SOCIETY

Wealthier households have the highest emissions overall, a study has found.

The Centre for Cities report highlights the need to revamp the education system.

How will the Protection of State Information Bill impact on the economy, media, and people of South Africa?

Drug use at the St Paul's protest camp has escalated to the point that local authorities have installed containers for the safe disposal of syringe needles.

A near-identical version of the Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen dress Pippa Middleton wore Will and Kate’s wedding

The parents of missing Madeleine McCann "were being tried by the media" and faced a barrage of innuendo suggesting they were involved in murdering their missing child, they told the Leveson Inquiry.

A Russian female newsreader has caused a stir in her home country after appearing to put up her middle finger following her mention of the U.S. President's name during an afternoon news bulletin.

Protests have erupted in Bahrain to coincide with the publication of a much-anticipated report on the uprisings in the Gulf state earlier this year.

The ex-wife of former England footballer Paul Gascoigne's said she fears the press will take revenge for her Leveson Inquiry appearance.

Two women in their 50s were caught on CCTV stealing £400 worth of alcohol from Asda in Oldham before realising their getaway vehicle was out of petrol.

Phone-hacking spread further than the News of the World, the Leveson Inquiry has heard.

The Liverpool based Whitney family made hundreds of thousands of pounds supplying addicts with heroin and cocaine around the clock

Crowds in Cairo's Tahrir Square continued Wednesday to fight a pitched battle against riot police and the Egyptian army, as pro-democracy protesters rejected military rulers' timetable for elections.

Australian police are investigating a former senator's allegations that an executive from Rupert Murdoch's News Limited offered him favourable newspaper coverage and a "special relationship" in return for voting against government legislation.

Turkish President Abdullah Gul, and his wife Hayrunnisa, were greeted by the Queen at the start of his three-day State visit.

Spearmint Rhino’s UK Vice President, John Specht, has told the IBTimes that it is not rare for bankers and other senior executives to spend tens of thousands of pounds enjoying a night of excess with its lap dancers.

Greg Gribble who has over 20-years flight experience was flung out the front door of the chopper before falling back in through its side door.

Officials at the University of California have said they will pay the medical expenses of the students who were pepper spared during an Occupy Davis protest last week.

The outgoing Italian Prime Minister has stayed true to his chameleon form by releasing a new album of love songs barely a week out of office.

Judge William Adams, the man who was secretly filmed repeatedly beating his disabled daughter with a belt, has been suspended as an Aransas County, Texas, judge on full pay.

As added precaution, entries to the neonatal unit are being "restricted to babies of 36-weeks or over gestation". The hospital will continue with routine full-term births.

Actor Steve Coogan tells the Leveson Inquiry about a failed NOTW sting and doorstepping his pregnant girlfriend.

Speaking at the Leverson Inquiry, the parents of Alan Watson claim that "sick" articles in the press about their murdered daughter, Diane Watson, drove their 15-year-old son to take his life

The horrifying video of what is believed to be a Buddhist nun engulfed in flames on a city street was smuggled out of the country and given to Students for a Free Tibet, which has released it to the media and posted it on YouTube.

A pregnant woman who was pepper sprayed during the Occupy Seattle protests claims she suffered a miscarriage five days later as a result of her injuries.

The fake surgeon who gave unsuspecting clients toxin-filled injections in their behinds to make them look bigger has been charged with practising medicine without a licence with serious bodily injuiry.

Gang raid British prison to swipe cigarettes worth £8,000

The United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been left "blind" in the Middle East after the uncovering of at least a dozen U.S. agents in Lebanon and Iran.

Dr Judy Mikovits was responsible for a contentious study suggesting that a virus could be the cause of chronic fatigue syndrome, otherwise known as myalgic encephalitis (ME).