November 7, 2013 - 7:52AM RAMALLAH - Swiss scientists have concluded Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat is likely to have died from polonium poisoning, according to a text of their findings published by Al-Jazeera television. LONDON - When Australia's Victoria Cross recipient Corporal Daniel Keighran met the Queen in her private apartment at Buckingham Palace, the first thing they discussed was, typically, the dreadful British weather. DUNCAN: Prosecutors in the US state of Oklahoma have charged 17-year-old Michael Jones with first degree murder for the drive-by shooting of Australian baseballer Chris Lane. He had earlier been charged with lesser offences. HAMBURG - An international maritime court will rule this month whether to order Russia to release 30 crew members, including an Australian, of a Greenpeace ship held since mid-September, in a high-profile case brought by The Netherlands. PARIS - Scientists say they may have found the earliest signs yet of autism in infants - babies as young as two months starting to evade other people's eyes. PARIS - In a landmark ruling, a French court has ordered Google to prevent its search engine from providing links to images of a sadomasochistic orgy involving former Formula One boss Max Mosley.