Reports of wild weather from around the world.
British scientists are ready to turn female bone marrow into sperm, cutting men out of the process of creating life
Internet services have been disrupted in large parts of the Middle East and India following damage to two undersea cables in the Mediterranean.
China's worst snow storms in decades look set to continue for at least three more days, a top forecaster has warned.
The French trader that incurred massive losses for Societe Generale was in profit by 1.4bn euros at the start of the year, the BBC has learned.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called on the West Wednesday to acknowledge Israel's "imminent collapse."
A violent and extreme fanatic plotted to behead a British Muslim soldier "like a pig" and film the killing in a lock-up garage, a court was told yesterday.
UK teachers told not to assume pupils have hetrosexual parents
The 24 states holding primaries in next week's Super Tuesday have lost 1,568,600 manufacturing jobs in the seven years since President Bush took office.
Knesset member Nissim Zeev said. "Gay people must be made aware of how their lifestyle is destroying our existence".
A heavy snowfall blanketed Jerusalem and the surrounding areas Tuesday night and was continuing to fall Wednesday morning.
LONDON - High levels of malnutrition and the difficulties of delivering aid make Somalia the world's most pressing humanitarian crisis, the U.N. refugee agency's representative there said on Tuesday.
BRUSSELS - Rising food prices and extreme weather are sparking more humanitarian disasters around the world, the United Nations' top official for emergency relief warned on Tuesday.
Chancellor Alistair Darling is to give new powers to the Bank of England to mount secret rescue operations for banks requiring emergency funds.
(WASHINGTON) - The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut a key interest rate for the second time in just over a week, reducing the federal funds rate by a half point. It signaled that further rate cuts were possible.