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A man who climbed up a 200-foot transmission tower in Seattle was killed when he touched a 120,000-volt line and fell 50 feet to a platform, authorities said.
Major grocers in Canada sell canned fish years past "best of" shelf life, although many say they check their products weekly, a CBC investigation found.
An English couple found dead on a stolen yacht off the African coast probably died of starvation and dehydration, witnesses at an inquest said Thursday.
British prosecutors said Wednesday they will seek retrials of four men accused of plotting to destroy jetliners with liquid bombs.
British police were forced to make early arrests in an alleged airline bomb plot, leaving them with a weak case, a former counter-terrorism chief said Tuesday.
Police in England have launched a new counter-terrorism campaign aimed at encouraging the public to actively participate in reporting potential suspects.
Links connecting three attempted car bombings in London and Glasgow, Scotland, are becoming 'ever clearer,' Britain's top counter-terrorism official said.
A message threatening London with bombing was posted on an Islamist Web site hours before a Mercedes loaded with explosives was left outside a nightclub.
A second explosives-laden car was found illegally parked early Friday, ticketed and towed to an underground parking garage in London.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair denounced leaks of sensitive security information to the press but said he will not start an inquiry.
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