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Pigeons wearing backpacks are monitoring air pollution in London

A flock of pigeons complete with sensor-carrying lightweight backpacks are helping consumers track air pollution in London. The birds have technology on-board to not only...

French woman, 91, gets her PhD after 30 years

A year-old woman has become the oldest person in France to get a PhD after taking 30 years to complete her thesis. Colette Bourlier successfully...

Man accused of killing six people plans to sue Uber

A man accused of fatally shooting six people between driving passengers for Uber in Michigan is suing the ride-sharing company for US$10m. Jason Dalton has...

Italy set to give all unsold food in supermarkets to the needy

Hot on the heals of France, Italy will become the second European country to donate its food waste to charity. The bill will ban supermarkets...

Macedonia’s president says Greece is not co-operating as refugees forced back across border

Macedonia's president says Greece is not being cooperative on the immigration crisis following a large influx of refugees into his country on Monday. Gjorge Ivanov...

London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Borse agree to create giant exchange worth €26bn

The London Stock Exchange and German rival Deutsche Borse revealed plans to save more than €448m a year as they agreed a tie-up to...

More Russian warplanes leave Syria

Another group of Russian warplanes have left their air base in Syria to return home, Russia's defence ministry has said. The announcement comes two days...

Female suicide bombers kill 22 at Nigerian mosque

Two female suicide bombers have killed at least 22 worshippers in an attack on a mosque in north-eastern Nigeria, rescue officials have said. Abdul Mohammed,...

Top mathematics prize and £495,000 for Briton who solved Fermat’s Last Theorem

British mathematician has been awarded one of the discipline’s top prizes for solving a numerical problem that baffled experts for three centuries. Sir Andrew Wiles,...

Sony buys interest in Michael Jackson music catalogue for $750m

Michael Jackson's estate has sold its interest in a massive music catalogue to Sony for $750m (€673.8m). Sony and Jackson's estate announced the sale of...

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