Sangeetha Seshagiri

A Ferrari that was lying unattended in a barn, for more than 35 years, has been sold for £102,000 by the Bonhams auction house, in Oxford.

Leading Mr McBride apparently died of cardiac arrest, but police have recovered empty bottles of liquor and covers of diazepam tablets from his room.

US president reassures Jewish lobby of action but cautions against 'loose talk of war'.

Catholic cardinal Keith O'Brien, leader of the Catholic Church in Scotland, said the government's proposal to legalise same-sex marriage is an attempt to redefine marriage.

The president's speech has attracted significance in the wake of reported Israeli plans to target Iran's nuclear facilities.

Two Japanese researchers have invented a speech jamming gun that makes people stop conversing within seconds forcing them to be silent.

A bright light believed to be a meteorite was spotted across Britain and Scotland on Saturday.

A series of tornadoes swept across South and Midwest US states on Friday, killing at least 27 people and leaving dozens missing.

Nasa's Cassini spacecraft has detected the presence of oxygen ions around Saturn's icy moon Dione for the first time.

Thousands of women will be marching down Oxford Street to Trafalgar Square to protest male violence against women in the afternoon of 3 March.

Prince Harry arrived in Belize, popularly known as the jewel of the Caribbean, as part of his seven-day royal tour for the queen's Diamond jubilee celebrations.

The government has announced that wild animals will be banned from Britain's circuses and a tougher licensing system will be implemented to ensure good condition for the animals until the ban takes place.

Archeologists have claimed to have found what could be an earliest record of Christianity by uncovering a first century Jerusalem tomb, which has ancient inscriptions and an iconographic image written on Jewish ossuaries or bone boxes.

Jury in Ponzi scheme case hears closing arguments against US financier.

Tyrannosaurus Rex (T.Rex), had the most powerful bite of any creature in the world, with a biting force between 35,000-57,000 Newtons in a single tooth.

Mahatma Gandhi has been baptised in proxy by a US church in 1996, according to Helen Radkey, a researcher.

Five-thousand-year-old caveman preserved in ice had genetic illness and potential for heart disease, researchers find.

As Japan sets to observe their first tsunami anniversary, let's take a look at some of pictures of Japan of how it looked after tsunami and now.

Angelina Jolie's right leg has its own Twitter account!

The melting Arctic Sea could be playing a critical role behind freezing winters in Britain and other countries in the northern hemisphere, according to a study.

The 84th Academy Awards may be over... the parties, however, are only just beginning!

The Oscars is always a star-studded affair. This year was no different. With a number of fashionable stars walking the red carpet, there was always going to be a ton of gossip about who got the right look and who didn't!

Check out some of the other best-dressed Oscar attendees...

Actress Helena Bonham Carter honoured with Commander of the British Empire award for contribution to film.

Fashion house Alexander McQueen on Monday came up with its new autumn/winter collection for its McQ label at the London fashion week, two years after its founder's suicide.

Russian scientists have grown plants from fruits that were stored by squirrels, in Siberian permafrost, more than 30,000 years ago.

Singer Rihanna is celebrating her 24th birthday on Monday.

The world's first test tube hamburgers will be ready by this October, according to Dutch scientist Mark Post of Maastricht University in Netherlands.

Stella McCartney's Evening wear presentation and dinner party was a star-studded affair with around 100 guests attending the event at Mayfair, London.