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Tokyo detective Kenzo Mori is sent to London to find the brother he thought was dead, now reappeared and wanted for a vicious killing that threatens to tear both cities apart. Show more Kenzo Mori is a good detective and an adequate husband. He lives in a tiny Tokyo apartment with his constrained wife Rei, insubordinate teenage daughter Taki and elderly, bickering parents Hotaka and Natsuko. It is
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Storyville: documentary exposing the supply of young girls to the Japanese modelling industry by following 13-year-old Nadya from poverty in Siberia to life as a model in Tokyo. Show more Storyville: documentary which exposes the shocking supply of ever younger girl models to the Japanese modelling industry. The film follows 13-year-old Nadya from poverty in Siberia to the city of Tokyo and a life
'Spocking' not illegal, Canada says
The Vulcan salute on a Canadian $5 bill was thought to be illegal The Bank of Canada has said that it is not illegal to deface or mutilate banknotes. The announcement was made after actor Leonard Nimoy's death last week set off a craze of marking-up banknotes. The drawings make the country's former Prime Minister, Wilfrid Laurier, look like Spock, Nimoy's famous Star Trek character. "#Spocking liv
Richard III: Facial reconstruction shows king's features
The unveiling of the reconstruction was attended by Michael Ibsen, Richard's 17th generation nephew, who also provided DNA for tests on the bones A facial reconstruction based on the skull of Richard III has revealed how the English king may have looked. The king's skeleton was found under a car park in Leicester during an archaeological dig. The reconstructed face has a slightly arched nose and p
Richard III dig: DNA confirms bones are king's
Richard Buckley, lead archaeologist, Leicester University: "Beyond reasonable doubt, the individual exhumed is Richard III" A skeleton found beneath a Leicester car park has been confirmed as that of English king Richard III. Experts from the University of Leicester, external said DNA from the bones matched that of descendants of the monarch's family. Lead archaeologist Richard Buckley, from the U
Gerry Anderson, Thunderbirds creator, dies
A look back at the life of the Thunderbirds creator. Footage courtesy Thunderbirds/ITC and Century 21 Television Gerry Anderson, the creator of hit TV shows including Thunderbirds, Stingray and Joe 90, has died at the age of 83. He also created Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons and his puppet superheroes fired the imaginations of millions of young viewers in the 1960s and '70s. Thunderbirds, a sci
Deep Purple's Jon Lord dies at 71
Jon Lord co-wrote many Deep Purple hits including Smoke On The Water Jon Lord, the former keyboard player with heavy rock band Deep Purple, has died aged 71. Lord co-founded Deep Purple in 1968 and co-wrote many of the group's songs including Smoke On The Water. He also played with bands including Whitesnake. He had been receiving treatment for pancreatic cancer since last August. He died at the L
Haruki Murakami: How a Japanese writer conquered the world
At midnight in London, and the same time next week in America, bookshops will open their doors to sell Haruki Murakami's latest novel to eager fans. This is not Harry Potter, it's a 1,600-page translation from Japanese. So why the excitement? When Haruki Murakami's new book, 1Q84, was released in Japanese two years ago, most of the print-run sold out in just one day - the country's largest booksho
Japanese nuclear radiation checks
Radiation from Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has reached harmful levels, the government says. The warning comes after the plant was rocked by a third blast which appears to have damaged one of the reactors' containment systems for the first time. Officials have extended the danger zone, warning residents within 30km (18 miles) to evacuate or stay indoors. Pictures show residents being ch
BBC News - Japan earthquake
No need to reload page, content updates automatically. 0007: It's been a dramatic week - the killing of arguably the world's most wanted man and the emergence of intriguing details about where he was hiding. Questions remain of course, including concerns over Pakistan's failure to detect Bin Laden and about exactly how the US raid was planned and executed. We're going to end our live coverage now,
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