NEWS

Serena Williams said her decision to end a 14-year boycott of the BNP Paribas Open after suffering racist abuse in the 2001 final came down to "timing."

Sweden's head prosecutor requests to question WikiLeaks founder over sexual assault allegations

New Jobs biography reveals current CEO Tim Cook offered liver transplant and Jobs considered buying Yahoo.

Greater Manchester Police apologise to abuse victims but add there will be no disciplinary actions.

Albinos are killed and their body parts used in magic rituals in some African countries

Police call incident an 'ambush' by protesters as the two injured officers are out of hospital.

TaiG announces its jailbreak convention titled 'Mobile Security Summit' for 27 March in Beijing, China.

China brokerage's $1.6bn Shanghai share sale attracts nearly $150bn from institutions and individuals.

Taylor Swift got in touch with Harry Styles because she felt bad for him.

Commerzbank chief executive Martin Blessing said the bank took the practices 'very seriously'.

Sam Allardyce will go to the Emirates Stadium with a depleted squad after Valencia and Tomkins injuries.

Arsene Wenger believes that the pressure is more than what it used to be earlier

IBM could end up developing a bitcoin alternative.

China, the world's second largest economy and India, the third largest in Asia, are two important growth drivers in the world.

CPI inflation rose to 5.37% year on year in February from an upward revised 5.2% in January

The upcoming Star Wars spin-off movie is titled Rogue One and is written and directed by Rian Johnson.

The Lumia 940 is expected to feature a 20-30 megapixel camera sensor with three LEDs.

The four identical MMS spacecraft will study the interaction of Earth's and sun's magnetic fields.

Steven Gerrard is keen to finish his Anfield career on a high before he joins LA Galaxy next campaign.

Seoul and Washington conclude computer-simulated Key Resolve joint military exercise.

British government says AIIB can complement work of World Bank and Asian Development Bank.

The National Ganga River Basin Authority is expected to ensure by 2020 that no sewage or industrial effluents are released into the river.

Hector Bellerin has been praised by Arsene Wenger following impressive performances in the Premier League.

Iraqi forces said to have recaptured three-fourths of Tikrit as 150-odd Isis militants continue to hold out.

Ganymede with a magnetic field of its own also has a thin atmosphere with some oxygen.

UN Security Council members discuss UN resolution to terminate sanctions on Iran if a nuclear deal is reached.

Stars from the worlds of fashion, film and royalty converged on the V & A for the Alexander McQueen retrospective.

In her book Capitalism's Toxic Assumptions, Eve Poole asks why we care so much about shareholders.

Researchers work on making world's first lab-grown chicken two years after the first test tube beef hamburger.