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Game Ranger Norman Chiwawu fought off beast after rescuing colleague.

Schmallenberg is carried in midges and causes deformities and death in lambs.

Prince William's six-year-old white rhino, Max, laughtered by poachers in a wildlife preserve.

More than 100 firefighters from Essex and London tackle blaze after biomass fuel fire spreads to dockside.

World Health Organisation declares India free of endemic polio but must wait two more years for all-clear.

According to a press release by the Press Association (PA), ongoing research into the "energy bill revolution" has revealed that a staggering 6.4 million homes are facing fuel poverty in the UK.

A social networking platform for all those in support of Wikileaks and all that it does.

International whistle-blowing Web site WikiLeaks has begun publishing confidential e-mails from a U.S.-based global intelligence company, Strategic Forecasting Inc. (Stratfor).

Check out a list of 10 endangered birds, mammals and insects from across the world... and see if you can do anything to protect them

Attorneys-General from 36 U.S. states have raised concerns over potential security and privacy implications of Google's new privacy policy. The Internet search engine giant's new unified privacy policy has been touted as having fraud and security implications, especially for government users and Android smartphone owners.

Chandra Bahadur Dangi from Nepal is the now officially the world's Shortest Living Man.

Sun on Sunday Launched: Media and Readers Comment on 'Tame' Paper

Anonymous has promised something big on Monday, Feb. 27.

A long-term investigation by the Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency (known as Marine Scotland) and the local police, into a £62.8 million fisheries fraud.

Unidentified Sphere Crashes in Brazil

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One of the Internet's more popular adult video Web sites - YouPorn - has confirmed that personal data for millions of its registered users has been compromised.

The attack, apparently by a suicide bomber, took place a few hours after Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi took the oath of office as the new president of Yemen.

Nelson Mandela retired from the public life eight years ago and is said to be suffering from failing health.

Life exists even at the deepest spot on earth, say researchers.

The month of February brings with it a carnival season. Celebrations take place all around the world and people party, eat rich food and have fun, all before the season of Lent begins.

Researchers have discovered a new species of moth that has invaded vineyards across Northern Italy.

Recession, what recession? £1m 124-day trip includes butlers and Beluga caviar.

More examples of shocking attacks from animals following inquest of baby Azaria Chamberlain’s death.

Matt Nixson, former features editor, reveals rates in court documents over an employment dispute with News International.

With large parts of the nation preparing to celebrate 60 glorious years of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 2012 looks like being yet another sad year for republicans.

Elderly couple prove it is never too late for love.

Tameside Council's request for ban on rally by far-right English Defence League not passed on to Home Office.

The European organisation for nuclear research, Cern, last year claimed that Albert Einstein's theory of relativity was wrong. Now they claim that the theory of relatively was indeed right.