Why Li's Handshake With Queen Is Uncomfortable

The desire for Britain and China to take their relationship in trade and investment to a new level is obvious. Put simply, China has the cash and the spending power that could really help Britain. Equally, the UK has experience and expertise which...

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Father Convicted For Avenging Daughter's Death

A man has been convicted by a French court for organising the kidnapping of his daughter's killer so he could be brought to justice. Andre Bamberski suspected ex-doctor Dietrich Krombach, his 15-year-old daughter Kalinka's stepfather, of giving her...

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Explosion At Nigeria World Cup Viewing Centre

At least 21 people have been killed after a suicide bomber targeted football fans at a World Cup screening in northeastern Nigeria. Witnesses described hearing two blasts at a venue where football fans had gathered in Damaturu on Tuesday night to watch...

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DiCaprio Donates $7m To Protect Marine Life

Leonardo DiCaprio has donated $7m (£4.1m) towards protecting the oceans after witnessing "environmental devastation first-hand". The Hollywood star told the audience at the US State Department's Our Ocean conference about the importance of protecting...

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British Girl, Five, Drowns In Cyprus Hotel Pool

A five-year-old British girl has drowned in a hotel swimming pool in Cyprus during a family holiday. The youngster died on Monday afternoon at the Evalena Hotel in Protaras, on the southeastern coast of the island. The child had arrived in Cyprus on...

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'Mona Lisa' Of Stamps Sets New Auction Record

A postage stamp from a 19th century British colony in South America has become the world's most valuable stamp - again. The 1856 British Guiana One-Cent Magenta has sold for $9.5m (£5.6m) at a Sotheby's auction in New York. It was the fourth time it...

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Satanist Held Over Ritual Killing In Park

By Anthee Carassava, in Greece Police in Greece are investigating whether a self-proclaimed satanist, who has confessed to performing a human sacrifice in a public square in Athens, is part of a bigger cult of dark witchcraft. The move follows...

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Australia Warned Over Declining Barrier Reef

Australia's Great Barrier Reef could be put on a list of endangered World Heritage Sites if more is not done to protect it. The United Nation's cultural agency, Unesco, has called on the country to submit a report on its actions by February 1, 2015,...

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Met Cancels 'Anti-Semitic' Broadcast Of Opera

The Metropolitan Opera has cancelled plans for a global simulcast to cinemas of John Adams' The Death of Klinghoffer amid fears it could stir anti-Semitic feelings. The Live in HD broadcast had been scheduled for November 15. The opera depicts the...

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Iraq Crisis: PM Vows To 'Face Terrorism'

Iraq's prime minister has said his forces are "striking back" after a "shock" defeat at the hands of Sunni militants in the country's north. Nouri al Maliki's address came as insurgents were seen parading through the city of Baiji after taking...

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