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Buddhist builders
After years of being on the move, expat Rosie Milne and her husband decided to buy a house in Singapore.
Divorce ruling could see fortunes moved offshore
Wealthy businessmen and women could start moving their assets offshore to avoid huge divorce payouts, following a landmark court ruling.
David Blunkett says people should work until they are 'incapacitated'
Britain's workforce should keep working until they are no longer physically able to do so, according to former cabinet minister David Blunkett.
Scientists get death threats over Large Hadron Collider
Scientists working on the world's biggest machine are being besieged by phone calls and emails from people who fear the world will end next Wednesday, when the gigantic atom smasher starts up. By Roger Highfield.
'Dead' man's son spots him on television after eight years
A man who cremated a body believing it was that of his father has been reunited with him eight years later after seeing him alive on television.
Britons may be more vulnerable to Aids due to Roman invasion
Britons may be more vulnerable to Aids due to the Roman invasion, new findings suggest.
British girl stranded in Russia after father obtains Court Order to prevent her leaving
An 11-year-old British girl has been left stranded in Russia after her biological father obtained a Court Order preventing her from leaving the country until she is 18.
The $1bn 'minigarchs': The children of Russia's oligarchs
Foreigners may be increasingly jittery about the prospect of investing in Russia after its invasion of Georgia, but Russia's super rich are getting richer still according to a new survey.
Sarah Palin affair rumours are false, says John McCain's team
Advisers to John McCain have threatened legal action against the American tabloid “National Enquirer” after it claimed that his vice-presidential running mate Sarah Palin had committed adultery with a business associate of her husband.
Argentinians torch train over delays
Furious commuters in Argentina have set fire to a train over delays during the morning rush hour.
After years of being on the move, expat Rosie Milne and her husband decided to buy a house in Singapore.
Divorce ruling could see fortunes moved offshore
Wealthy businessmen and women could start moving their assets offshore to avoid huge divorce payouts, following a landmark court ruling.
David Blunkett says people should work until they are 'incapacitated'
Britain's workforce should keep working until they are no longer physically able to do so, according to former cabinet minister David Blunkett.
Scientists get death threats over Large Hadron Collider
Scientists working on the world's biggest machine are being besieged by phone calls and emails from people who fear the world will end next Wednesday, when the gigantic atom smasher starts up. By Roger Highfield.
'Dead' man's son spots him on television after eight years
A man who cremated a body believing it was that of his father has been reunited with him eight years later after seeing him alive on television.
Britons may be more vulnerable to Aids due to Roman invasion
Britons may be more vulnerable to Aids due to the Roman invasion, new findings suggest.
British girl stranded in Russia after father obtains Court Order to prevent her leaving
An 11-year-old British girl has been left stranded in Russia after her biological father obtained a Court Order preventing her from leaving the country until she is 18.
The $1bn 'minigarchs': The children of Russia's oligarchs
Foreigners may be increasingly jittery about the prospect of investing in Russia after its invasion of Georgia, but Russia's super rich are getting richer still according to a new survey.
Sarah Palin affair rumours are false, says John McCain's team
Advisers to John McCain have threatened legal action against the American tabloid “National Enquirer” after it claimed that his vice-presidential running mate Sarah Palin had committed adultery with a business associate of her husband.
Argentinians torch train over delays
Furious commuters in Argentina have set fire to a train over delays during the morning rush hour.