SOCIETY

Italy's historical wonder, the Colosseum, to come alive after a go-ahead by culture minister.

A 250kg WWII British bomb containing 70 kilos of high explosives, was found near Rennes's town hall.

Police tracked down the baby's 30-year-old mother, using hospital records.

Italian coastguard says it rescued more than 600 migrants between Sicily and North Africa this weekend.

Ghoncheh Ghavami has been released, after being jailed after watching a volleyball match.

Reindeer are uniquely equipped to catch criminals in the snowy tundra, say police.

An Israeli border police officer has been charged with the fatal shooting of a Palestinian protestor, deliberately switching blank bullets for a live round that killed the teenager.

Latest deadly plantation attack puts appalling working conditions of tea workers in India in spotlight

Protesters gather outside country's nuclear facility, as US secretary of state John Kerry says "big gaps" remain between parties.

Second deadly attack in area in two days as Islamists slaughter fishermen near border with Chad.

Frank Scotti said he guarded the door when Cosby and girls were in the actor's dressing room

Mohammed Rafiq, whose bed factory supplied Next and John Lewis, has been charged after forcing "slaves" to work for less than £2 a day.

The hacktivist collective took down the City of Ottawa website for an hour, posting personal details of the officer investigating a suspect.

Shrapnel from the blast hurt nearby carnival goers in the town of M'Lang.

Volleyball was banned during Taliban reign and there have been several other major attacks

According to court documents, Russian criminals working with government planned to snatch Hermitage Capital boss Bill Browder.

A tourist caused "significant damage" by carving a big letter K on the Colosseum, one of the world's most popular visitor attractions.

Charity Commission investigating claims charities organising Syria convoys channeling funds to Jihadists

1914 painting is bought by unnamed Middle East buyer from a German auction house in Nuremberg.

Palestinian politicians say the measures are racist and will increase tensions

Akai Gurley was shot dead in a stairwell last Thursday, with police describing the killing as an accident.

If confirmed, death would be first fatality as a result of violence since the 50-day conflict ended in August

Tom Carey says alien images were taken on verified Kodak film and given to him by a US Area 51 intelligence officer.

Some Twitter users have reported seeing "an explosion". Five fire engines are attending the scene in central London.

Pop star will seek damages for breach of publicity unless he is charged over abuse claims.

The environmental laws review panel in India has suggested some major changes to the laws and processes in project clearances.

Home Secretary Theresa May is expected to introduce new 14-year prison sentences for psychological abuse.

Royal College of nursing claims that there are 3,300 fewer mental health nurses, and 1,500 fewer beds than in 2010.

Khalid Mahmood says Foreign Office's official figure of 500 fighters is an 'underestimation'.