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BBC News - Duane Eddy and Richard Hawley bring back the twang
US rock pioneer Duane Eddy talks about making his first album in 25 years with Sheffield singer-songwriter Richard Hawley.
06-30-2011 by CandaceNeal Tags back, bring, duane, eddy, news, richard, twang

BBC News - Algeria leader Bouteflika pledges constitutional reform
Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika says the constitution will be amended to "strengthen democracy", following months of protests.
04-16-2011 by KarenAsano Tags algeria, bouteflika, constitutional, leader, news, pledges, reform

BBC News - The Killing jumpers 'reflect character's sexuality'
The Killing actress Sofie Grabol explains her character's knitwear and her "joy" at the drama's UK success.
04-10-2011 by GregoryNicotero Tags character, jumpers, news, reflect

BBC News - Bronx Zoo picks name for escaped Egyptian cobra
New York's Bronx Zoo chooses a name for the cobra that escaped from her pen and was discovered six days later: Mia.
04-10-2011 by GregoryNicotero Tags bronx, cobra, egyptian, escaped, name, news

BBC News - Appeal over attack on Boy George's socialite friend
Friends of a socialite who was badly beaten in Piccadilly Circus will hand out leaflets to appeal for information about the "homophobic" attack.
04-09-2011 by CarolS Tags attack, friend, george, news, over, socialite

BBC News - The surreal world of Nancy Fouts
An exhibition of surreal art by Nancy Fouts opens this week at a new gallery co-founded by actor Sean Pertwee.
04-08-2011 by JosephP Tags fouts, nancy, news, surreal, world

BBC News - Syrian cabinet resigns amid unrest
The Syrian cabinet resigns, says state-run television, after more than a week of mass protests.
03-30-2011 by JudithH Tags amid, cabinet, news, says, state, syrian, unrest

BBC News - In pictures: The American Dream
A gallery of pictures by photographers from the Magnum Photo Agency who have captured aspects of the American Dream.
03-30-2011 by LydiaBensimmon Tags american, dream, news

BBC News - Libya: William Hague hints at Muammar Gaddafi exile
Foreign Secretary William Hague hints that the UK might accept Col Gaddafi going into exile as a way of solving the crisis in Libya.
03-30-2011 by LydiaBensimmon Tags exile, hints, muammar, news, william

BBC News - Wal-Mart 'sexism' case goes to court in US
A group of women is suing the world's biggest retailer, Wal-Mart, claiming they were held back because of their gender.
03-30-2011 by CandaceNeal Tags goes, mart, news, sexism

BBC News - Trade union members protest spending cuts in Belfast
Thousands of trade union members march through the centre of Belfast.
03-27-2011 by MaryKay Tags belfast, cuts, members, news, protest, spending, trade, union

BBC News - Hugh Laurie to perform at Cheltenham Jazz Festival
Actor Hugh Laurie is to make his UK musical debut at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival.
03-27-2011 by MaryKay Tags cheltenham, festival, hugh, jazz, laurie, news, perform

BBC News - Canadian opposition 'to topple Conservative government'
Canadian opposition parties say they will vote against the Conservative government's budget, in a move that could trigger an election.
03-24-2011 by RandaSquillacote Tags canadian, conservative, government, news, topple

BBC News - Large turnout for Egypt's constitutional referendum
Long queues are reported at polling stations across Egypt for a referendum on constitutional reforms.
03-19-2011 by BarbaraYork Tags egypt, large, news, referendum

BBC News - UN backs Central America security
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, on a visit to Guatemala, promises to support Central America in its fight against insecurity and violence.
03-16-2011 by BettyBeebe Tags america, backs, news, security

BBC News - US Muslim 'radicalisation' hearings spark unease
As a controversial series of hearings into the "radicalisation of the American Muslim community" begins in the US, the BBC's Tom Burridge asks US Muslims for their reaction.
03-12-2011 by ArdisCohen Tags hearings, muslim, news, spark, unease

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