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Climate talks 'at crunch point'

The latest round of United Nations climate talks are reaching "crunch point" as government ministers from around the world make a final push for...

Madoff's UK directors sued for £50m

Papers were filed in London in a bid to recover at least 80 million dollars (£50.6 million) from the international arm of jailed financier...

Haiti rocked by violent protests

Protesters enraged by the results of Haiti's troubled presidential election torched barricades and political offices, traded blows with United Nations peacekeepers and shut down...

Honeymoon death husband's bail bid

A wealthy businessman accused of murdering his wife on honeymoon is preparing a fresh legal challenge in a bid to be granted bail.Shrien Dewani,...

Obama signs land claims legislation

Barack Obama has signed a landmark law that will pay American Indians and black farmers 4.6 billion dollars (£2.9m) to deal with claims of...

Manx and Cornish on endangered list

Manx and Cornish are among the UK languages included on a new list of endangered forms of communication from around the world.A database compiled...

Bosses 'overlook scruffy workers'

Most bosses reject candidates at a job interview if they look scruffy and one in five have fired someone if they are not "appropriately"...

Big Brother 'sparks good behaviour'

People are better behaved when they have a sense of "Big Brother" watching them, research has shown.Psychologists found that cafe diners were less likely...

Mrs Simpson a 'miserable American'

An eyewitness account of the Edward VIII abdication crisis by the BBC's then director general reveals how the executive believed a "miserable, second-rate American...

Painting by Stubbs fetches £10m

A painting by British master George Stubbs has sold for a record £10 million.Brood Mares and Foals, painted at the height of the renowned...

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