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The blasts coincided with the Shia Muslim festival of Ashura - the most important day in the Shia calendar and marked with a public holiday in Afghanistan.

Inaki Urdangarin, who married Princess Cristina in 1999, is being investigated over claims he misused public funds given to a foundation he ran.

Correspondents say the unrest will come as a shock to President Nursultan Nazarbayev, who has ruled the republic since before independence and kept a tight rein on public protest

The BBC's Paul Adams says the soldier's defence team is likely to argue that little harm came of the leaks, and that their release was in the greater public interest

This year the public are being asked to vote again, this time on seven wonders of nature worth visiting.

I said we should drastically reduce the size of the public sector and its expenditure. And I gave as an example the railway where there were exorbitant wage bills compared to the revenue of the country

That included an extensive media campaign to try to persuade the public and government of the shortcomings of plain packaging.

A PSNI spokeswoman said they had deployed additional resources to deal with public disorder in both central and east Belfast.

Public demonstrations are extremely rare in Vietnam, where the government makes social and political stability its top priority.

Police have been trying hard to prevent demonstrations, but this time it seems public anger was too great to suppress, our correspondent says.

On the economy, Mr Putin said he wanted to "de-offshore" Russian business and curb fraud in public spending.

Mr Abe has made the economy a central plank of his campaign, promising to boost public spending to end the 20-year slump.

He lost public support over the move to double sales tax, something he said was necessary to tackle Japan's massive debt.

Much of the research on health recommendations comes from the American College of Sports Medicine, which has been studying levels of public fitness since the 1950s.

In practice, it has become a rancorous public relations disaster, and all because of a Byzantine logic over what constitutes a valid ticket, and a policy of issuing huge fines to passengers who do not have one.

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