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A federal magistrate has refused a request from lawyers for the surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect that would allow them to take "current and periodic" photographs of him, which would have been kept from the government.

The EU is to ban restaurants from using refillable bottles and dipping bowls of olive oil, citing hygiene and consumer protection.

John Tlumacki shot some of the most dramatic images of the Boston Marathon bombings.

Running the prison camp costs the Pentagon more than $150 million a year -- just over $900,000 for each of the 166 detainees at the facility, located on a Navy base on the eastern end of Cuba. By comparison, costs for a typical federal prison inmate run about $25,000 a year; at the "supermax" prison in Colorado that holds domestic terrorists Eric Rudolph and Ted Kaczynski, it's about $60,000.

North Korea has fired three short-range missiles as part of an apparent routine test-launch, South Korea says.

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Two people are killed and three others seriously injured in a car crash in Wiltshire.

David Beckham's advisors hold talks with US Major League Soccer over the former England captain buying a franchise.