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Myth-spreaders in business journalism focus on bosses who have the golden touch but success is not just down to them.

'Sextremist' founder Inna Shevchenko and another protester bare their chests in Milan.

Powerful photos show the pain felt by families as their loved ones are taken away for cremation.

Authorities take action against officers suspected of beating up pro-democracy activist Ken Tsang.

Parents say daughter killed herself after boyfriend allegedly posted pictures on social media

A 13-year-old has proven his arithmetic skills to emerge champion in a global event that saw participants from 18 nations.

WHO says Ebola virus incubation period found to be longer in some cases.

Top official warns millions of Chinese live on less than $1 a day.

World Health Organisation plays down risks of major contagion in Europe and America.

Senior official for Islamist group says prisoner deal not currently on the agenda.

Himalaya rescuers deliver bad news on missing hikers and death toll from cyclone Hudhud.

Drexel University's Dr Charles Haas suggests 21-day quarantine period for Ebola is not enough.

An analysis by Kailash Satyarthi's organisation notes that sex trade in India is flourishing with young girls being trapped.

As protests enter third week, Hong Kong police use controversial tactic to diffuse Occupy protests.

Obama said disease must be attacked at source and more aid must be provided to West Africa.

'Feeding the world, caring for the Earth' is the theme of this year's World Food Day.

The men were acting out scenes of war, armed with fake knives and guns in broad daylight at a French park.

Egyptian planes reportedly targeted Islamist militias in Benghazi.

Italian firm Wasp wants to solve the world's problems using 3D printers and a lot of clay.

Russia's deputy prime minister Dmitry Rogozin writes on foreword of revisionist book that Moscow has right to get back Alaska.

Paris plans to adopt cigarette plain packaging, criticised by the US biggest tobacco producing state.

Bernard Kouchner says Sarkozy was hated for Jewish ancestry and calls France a 'racist country'.

The group has warned it will execute one of the hostages in two days if its demands aren't met.

Rwanda and Burundi accuse each other of being responsible for the bodies.

Banned Islamic sect seeks to establish global caliphate of Muslims.

Huge Viking hoard containing over 100 silver and gold items has been found in Dumfries and Galloway.

Purdy said many would not understand her decision but it was one made with "great joy".

The hyperbolic reaction to Lord Freud's "not worth minimum wage" comments is misguided.

Two sisters sing and recite poetry about ongoing conflicts in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Palestine.