Shamed former glam rock star Gary Glitter will be free to travel anywhere in the world after he is released from prison tomorrow, his lawyer said today.

VIETNAM plans to restore the ruins of an ancient imperial city in central Hanoi dating back to the seventh century with help from Japan and the UN cultural organisation, heritage officials say.

BACK in the first week in January four prominent American political figures raised the need for the abolition of nuclear weapons. The issue was followed up this week in an article by Mikhail Gorbachev calling for urgent action.

Tropical Storm Durian has slammed into Vietnam’s southern coast, killing at least 47 people, injuring more than 300 and destroying thousands of houses, officials said today.

There is no guarantee that former rocker Gary Glitter’s lawyers will succeed in bailing him out of jail, where he’s being held on suspicion of having sex with underage girls, police said today.

AS much as €100,000 may have been stolen from the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation (CNCF) in a carefully engineered scam at its Dublin office.

Vietnam celebrated the communist victory over a US-backed government today, parading troops on the same boulevard used by tanks on their way to smashing the Presidential Palace of South Vietnam 30 years ago.

ALMOST 3,000 people were left angry and disappointed when a weekend production of the musical Miss Saigon was cancelled just before the show was about to start.