Jill Abramson Fired by New York Times: Why The Media is Failing Women
The former executive editor's forced exit shows how women are still hindered by gender stereotypes in newsroom.
Prince Harry Visits Estonia and Italy to Honour War Veterans
Royal embarks on three-day official visit to meet WWII veterans and honour the dead
Camelopardalid Meteor Shower: Earth to Intercept 'Dust Trails' Comet 209P/LINEAR For First Time
The Camelopardalid meteor shower will occur on 23/24 May as Earth passes through debris from Comet 209P/LINEAR.
Space: Rosetta Spacecraft Captures Images of 'Dust Veiled' Comet it Plans to Land on
The European Space Agency has taken images of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko's dusty veil.
Idaho Sex Slave: Woman Escapes Booby-Trapped Home of Oscar Ayala-Arizmendi After 18 Months
The 27-year-old victim was kept in a house with complex construction of restraints, electrical wiring and fencing.
North America's Oldest Skeleton Discovery: 13,000-Year-Old Body of 'Naia' Discovered in Mexico
Researchers have found the oldest skeleton in the world in Hoyo Negro in an underwater Yucatán Peninsula cave.
13,000-Year-Old Skeleton Reveals Link Between Earliest Americans and Modern Native Americans
Ancient remains of a skeleton in an underwater Yucatán Peninsula cave confirm origins of first people in Americas.
Fight Club: Top Five Cases of Politicians Behaving Badly
Australian Education Minister Christopher Pyne called opposition Leader Bill Shorten a c**t in parliament.
Jill Abramson: New York Times 'T' Tattoo 'Will Tell the Story of Me'
Jill Abramson stepped down from her position as executive editor for New York Times this week.
Nasa Video: Super-Dense 'Neutron Stars' Violent Collision Creates Black Hole
Nasa has released a video depicting the collision of two neutron stars resulting in the creation of a black hole.
US: Tennessee Fashion Police Tighten Law on 'Saggy Pants'
Pikeville city council in Tennessee to outlaw exposure of underwear in trousers.
Cannes 2014: History and Origins of the Prestigious Film Festival
A trip down red carpet history as 67th Cannes Film Festival opens at the Palais des Festivals et des Congres.
Eating Insects: Grasshoppers and Crickets 'Delicious' But Fly Cake Unpalatable, Entomology Expert Says
Arnold van Huis, an entomologist at Wageningen University, is organising a conference on eating insects.
What Killed the Dinosaurs? Post-Asteroid Collision 'Impact Winter' Caused Intense Global Cooling
Utrecht University researchers suggest an 'impact winter' wiped out the dinosaurs after a six-mile wide asteroid hit Earth.
24 and Homeland 'Glamorise Torture', Amnesty Claims
Third of British believe torture acceptable to protect the public
Did Asteroid Strike Kill Off Early Humans and Mammoths?
Analysis of geological material suggests dates of reported asteroid collision cannot explain Clovis and mammoth extinctions.
Abortion Rates Soar for Over-35s as Women Forego Contraception
Abortions rises for women in late 30s and 40s as they believe they are too old to conceive.
Scotland's Dodo: Extinct 1,500-Year-Old Great Auk Skeleton Found
Skeleton of metre-tall extinct Great auk has been discovered at the Scottish Seabird Centre.
FiveFingers Payout: Celebrity Favourite Vibram 'Barefoot' Shoes Settle Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit
Vibram settle $3.75m lawsuit over false health benefits claims over FiveFingers running shoes.
Space Junk: Ultra-Fast Bionic Arm Has Potential to Capture Dangerous Debris Orbiting Earth
A robot arm developed in Switzerland could be used in the Clean- mE project to capture space debris.
Fifa World Cup: Brazilian Hoteliers Reveal Players' Bizarre 'Rock Star' Requests
Fifa World Cup players demand special soap, silent air-conditioning and a room dedicated to video games.
First World War Centenary: Imperial War Museum Launches 'Permanent Digital Memorial' Archive
Imperial War Museums have launched an online archive called Lives of the First World War project.
NFL: Derrick Ward Launches Homophobic Twitter Rant Over Michael Sam's Television Kiss
Derrick Ward has tweeted his disgust over first gay NFL player Michael Sam's kiss on ESPN.
Malaysia Flight MH370: British Inmarsat to Offer Free Flight Tracking Service
British satellite telecommunications company Inmarsat offers free tracking service to international passenger airlines.
Why is There 'No Such Thing' as Rape on British University Campuses?
IBTimes UK examines sexism at British universities and why campus rapes are so under-reported.
FGM: Met Police Target 'High Risk' Suspects at UK Airports to Stop Mutilation of Girls
British police and border officials have been intercepting suspected perpetrators of female genital mutilation at UK airports.
Saturn Opposition 2014: Where to Watch Ringed Gas Giant Align with Earth Live Online
Saturn will be bright and visible in the sky on 10 May when it aligns with the sun and Earth.
Australia: MP Geoff Shaw's Anti-Abortion 'Tummy Eggs' Comment is No Laughing Matter
The Victorian Independent MP compared abortion to killing 'snake eggs' in Australia's Herald Sun.
Eurovision 2014: Little-Known Facts About the Song Contest
Since 1956 the contest has launched pop careers for Abba, Bucks Fizz and Brotherhood of Man.
Spain: Jail Confirmed for Mother who Burnt Daughter's Rapist to Death
Maria del Carmen García sentenced to five-and-a-half year for setting fire to Antonio Soriano