Sunday, 31 August 2014

Leaked Celebrity Photos Sparks Hacking Fears

Jennifer Lawrence's publicist says anyone posting the stolen images will be prosecuted, amid fears other stars have fallen victim.

End in sight for WW1 War Horse ride

The War Horse Ride - commemorating the part played by British and French cavalry during World War One - is due to end in the French town of Nery.

VIDEO: Peter Kay lights up Blackpool

Comedian Peter Kay hosted the big switch-on of the Blackpool Illuminations

Pupils begin 'tough' new curriculum

Teaching of a "tough" new national curriculum begins in England as children return to school this week.

High-powered hairdryers under threat

High-powered hairdryers are on a list of household electrical items the EU is considering banning in an attempt to curb energy consumption.

Charities urged to open own schools

Charities campaigning against child poverty should be encouraged to set up their own free schools, says a think tank report.

Israel to take over West Bank land

Israel unveils plans to take 400 hectares of land in the West Bank, triggering criticism from the Palestinians and the US.

VIDEO: Footage of powerful solar flares

The US Space Agency Nasa has released new footage showing a series of powerful solar flares.

China factory growth misses forecasts

China's manufacturing activity misses expectations in August, indicating that the country's economy may be losing momentum.

Jubilant Iraqi forces break two-month siege of Amerli: officials

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi security forces backed by Shi'ite militias on Sunday broke the two-month siege of Amerli by Islamic State militants and entered the northern town, officials said.