Palestinian Man 'Tricked' Into Selling Banksy

The graffiti artist travelled to Gaza in February and left the artwork on a door which Rabie Dardouna sold for £118.

Kenya corruption watchdog makes allegations against 175 officials

NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's anti-graft watchdog published a report detailing corruption allegations against 175 government officials on Tuesday, with some cases involving multi-billion-dollar Chinese-backed infrastructure projects.

South Korea charges attacker of U.S. envoy with attempted murder

SEOUL (Reuters) - Prosecutors have formally charged a South Korean man with attempted murder after the U.S. ambassador in Seoul was slashed in the face in a knife attack last month, leaving him with wounds needing 80 stitches, prosecutors said on Wednesday.

Video shows last seconds of Germanwings flight before crash: Bild

BERLIN (Reuters) - A video showing the chaotic final seconds on board the Germanwings flight that crashed in the French Alps last week has been discovered near the site, Germany's Bild daily reported on Wednesday, saying it had seen the footage.

Getty Grandson Found Dead At Los Angeles Home

Andrew Getty was discovered in a bathroom after police were called by a woman, who is now helping them with their inquiries.

MS drug 'may already be out there'

Depression and heart disease drugs are to be tested in a new trial to find treatments for Multiple Sclerosis (MS).

Townsend hopes to 'silence critics'

Andros Townsend hopes he has "silenced" his critics after his equaliser earned England a 1-1 friendly draw in Italy.

Portugal 0-2 Cape Verde Islands

Portugal rest captain Cristiano Ronaldo and suffer a shock defeat at home to African side Cape Verde Islands.

Yemen air strikes kill 23 in factory: residents

ADEN (Reuters) - An air strike on Yemen's Red Sea port of Hodaida destroyed a dairy factory on Tuesday night, killing 23 workers, medical sources said, in what appeared to be one of the biggest cases of civilian deaths in a Saudi-led campaign against Houthi militia.

Over 100 British business bosses back Cameron's Conservatives ahead of election

LONDON (Reuters) - Over 100 British company bosses publicly backed Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative-led government on Wednesday and warned a change of course for Britain's $2.8 trilliom economy under a Labour government would put the recovery at risk.