VIENNA (Reuters) - World powers are demanding that Iran immediately mothball a uranium enrichment site it hid for years, heightening fears it is secretly planning to build atom bombs, in a resolution drafted by the U.N. nuclear watchdog. Full Article at Reuters

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's foreign minister shrugged off on Thursday the Palestinian dismissal of a 10-month moratorium on some building in West Bank settlements, saying winning international support was more important. Full Article at Reuters

Immigration to the UK continued to rise last year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). About 590,000 people came to live in Britain in 2008, compared with 574,000 the year before, figures showed. Full Article at BBC News

A haul of Anglo-Saxon treasure, recently unearthed in Staffordshire, has been valued at £3.285m. The money will be split between metal detector enthusiast Terry Herbert, who found the hoard, and Fred Johnson, who owns the land where it was discovered. Full Article at BBC News

Next week, John Demjanjuk stands trial in Germany accused of helping to murder more than 27,000 Jews at the Sobibor death camp, built by the Nazis in Poland. Full Article at BBC News

Hollywood heart-throbs Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman have raised thousands of dollars for charity by auctioning their sweaty stage vests on Broadway. Full Article at BBC News

UK-US relations in the run-up to the Iraq war are to come under scrutiny as ex-US Ambassador Sir Christopher Meyer gives evidence to the war inquiry. Full Article at BBC News

First Test, Brisbane, day one (close): Australia 322-5 v West Indies Coverage: Regular score updates plus daily reports on BBC Sport website Match scorecard Simon Katich fell eight runs short of a deserved century as Australia made confident progress on... Full Article at BBC News

Two investment funds registered in the Caribbean have launched a legal case against Liberia over a debt that dates back to the 1970s. Full Article at BBC News

National Express will have its East Anglia rail franchise terminated three years early, the government has said. The Department for Transport said National Express would lose the franchise on 31 March 2011. Full Article at BBC News

The mayor of the Indian capital, Delhi, has admitted that the city's government has been paying salaries to 22,853 civic employees who do not exist. Full Article at BBC News

Dubai's financial health has come under scrutiny after a major, government-owned investment company asked for a six-month delay on repaying its debts. Full Article at BBC News

The Space Shuttle Atlantis flies past the ISS shortly after undocking early Wednesday morning The Space Shuttle Atlantis flies past the ISS shortly after undocking early Wednesday morning CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Full Article at FOX News

A Colombian court has sentenced a former general to 40 years in jail for his role in the killing of dozens of civilians by right-wing death squads. Jaime Humberto Uscategui's sentence is the longest ever for an army officer in Colombia. Full Article at BBC News

Average water bills in England and Wales will be reduced slightly over the next five years, regulator Ofwat has announced. It has ruled that typical bills will fall by £3 to £340 by 2015, before the impact of inflation is considered. Full Article at BBC News

Helicopter for Supreme Global Service Solutions went missing TuesdayAuthorities did not receive a distress signal from the chopperGovernor of Logar province said search's focus has been the Khar Pech districtSupreme Global, based in the Netherlands,... Full Article at CNN

Part of complete coverage on CDC officials are urging high-risk adults to get pneumonia and H1N1 vaccinations. Full Article at CNN