'Everybody Is a Suspect': Daily Life in Freetown, Where There Are 100 New Ebola Cases a Week
In Freetown, Sierra Leone's capital city, the Ebola epidemic has affected every aspect of social and economic life
Head of UNESCO Accuses ISIS of Trying to 'Delete' Civilisations
The head of UNESCO has lambasted the desecration of historic and religious sites by ISIS, comparing them to the Nazis
Ebola Death Toll Exceeds 5,000 Amid Growing Disaster in Sierra Leone
According to the WHO's latest statistics, more than 5,000 people have succumbed to the virus, with almost 15,000 cases reported
UK Opposition Leader Miliband Reaches Historic Low in Polls
Conservatives take 3 point lead as Miliband revealed as one of the most unpopular party leaders of all time in latest Ipsos Mori polls
Chinese Pollution Data Censored During Climate Change Summit
Chinese authorities ordered websites and apps to stop listing U.S. embassy pollution figures next to less reliable official statistics
Putin's Tender Moment with China's First Lady Suppressed by Chinese State Censors
The Russian president's attempt to give his coat to the Chinese First Lady at chilly Beijing arena erased from social media and news outlets by state censors
Iran Says It Has Flown Replica of U.S. Drone Captured in 2011
Iran has successfully launched a replica of a U.S. reconnaissance drone seized in 2011, according to state media
American Researchers Discover 'Stupidity Virus'
Scientists from Johns Hopkins and the University of Nebraska have located an algal virus which may impair human brain functions
AC/DC Drummer Phil Rudd Arrested on Murder Plot Charges
Musician Phil Rudd has been arrested in New Zealand, on suspicion of involvement of an alleged double murder plot involving a hitman
Chinese Presidential Entourage Used Tanzania Trip to Buy Illegal Ivory, Says Report
Damning report highlights visits from Chinese president and naval delegation as 'surges in business' for local traders in illegal ivory
French Far-Right Leader Le Pen Twice as Popular as President Hollande, Says Poll
The Front National leader was overwhelmingly shown to be the most popular candidate for the French presidential elections, ahead of Hollande and Sarkozy
Ukip Supporters More Likely to Believe in Ghosts, Poll Finds
41% of the British eurosceptic party's supporters said they believed that 'a house could be haunted', while Labour supporters were more likely to believe in vampires
'Le Tweetclash': Sarkozy and Trierweiler Teens Captivate France With Twitter Spat
The teenage sons of Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande's former companion Valerie Trierweiler have been involved in a four-month long Twitter feud
Pirate Bay Co-Founder Found Guilty of Hacking Crimes in 'Historic' Case
Gottfrid Svartholm Warg was found guilty of hacking into a database that holds critical Danish public records, including the email addresses and passwords of 10,000 policemen
I'm Not a Communist, Just Following the Gospel, Says Pope Francis
The pope called on a gathering of grassroots movements to "keep up the fight" for workers' rights, but distanced himself from left-wing ideology, saying he simply followed the gospel
European Women Paid 36% Less Than Men for Doing Similar Jobs
The World Economic Forum's 2014 report on gender equality has revealed a significant gender pay gap, that on current trends won't even out until 2095
Japanese Officials Vote to Reopen Nuclear Power Plant, Despite Volcanic Warnings
The plant would be the first nuclear power station to reopen following the Fukushima disaster in 2011, despite warnings that nearby volcanoes show an increase in activity
Senior Al-Qaeda Commander Defends American Hostage Held by ISIS
Al-Qaeda commander says that aid worker Abdul Rahman Kassig, formerly known as Peter, had once given him medical treatment
Iran's Rouhani Promises "Harshest Possible Sentence" for Acid Attack Perpetrators
As many as 25 women have been targeted in a wave of acid attacks in Iran in recent weeks, sparking protests and criticism of Rouhani's 'moderate' stance
David Cameron Reacts Furiously to 'Appalling' EU Budget Demands
Britain's PM David Cameron reacted angrily after the UK was told it must pay an extra €2.1 billion to the EU by 1st December
Thousands of Iranians Take to Streets in Protest at Wave of Acid Attacks
Up to 25 women have been targeted in a wave of horrific attacks around the country, with some blaming rhetoric from conservative politicians
China Executed 2,400 Prisoners Last Year Says Human Rights Group
China executed three times as many people than the rest of the world put together, according to a report released by a US-based human rights group
Oscar Pistorius Sentenced to Five-Year Jail Term
The former Olympic and Paralympic athlete was handed jail time for the killing of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp after the judge said a non-custodial sentence would not be appropriate
German Intelligence Agency Blames Pro-Russian Rebels for Downing of Flight MH17
Comments from the head of Germany's BND mark the first time an intelligence agency has pointed the finger at any one side over the disaster
Nigeria Announces Boko Haram Truce Deal Including Release of Kidnapped Schoolgirls
Nigeria's military has reportedly agreed a truce with Boko Haram, in a deal that may also see the release of 200 schoolgirls taken hostage by the Islamist group
Only 12% of People Killed in US Drone Strikes in Pakistan Identified as Militants, Says Report
Research by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism has found that only 295 out of 2,379 of victims of US drone strikes in Pakistan could be identified as militants
Watch: Shocking Video of Live Ducklings Being Thrown Into Grinder During Foie Gras Production
Only male ducks are used in the production of foie gras, so the female ducklings are viewed as surplus to requirements
Senior UK Politician Praises 'Misshapen' Game of Thrones Character in a Bizarre Video
Michael Gove has appeared in a bizarre youtube video, in which he praises the Game of Thrones character Tyrion Lannister.
Self-Confessed Killer Insults Pistorius Family in Court
A former hitman allegedly mouthed a swearword at the athlete's sister after sitting down next to the family in court
Pistorius Could Be Victim of Prison Rape, Says Defence Witness
A social worker has argued that the athlete could be vulnerable to gang rape if he receives a prison sentence