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LONDON - A gay couple, who tied the knot over the Internet to bypass state law, has been told their union is invalid because they were not present when the ceremony took place.

LONDON - Police officers at a crime scene in Britain are said to have eaten Domino's pizza without realising that they had been ordered by the very suspects they had been hunting.

LONDON - A gay sperm donor in Britain has won a custody battle brought about by a lesbian who had his children, after the court ruled that he can spend 152 days of the year with them.

LONDON - The release of a trove of classified US diplomatic cables by WikiLeaks is perfectly legal, a spokesperson for the whistleblower website has said.

VIENNA - The International Atomic Energy Agency said Thursday it would boost efforts to protect sensitive information, in a move that coincided with recent leaks of documents on the exchange of information between the Vienna-based IAEA and Washington.