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Italy: Top hotels willing to strike a good deal
Even budget travellers in Italy can afford to factor in some luxury, writes Peter Bills.
Home available for World Cup - for a cool $120,000
There is still 18 months to go - but sharp homeowners are already queuing up to rent out their properties during the Rugby World Cup.
Belfast: History in the streets
Belfast's murals are testimony to the depth of division between the city's Protestant and Catholic communities.
Scientists read the minds of the living dead
Scientists have succeeded in reading the mind of a man thought to have been lacking all awareness after a traumatic head injury.
German topless sledging causes stir
Plans to hold a topless tobogganing competition next month in the east German ski resort of Oberwiesenthal have caused a furore.
3D TV: The shape of things to come
From sport to soaps, its disciples believe it will revolutionise the way we watch. But is 3D TV really a giant leap forward in entertainment - or could it be an expensive flop?
Former Immigration boss pleads guilty to false CV
Former Immigration head Mary Anne Thompson admits fraudulently using her CV to secure top public service jobs.
Spanish unemployment hits four million
The Spanish government said that 125,000 people registered as unemployed last month, taking the jobless total to around 17.5 per cent of the working population.
You don't have to be bipolar to be a genius - but it helps
Scientists have for the first time found powerful evidence that genius may be linked with madness.
Britain's language gap years for primary school pupils
Sending children as young as 9 overseas for six months is a growing trend in the UK, where it's seen as one of the best ways to learn a second language.
No charges against Madoff's UK operation
No one from the UK arm of Bernard Madoff's fraudulent investment business will face prosecution, the Serious Fraud Office has decided.
Muse, Stevie Wonder to headline Glastonbury
Stevie Wonder and Muse are to headline this year's Glastonbury Festival.
Gullwinged supercar to take off
Mercedes-Benz is adhering to a high-quality production process with the SLS AMG super-coupe.
Steven Tyler may sue to stay in Aerosmith
Steven Tyler has reportedly moved to block his fellow members of Aerosmith from holding auditions to replace him as their singer.
Duralex - in a glass of its own
The almost indestructible, iconic French tumblers are boucing back into global domination.
Return of the oddballs
The 3Ds have returned to reclaim their legend as the loudest goofiest pop band to have sprung from these shores.
Doubts over niche player Spyker's ability to save Saab
Fiat chief executive Sergio Marchionne is one automotive industry executive sceptical about the ability of Dutch niche player Spyker Cars NV to turn around the fortunes of Sweden's Saab.
Austria: 'Tis the season to be scared
Nick Warren visits the Austrian Alps and finds a centuries-old pagan tradition still thriving in modern times.
A high society encounter at Stephane Rolland
Fashion blogger Isaac Hindin Miller files from the Paris Haute Couture shows.
Polish man found alive in coffin
A 76-year-old Polish beekeeper has been discovered alive as he was about to be buried.