2014-01-08

The anniversary could not have been more fitting: As the Obama administration is struggling to push an extension of unemployment benefits through a

A lost Alfred Hitchcock film about the Nazi death camps is to be shown for the first time. The Memory of the Camps, was made in 1945 using footage

Scores of US pranksters were reportedly burned revelling in the novelty of record-breaking low temperatures. At least 50 people were hurt as they

Former international midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger has become one of the few high profile sportsmen, and the first well-known German footballer, to

One of the big-buzz events at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is the move from high definition TV to 4KTV. A 4K display has

Immigration ‘invasions’ and benefits tourism are the ‘populist inventions’ of UK political leaders, it’s been claimed. European Commission vice

China’s long-standing ban on video game consoles has been temporarily lifted, its government has confirmed. The restriction was introduced in 2000

Taiwan is looking to boost trade with the European Union – and economists say given the bleak state of Europe’s economy, the EU also needs an

The French mountain slope on which former Formula One champion Michael Schumacher had a skiing accident had been prepared according to national

Eighty retired New York police officers and firefighters were charged on Tuesday in a suspected disability scam in which authorities said dozens of