Amy Winehouse Suffered A Reaction To Medication

Amy Winehouse has been taken to University College Hospital after suffering a "reaction to medication". There have long been concerns about the singer's health, and she received hospital treatment last month for traces of lung disease emphysema.

Amy Winehouse will stay in hospital overnight and a decision will be made whether to discharge her.

She is under observation.

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Iraq Bombings Dozens Die

Three female suicide bombers targeted Shi'ite pilgrims in the city that have been killed at least 28 people and more than 90 wounded in Baghdad. Many more have been wounded in the wave of attacks in Baghdad and another explosion in Kirkuk.

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Batman The Dark Knight Box Office

Hollywood has just ridden to the most lucrative movie going weekend in film history on the cape of The Dark Knight. Christopher Nolan's gritty Batman sequel raked in $155 million between Friday and Sunday, outselling the previous top weekend grosser, 2007's Spider-Man 3, by more than $4 million and driving the movie business to a record $253 million weekend.

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Fugitive Radovan Karadzic Arrested

Radovan Karadzic 1st President of Republika Srpska is wanted for allegedly ordering civilian massacres that left thousands dead in wartime Bosnia. He has been arrested, according to a statement from the office of Serbian President Boris Tadic.

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Barack Obama Fundraising Holds Lead Over Rival John McCain

WASHINGTON - Barack Obama raised $52 million in June and more than double the $22 million raised by his Republican rival John McCain.

The Obama campaign raised the funds with an average donation of $68, a sign of his continued strength among small donors, campaign manager David Plouffe said in an e-mail to supporters. The Obama campaign has $72 million in the bank.

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Two Black Coffins Exchange For Five Lebanese Militants

Lebanon Celebrates Prisoner Swap
A hero's welcome was given to Five Lebanese militants who are released today from prison in Israel just hours after being awarded their freedom. They were freed in exchange for the return of the bodies of two Israeli soldiers kidnapped two years ago. The deal is being viewed as a triumph by the Lebanese Shi'ite group.

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Pope Benedict XVI Apologize For Sex Scandal

A nine-day visit to Australia of Pope Benedict XVI has begun from where he is due to apologize for decades of sexual abuse of children by priests. As he began the longest foreign trip of his papacy, he said pedophilia was "incompatible" with being a priest.

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