US: Filmmaker who set the Middle East ablaze hides his face

The Californian man behind the anti-Islamic movie that has caused outrage across the Muslim world emerged from hiding this morning to be interviewed by federal probation officers.

With his face obscured behind a hat, glasses and a scarf, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, 55 was taken to a sheriff's station in his hometown of Cerritos by deputies of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's department.

US: Twitter Hands Over Messages By Occupy Wall Street Protester

Legal pressure has forced Twitter to hand over messages sent by an Occupy Wall Street protester.

Twitter spent months resisting the call to release the messages, saying to do so would undermine privacy laws.

UK: Young Kids Are Ambitious, Survey Says

Big career plans in young children may hint at greater emotional strength and resilience, a study suggests.

Researchers at London University's Institute of Education asked more than 11,000 seven-year-olds what they wanted to be when they grew up.

Religion: Funeral held for Church founder Sun Myung Moon

Tens of thousands of people have attended the funeral in South Korea of religious leader Sun Myung Moon.

The founder of the Unification Church died earlier this month, aged 92. On Saturday his red and gold coffin was carried into a vast arena filled with mourners near Seoul.

UK: The Dark Side of Journalism

It is a sad fact of life, that in today's "civilised" world we are unable to distinguish between what should be private and what should be public. Newspapers, magazines seem to fuel as well as serve the thirst of the common man for gossip. A sneak preview in to the lives of celebrities, politicians or any other public figure.