South African police on Friday detained
the owner of a radio-controlled helicopter drone carrying a
camera that was filming scenes around the Pretoria hospital
where ailing anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela is being treated. |
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| BEIJING (Reuters) - The family of a French billionaire and art
collector eased a sore point in history on Friday by returning
two bronze animal heads, among Chinese treasures pillaged from
a Beijing palace by French and British troops more than a century
and a half ago. |
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| SEATTLE (Reuters) - Just because they're both emblems of American
pride doesn't mean fireworks and bald eagles should share the
same skyline. |
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| TOKYO (Reuters) - It's a bird, it's a plane ... It's a cartoon
version of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, hopping and somersaulting
his way through the sky in a smartphone game app his party hopes
will lure young voters ahead of a July 21 election. |
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| SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore residents braved hazardous air,
bid hundreds of dollars and queued for hours to lay their hands
on a special Hello Kitty stuffed toy, swept up in a craze for
the mouthless Japanese cat that peaked this week in the city-state. |
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