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BBC says sorry after tweets suggest UK queen hospitalised
March 2013 with was the first time she had needed hospital treatment in a decade
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Islamic State risks becoming global menace: US envoy
The group has lost about a quarter of the populated areas it once held in Iraq
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Twenty-five Iraqi tourists killed in Iran bus crash
A brake defect causes driver to lose control, sending the bus crashing 200 metres down into a river
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US says 10,000 Islamic State militants killed in nine-month campaign
We have conceived a three-year plan and we're nine months into it, says Blinken
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Study reveals chimps have mental skills to cook
Chimps have all the brainpower needed to cook
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Free, clean electricity: Small watermills for country’s big energy crisis
Potential in century-old mud-and-stone mill may make villages self-reliant.
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Pakistani detainee at Guantanamo Bay alleges CIA sexual abuse, torture beyond Senate findings
Senate investigators found internal CIA documents confirming that Khan had received involuntary rectal feeding
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Sepp Blatter resigns as FIFA president
Blatter says special congress will be summoned to elect a successor, but will remain as the body's president till...
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Indian acid producers responsible for 'vile' attacks: women leader
Acid attacks on women are most common in Cambodia, followed by Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan and India
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Can he be funny again?
Tracy Morgan gave his first interview since the car crash in which he was injured and lost a friend









