Politics

Miss France contestants make first public appearance

The 33 contestants who will compete for the title of Miss France 2014 are presented to the press. Duration: 00:47

Nov 14, 2013

Brazil's best buttocks at Miss BumBum 2013 pageant.

25-year-old Dai Macelo was chosen among 15 finalists as the woman with the most beautiful buttocks in Brazil. Images and soundbites of the election of Miss BumBum 2013. Duration: 01:04 ***WARNING: Contains images of partial nudity-Viewer discretion advised

Nov 14, 2013

Typhoon-hit town of Tacloban struggles to recover.

Two US Osprey aircrafts pull out foreigners from Tacloban, several days after super typhoon Haiyan destroyed the city. Duration: 00:51

Nov 14, 2013

Prince Harry to trek to South Pole with wounded vets

Prince Harry attracted huge crowds to London's Trafalger Square on Thursday as he prepares to leave for the South Pole on Sunday as part of the Walking with the Wounded Challenge 2013. Duration: 00:56

Nov 14, 2013

Designer Paul Smith presents his work of past 40 years

Designer Paul Smith criticised the British government for failing to translate the "goldmine of talent" among fashion students into economic success as he opened an exhibition in London of his work from the past four decades. Duration: 01:02

Nov 14, 2013

Try the impossible - Guinness World Records Day

Hula-hoops, backflips and basketball - participants try the impossible on Guinness World Records Day. Duration: 01:35

Nov 14, 2013

Obama to allow extension of health plans for extra year

President Barack Obama said Thursday that Americans will be allowed to keep canceled health plans for an extra year as he acknowledged a "rough" start to reforms. Duration: 00:55

Nov 14, 2013

Prince Charles in Sri Lanka for Commonwealth meeting

Britain's Prince Charles turned 65 while travelling to Sri Lanka to open a meeting of leaders from the Commonwealth bloc. Duration: 00:42

Nov 14, 2013

Mini-libraries bringing US neighborhoods together

"Take a book, bring a book", that's the motto of the Free Little Libraries movement. Book lovers across the US install wooden boxes in their driveways to share their favorite books with their neighbors. Duration: 01:48

Nov 14, 2013

Bob Dylan's visual art showed in London exhibition

Bob Dylan is one of the world's most renowned musicians but in recent years he's also been making waves in the visual art world. Duration: 0:52

Nov 14, 2013

Canadian probe led to hundreds of child porn arrests

A child pornography bust in Toronto two years ago has led to the arrest of 348 people and rescue of 386 sexually abused children around the world. Duration: 1:06

Nov 14, 2013

Restored archangel returns to Paris' Saint Chapelle

In an extremely delicate operation, the statue of the Saint Michel archangel is placed on top of the Sainte Chapelle on Ile de la Cité in central Paris on Thursday after extensive renovation. Duration: 0:47

Nov 14, 2013

Mass kimchi-making by 3,000 women in central Seoul

It's kimchi-making season in South Korea, 3,000 women wearing surgical hats and masks with rubber gloves and aprons, gathered outside Seoul city hall for a mass kimchi-making exercise. Duration: 0:51

Nov 14, 2013

Hezbollah chief speaks as Lebanese Shiites mark Ashura.

Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah vowed on Thursday to keep his forces in Syria fighting alongside President Bashar al-Assad's regime, in a rare public speech delivered in Beirut. Duration: 00:33

Nov 14, 2013

Tea seller cannot become PM, says Naresh Agarwal; Cong disagrees

Bhopal, Nov 13 (ANI): Even as Samajwadi Party leader Naresh Agarwal has sparked fresh controversy by taking a dig at BJP’s PM Candidate, Narendra Modi saying that a person who used to sell tea can never be nationalist in his views, and cannot be a PM, the Congress on Wednesday said anyone could aspire and become the PM of the country.

Nov 13, 2013