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British soldiers accused of bar brawl in Cyprus Nine British soldiers have gone on trial accused of starting a mass bar brawl in the Cyprus party resort of Ayia Napa. America softens stance on Iran's nuclear programme America and its allies have quietly watered down their stance on Iran's nuclear programme, pledging no more economic sanctions if Tehran keeps its enrichment of uranium at present levels. Russia launches Caspian Sea gas grab Russia has launched a campaign to win control of the Caspian Sea's vast gas resources in an attempt to tighten the Kremlin's stranglehold over Europe's energy supplies. Christie Brinkley 'humiliated by husband's porn and affair' The model Christie Brinkley has told a court how she felt "humiliated and stupid" after discovering her husband had cheated on her and spent thousands of dollars on internet pornography. Colombian hostage Ingrid Betancourt vows to become country's president Ingrid Betancourt, the Colombian politician rescued after six years in captivity, was reunited with her children as she vowed to become the country's president and free the remaining hostages held by Marxist rebels. Fire closes in on California's Big Sur coast Fires are closing in on the scenic coastal community of Big Sur, California, as crews wage a desperate battle to halt blazes that have been tearing through the area's tinder-dry terrain for almost two weeks. Has George W Bush gone soft on Iran? Six months before President George W Bush's Administration goes out of business, it has significantly softened its line on Iran. Why has this change taken place? Bible to be translated into Jamaican patois Plans to translate the Bible into patois - Jamaica's unofficial language - have ignited a fiery debate between those who say it empowers Jamaicans and traditionalists who say it dilutes the value of the Scripture. Colombia: The rise and fall of Farc The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc) are at their lowest point in 44 years of fighting. Russia taxes Western charities Russia renewed its campaign against Western aid and human rights organizations when Vladimir Putin, the prime minister, abolished tax exemptions for dozens of foreign charities.

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