Terror Plot to Kill Mohammed Cartoonist February 12, 2008
Danish authorities said Tuesday they have arrested three people who allegedly were plotting a "terror-related assassination" of a cartoonist whose drawing of the Prophet Mohammed sparked rage in the Muslim world two years ago.
Researchers Knock AIDS Virus for Six October 23, 2007
With the latest advances in treatment, doctors have discovered that they can successfully neutralise the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The so-called ‘combination therapy’ prevents HIV from mutating and spreading, allowing patients to rebuild their immune system to the same levels as the rest of the population.
Bloog Groups can be Converted April 2, 2007
Scientists have developed a way of converting one blood group into another.
Olive Oil Helps Cut Cancer Risk December 23, 2006
Adding plenty of olive oil to a diet could help protect against cell damage that can lead to cancer, experts say.
Briton Murdered Over Cigarette in Denmark June 6, 2006
A British man was stabbed to death in Copenhagen early this morning after an apparent argument over a cigarette.
Cleric offers reward for killing of cartoonist February 17, 2006
A Pakistani cleric today offered 1.5m rupees (£9,600) and a car as a reward to anyone who killed the cartoonist who drew images of the prophet Muhammad.
Mohammed Yousaf Qureshi, a prayer leader at the Mohabat Khan mosque in Peshawar, made the announcement to a 1,000-strong crowd outside the mosque after Friday prayers.
"This is a unanimous decision by all imams ...
Islamic Messages Defacing Danish Websites February 8, 2006
Muslim protests over editorial cartoons originally published by a Danish newspaper have spilled onto the Internet and resulted in defacements of hundreds of Danish Web sites, a security company said Tuesday.
According to Helsinki-based F-Secure, nearly 600 Danish sites have been defaced with anti-Dane and pro-Muslim messages in the past week, the latest fallout in the uproar over cartoons ...
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