Survivors of Norway's massacre tell horrific stories of their camp mates being picked off one by one as they ran from hiding places as he drew near. The Herald on Sunday spoke to one survivor, who..

A New Zealand girl believed to have been on the island of Utoeya when a man shot dead more than 80 people yesterday was still missing late last night. The unnamed girl's mother was in Norway and was desperate for news.

Three good, non-sinister reasons why young foreign tourists would want to hasten their departure

An artificial joint touted as the best on the market has turned into an international medical disaster. The Weekend Herald investigates why no one here saw it coming.

World markets were up overnight, as positive debt reports came out of the United States and Europe.

I visited the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain one Saturday in June.

Brooke Fraser hochster Neu-Einstieg in die Charts. That's right, the lovely Kiwi songstress "is the highest new entry in the German charts" and her third album, Flags, has sent the European world a-Twitter.

The mother of the French woman who has accused Dominique Strauss-Kahn of attempted rape has told police she also had a "violent" sexual encounter with him.

Cheryl Cole's ex-husband Ashley Cole begged a lingerie model to send him a nude photo just days before the couple reunited.

Iceland, settled by Vikings and their slaves more than a thousand years ago, is a surprisingly chic, switched-on place, writes Denis Peters.

Australia will help fund a World War I museum in Belgium that houses artefacts from a battlefield where more than 11,000 diggers died.

Ashdown Forest is one of Britain's many literary haunts, writes Robert McCrum.

France's pregnant first lady tells a newspaper: 'There are things that are better kept secret.'

Centuries old tunnels make excellent wine cellars, PK Stowers explains.

The theatre acoustics are fit for the gods at the birthplace of Apollo's son, writes Jim Eagles.

Press baron's real danger lies in his blatant influence on politicians and global economic policies, writes Bryan Gould