Wall Street takes a blow after disappointing US jobs data
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Fresh claims over an asylum scandal at Germany's refugee agency
It's understood The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Bamf) in Bremen, knew about possible wrong-doing earlier than first thought, since February last year, and officials are suspected of taking bribes to approve applications
Festival brings sunshine to scandal-hit sumo wrestling
Laughter, sunshine and optimism were the order of the day at the ceremonial Spring Festival sumo wrestling tournament held at a controversial war shrine in Tokyo on Monday (April 16) amid scandals over Japan's national sport.
Facebook launches apology campaign after data leak scandal
The social network, which boasts 2.2 billion active users, has issued adverts in major UK and US newspapers apologising for their “breach of trust”.
Oxfam bosses face grilling by British MPs
The charity is at the centre of a scandal over sexual exploitation during aid missions
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Oxfam Haiti ex-chief denies paying for sex as scandal rocks aid sector
One former aid worker and whistleblower warns the Oxfam scandal is just the tip of the iceberg. He calls for greater scrutiny of the international aid sector.
Aussie media obtain top secret files sold in second-hand shop
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) have called it “one of the biggest breaches of cabinet security in Australian history”.
Scandal as recalled products still on sale
Several French supermarkets have apologised after baby milk powder is found to still be on sale.
Could Miss America pageant disappear?
Former Miss Americas are not happy with the board of the organisation asking them to choose a successor to Sam Haskill