Police in Britain arrested more than 30 suspected Internet paedophiles in a swoop targeting computer users accessing pay-per-view child sex websites based in the United States.
A BBC documentary on child rape in South Africa has been given the thumbs up by once sceptical MPs, who now favour its broadcast and appear satisfied it is not a ”seriously skewed” picture of sexual abuse in the country.
The state arms agency, Armscor, said the Department of Justice’s specialised commercial crime unit had been given access to all documentation it might require in order to investigate the alleged smuggling of missile technology to Chile.
AN international aid group said Friday that up to half a million Angolans face starvation in one of Africa’s worst humanitarian crises in a decade.
UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan has urged Zimbabwe to change its land-seizure policies to stave off the food crisis that threatens the country and compensate farmers who have lost their land.
Office workers in Sydney were terrified on Thursday when they saw what appeared to be a large airliner shadowed by a military jet bank over city skyscrapers.
France and Spain prepared for a repeat of the Prestige tanker disaster yesterday after Estonia resisted international pressure to prevent another suspect ship leaving Tallinn this weekend on its way through the Baltic sea and the English Channel.
DRINKING tea is good for people suffering from cardiovascular diseases because it increases their chances for survival.
An administrator in Arthur Andersen’s Houston offices described receiving a striking amount of shredded documents in October.
A rocket which scientists hope may ultimately revolutionise commercial aviation was launched at nearly eight times the speed of sound in the Australian outback.