Storm

Part one of our group test of the best 7in tablets focuses on design, screens and hardware of the Kindle Fire, Google Nexus 7, Barnes & Noble Nook HD and Galaxy Tab 2.

Photographs lost in Storm Sandy are being found and returned to their owners by a campaign started on Facebook

The most exhilarating, preposterous and damn right terrifying episode of the show to date.

Online hackivists threaten to take on Egyptian president over 'pharoah' decree which grants him sweeping new powers.

Reality TV star snagged the top spot after coming second place to the teen popstar in 2011.

When Ricky Hatton walked away from boxing for the first time it was a significant moment in his life. The ramifications of this decision would leave him questioning his desire to live as he battled against depression and found himself entangled in the world of drink and drugs.

Video of 'the new planking' becomes instant internet sensation.

Chancellor's autumn statement looks set to effectively admit economic failings - is it time for George Osborne to go?

News anchor receives flood of criticism for praising slimming power of food stamps.

ITV reaches settlement with Tory peer for Schofield's 'paedophile list' stunt on This Morning.

New York City is still recovering from Superstorm Sandy's ferocity but that hasn't stopped Big Apple residents from celebrating the 86th Macy's Thanksgiving Day in Central Park

Security expert Brian Spector looks at how easily General Petraeus' confidential information was accessed and the problems with the current way we store information online.

Breivik praised Zschaepe’s involvement in murders of nine Greek and Turkish minorities in Germany.

A second peak of the spectacular Leonid meteor shower is forecast between dusk and dawn on 19 and 20 November.

Shipwreck believed to be wreckage of Bessie White, which disappeared in heavy fog nearly 100 years ago.

Qandil's trip comes as Israel calls up 30,000 reservists adding to speculation that a ground attack is imminent.

Tens of thousands of tourists and astronomers flocked in to northern Australia to get glimpse of the rare total solar eclipse which darkened the region to night in day for two minutes.

City veteran and CEO of ICAP Michael Spencer unleashes a checklist of reasons for why trading conditions are the worst in nearly 4 decades

Paula Broadwell's revelations about Benghazi fuel suspicions of breach of secrecy, while Jill Kelley denies being part of love triangle.

With two vast industries left untapped by the Treasury, IBTimes UK explores the economic case for decriminalising drugs and prostitution.

Flintshire Council consulting lawyers on whether lost report can be published almost 20 years after it was written.

Seven Tour de France trophy jerseys hang like trophies on wall of Armstrong's huge house - even after reputation is ruined

As Abu Nazir steps up his operations, Carrie isn't sure she can trust Brody.

As Athena and Brutus batter the US in superstorm Sandy's wake, it has emerged that extreme weather caused the downfall of ancient Maya.

United and American Airlines in and out of New York have cancelled flights as blizzards warnings are put in place on Eastern seaboard and the west of the country.

The unique beauty product apparently releases a lingering sweet scent through the pores of your skin.

Greek police fire teargas and water cannons at protesters during rally against austerity at Syntagma Square in Athens.

Critics claim video posted on YouTube shows the veteran ABC host Diane Sawyer looked "tipsy" and "hammered".

People living in New York and New Jersey have been evacuated again as the new Nor'easter storm named Athena hits the east coast of the US.

Live coverage of the US presidential election for 2012 as voters take to the polls to choose their president for the next four years. Will it be Obama or Romney?