July 24, 2008 Gadgets & Tech – WELLINGTON/NEW YORK -- Apple, Inc.'s new iPhone made its hotly awaited debut on Friday with buyers storming stores in Asia and queues forming in Europe, although network problems marred the launch in the United…
Money – London's index of key shares, the FTSE 100, ends in "bear market" territory after another tough day for stocks in Europe and the US.
Travel – The numbers of African migrants heading to Italy in search of a new life is becoming an increasingly difficult political dilemma for the country.
News – MOSCOW, July 13 (UPI) -- Russia is making contingency plans for new nuclear missiles aimed at Europe as a response to U.S. missile shield moves, sources said Sunday.
News – Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will make history and seal detente with Europe on Sunday when he attends the launch of a French-inspired 43-nation Union for the Mediterranean alongside Israeli Prime Minister Ehud…
News – The Rail Maritime and Transport (RMT) Union said it will oppose South West Trains (SWT) proposals to reduce ticket office opening hours at 114 stations. SWT, which runs services across southern England, said…
Politics – An Iranian-born Israeli has been arrested and charged by the Israeli authorities with spying for Iran, police say.
News – A 14-year-old girl had to be rescued from rocks in Cumbria after she was blown from cliffs by high winds. Whitehaven Coastguard and the RNLI St Bees inshore lifeboat were called on Sunday afternoon after being…
Politics – Italy is willing to send its troops based in western Afghanistan to more dangerous areas of the country if requested by Nato, ministers say.
News – Aid workers from the charity Shelterbox have begun handing out aid boxes to survivors of the Chinese earthquake. The Cornish-based organisation has sent 800 boxes and a team of volunteers to Chengdu province
News – The restoration of the SS Nomadic, one of the last remaining links to the Titanic, is to be charted on a new website. The ship was transported to Belfast in 2006 after being bought by the government.
Health & Fitness – Did you know that there are more death caused by suicide than death in car accidents in the EU, and car accidents cause 50,000 deaths. With that many deaths, how does this affect the rest of the community; friends,…
News – BBC Scotland reporter Louise Stewart has been awarded a Winston Churchill Fellowship to travel in North America and study the historic links with Scotland.
Gadgets & Tech – Apple's new iPhone made its hotly awaited debut on Friday, with buyers storming stores in Asia and queues forming in European cities. Sales of the device, which combines a music and video player, cellphone and…
Travel – Food has been strongly used to establish the identity of most European countries. But if you come to think about it, most of these foods originated not in their prided land, but from the invaded tribes in the new…
News – Europe's armies are under-performing and will need fresh Franco-British impetus to meet future challenges, a top think-tank's report says.
News – Spanish fishermen gutted by fuel costs and bleak future
News – Heavy rain and flooding in Chile have displaced 15,000 people and shut down the world's largest copper mine, according to the government. So far, five people are known to have died in the floods - described…
Politics – The European Union has given the go-ahead for the start of talks with Russia on a new partnership agreement, following about 18 months of delays. The bloc's foreign ministers approved a mandate for the talks…
News – The widow of famous steeplejack Fred Dibnah said she was "devastated" at a vandal attack on a statue erected in his memory in his home town.
Travel – This August as world attention turns to the Olympics in Beijing, the Dalai Lama, Tibet's exiled spiritual leader and target of Chinese ire, travels to France.
News – More than 100 stallholders have taken part in a fund-raising car boot sale held in the grounds of a stately home. This year's event was in aid of two of the county's charities - Heart of Kent Hospice and Kent…
News – A new report on labour trends worldwide shows that Americans work the longest hours and are the most productive. The report published by the Geneva based International Labour Organisation (ILO) examines key indicators…
News – A decision by the Saudi owner of the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Cairo to ban the sale of alcohol and destroy millions of dollars worth of beverages has sparked a debate in Egypt.
Travel – It's pretty good to get a background of Amsterdam before spending a vacation there, isn't it? Well, for those who are currently planning or thinking for an Amsterdam vacation
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