Beyond Saro-Wiwa the martyr
Jon HenleyA book by the late Nigerian activist's daughter details the truth of life with Ken.
World's most wanted title now available
Jon HenleySo who will be on the list of accomplished criminals now that Osama Bin Laden is dead?
Improved treatment for humans courtesy of veterinarians
Jon HenleyDoctors of animal and human medicine are increasingly sharing their disciplines' findings. Jon Henley reports.
Technology breaks the silence
Jon HenleyNew devices give people such as Alan Martin, who has cerebral palsy, the chance to communicate properly for the first time.
Has your extra virgin been deflowered by canola?
Jon HenleyThe website Olive Oil Times reported last month that two Spanish businesspeople had been sentenced to two years in prison.
Weil's disease a threat to rowers, anglers, swimmers
Jon HenleyWeil's disease, believed to have caused the death of Olympic gold medal-winning rower Andy Holmes, is the acute human form of a bacterial infection.
The trouble with the untroubled man
Jon HenleyTwenty-two years after his first appearance, Inspector Kurt Wallander is working his last case.
Angela Merkel: World's most important person?
Jon HenleyAs the protagonist in a looming global crisis, her critics say she is simply not up to the challenge.
In tough times, Greeks bear gifts
Jon HenleyCitizens in Greece have forged ingenious new economic models to survive by pulling together and selling necessities such a vegetables at cost price.
Put your insomnia problems to bed
Jon HenleyAccording to the recently published Great British Sleep Survey, more than 51% of us now struggle to get a good night's sleep.
