July 3, 2010
Russian spy suspects denied bail
Suspected Russian spies being held by the US are denied bail by a Virginia court as new light is shed on their true identity.
Blind drivers: US scientists work on car that uses sensors
US scientists aim present a prototype car for blind drivers in 2011, using sensors to indicate turns in the road via vibrating gloves.
Videla trial opens in Argentina
Former Argentine military ruler Jorge Videla goes on trial for the murder of more than 30 political prisoners in 1976.
US suspects ‘admit Russian names’
Two of the 11 members of a suspected spy ring in the US confirm they are Russian citizens, prosecutors say.
Brazil reels
Fans look to 2014 for payback after team exits Cup
Vibrating gloves and air puffs – plans for a car for blind drivers
US scientists aim present a prototype car for blind drivers in 2011, using sensors to indicate turns in the road via vibrating gloves.
Tributes paid to US lawmaker Byrd
Presidents Obama and Clinton attend a memorial service for Democratic Senator Robert Byrd, the longest-serving member of Congress.
Tributes paid to US lawmaker Byrd
Presidents Obama and Clinton attend a memorial service for Democratic Senator Robert Byrd, the longest-serving member of Congress.
LA ‘celebrity burglary’ five charged
A Los Angeles grand jury indicts five suspects accused of stealing more than $3m-worth (£1.8m) of goods from celebrities' homes.
July 2, 2010
Mexico arrest over US consulate killing
Mexican police say they have arrested a gang leader responsible for killing three people connected to the US consulate.