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China steps up controls in unruly Xinjiang as Ramazan approaches
China is increasing its bans and monitoring as Ramadan approaches
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Michelle Obama in London to promote global education drive for girls
Obama described the 62 million girls who do not attend school as suffering a heartbreaking injustice
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Cricket helps young Afghan refugees field a new life in the UK
The Refugee Cricket Project was founded in 2009 with the aim of bringing young refugees together
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Cigarettes linked to half of deaths from 12 common cancers
Largest proportion of deaths associated with smoking were for lung and bronchitis cancer
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India PM Modi's yoga offensive gets Muslims stressed
Hindu nationalist groups say they want to resurrect India's past glory, based on a mix of history and Hindu myth
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Man survives 500 to 1,000 stings by swarming Arizona bees
A beekeeper called to the scene was also stung 23 times
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Pakistan doctors live in fear after spike in deadly attacks
A record 26 doctors were killed in Pakistan last year, according to police, three times the number in 2010
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Parallel justice or Islamophobia? Britain must ban Sharia 'kangaroo courts', demand activists
Britain's Home Office says that a review into Sharia courts would be included in a counter extremism strategy
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India tries to assuage Myanmar after cross-border raid boasts
Myanmar operation turns out to be minor and only low-level rebels were targeted
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Sex, lies and debt potentially exposed by US intelligence data hack
"This isn't shame on China. This is shame on us."









