Criticism of our spending on overseas development can be dismissed merely as the preserve of racists or nationalists – but what Mordaunt said simply made no sense
The Australian Flu has the potential to be deadly
Rates of assault and murder decreasing in regions near Mexican border where cannabis use has been partially legalised
World Tourism Organization has said it is very likely Spain will take the second spot
'The garden should be filled with flowers of different kinds'
'Sometimes he says things that are silly'
Irish minister says the country can offer solutions to UK businesses fearing the loss of EU passporting rights
€1m energy facility constructed metres from damaged reactor that spewed radioactive cloud across Europe
More than 70 people hurt as mezzanine level caves in and plunges into lobby
'We are struggling to do everything we need to do, as this is our busiest time of the year'
While it has been discovered that 20 works in a Modigliani exhibition in Italy were fakes, copying great paintings is thriving, with three Russian brothers making anything from $10,000 per painting and the Tate soon to exhibit a copy of da Vinci's 'Last Supper' painted by his pupil Giampietrino
An international thriller set in the 1970s and centring on a plane hijacking
'Turning to renewables for new power generation is not simply an environmentally conscious decision, it is now – overwhelmingly – a smart economic one'
Lego competes with Barbie maker Mattel and Hasbro for a slice of the toys market in China
The product has been described as a 'monstrosity' and 'unnecessary'
Jonathan Whittall of Medicins Sans Frontieres scathingly attacked what he called 'stethoscopes for hire', those who operated 'as contractors driven by profit rather than the principles that guide humanitarian action in conflict'
Couple told to 'go die in a car crash' by social media trolls
A look ahead to the Premier League game at Old Trafford
Dedicated to his local community in Providence, Rhode Island, the BMX rider of 25 years fulfilled his dream of creating a free skatepark for children
'He knows that at the highest level he's in the last part of his career, but his dream, his desire, his fight was always to end at Manchester United his career at the highest level'
KFC has had some pretty impressive marketing stunts over the years, from a bath bomb that smells just like fried chicken, to a £14,000 sandwich made from a meteorite, and even a chicken corsage.
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Microscopic analysis of 160 million year-old fossil suggests prehistoric reptile had iridescent plumage similar to that found in some modern bird species