Three men from Liverpool have been charged with conspiring to commit robbery at the home of one of Northern Ireland’s richest men.

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Men ‘planned to rob’ millionaire

Barry Bonds was convicted of obstruction of justice on Wednesday, but a jury failed to reach a verdict on three other counts that the home run king lied to a grand jury when he denied knowingly using steroids and human growth hormone. (April 13)

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Bonds guilty of obstruction; jury hung on others

The sounds of a fierce gun battle rang out early Thursday morning from the home of Laurent Gbagbo as the bloody fight to determine who would be the president of Ivory Coast continued, a Red Cross official said.

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Fierce gun battle at Gbagbo’s home

A HUD rule that could force the home of a surviving spouse into foreclosure raises another warning flag about tapping home equity in retirement.

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Your Money: One More Worry About Reverse Mortgages

Authorities were at the home of Charlie Sheen late Thursday night, investigating a possible violation of a temporary restraining order taken out against the actor this month, police said.

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Sheen’s house searched for weapons

A pipe bomb is thrown at the home of a DUP election candidate in Antrim.

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DUP man’s home targeted in attack

An obscure company claims to hold title to roughly half of the home mortgages in the nation — 60 million loans.

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MERS? It May Have Swallowed Your Loan

Wage ‘restraint and reform’ is essential in order to minimise frontline job losses at forces in England and Wales, the home secretary says.

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Cuts to police pay ‘unavoidable’

The wife of a Liberal Democrat MP denies burgling the home of her husband’s mistress and stealing a kitten.

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MP’s wife denies stealing kitten

Posters in south London which have declared a “fatwa” on the home secretary are investigated by police.

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Police investigate ‘fatwa’ on May

Posters in south London which have declared a “fatwa” on the home secretary are investigated by police.

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Police investigate ‘fatwa’ on May

Deutsche Bank foreclosed on the home of Sgt. James B. Hurley and his wife in violation of a law intended to protect service members from such actions while they are overseas.

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A Reservist in a New War, Against Foreclosure

Demonstrators are continuing to take to the streets in Tunisia, including in the town of Sidi Bouzid, the home of Mohamed Bouazizi, the fruit vendor who set himself on fire after he was humiliated by the authorities.

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Family mourn Tunisian martyr

One-hundred people died and 14 were injured during a stampede near a religious temple in southern India, the home secretary of Kerala state said.

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Stampede kills 100 in southern India

Several hundred people lined the route close to the home of Michaela McAreavey as the hearse carrying her body returned to the family home in County Tyrone.

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Michaela’s body arrives home