Iceland's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest could be in doubt because of an ongoing legal strike, it's reported.
Notaries who work at the Reykjavik District Commissioner's office have traditionally overseen and verified the voting process of Iceland's professional Euro
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A Ukrainian opposition politician, Oleg Kalashnikov, has been found dead with gunshot wounds in Kiev - the latest ally of the former government to have died in suspicious circumstances.
Mr Kalashnikov had been involved in the "anti-Maidan" protests in support of deposed President Viktor
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The way Americans depict race and gender has been a constant theme in photographer Hank Willis Thomas' work. In 2008, as Obama was mounting a campaign to be the country's first black president, Willis produced an exhibition tracking black identity through adverts. This year, days befor
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Moffat became Doctor Who's executive producer in 2009 Doctor Who will remain on TV for at least another five years, according to its executive producer
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Australian officials have voiced shock over reports a Canberra school built a cage-like structure in a classroom for a child with special educational needs. Officials
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Some of the biggest names in entertainment have re-launched the music subscription service Tidal, which they are billing as the first artist-owned platform for music and video.
At an event in New York on Monday, Madonna, Beyonce, Kanye West, and 13 other performers announced they
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Record numbers of new teachers are leaving the profession within a year of qualifying, according to a teachers' union's analysis of official figures. The latest figures, for 2011, show just 62% of newly qualified teachers were still in teaching a year later, the ATL annual conference has hear
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Alleged death threats made against BBC director general Tony Hall are beingemy Clarkson from Top Gear because he had punched a producer. The Mail
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