Fabian Thylmann makes $100m a year from his online porn empire. Now the taxman is after him

A tracing service set up after the war still has work to do

Bruchmüller described how the patient in the bed next to him suddenly died of a  heart attack

Communist East Germany may have been killed off with the fall of the Berlin Wall 23 years ago, but its products live on – and on. Some 90,000 former East German citizens queued up in freezing temperatures over the weekend to get into east Berlin's Yuletide phenomenon for insiders – a Christmas market dedicated to selling “Ossiware” – goods that were being produced in East Germany before 1989 and still are.

Three teenagers accused of manslaughter by kicking official to death at youth match

A wealthy  patron who funded the excavation of the priceless Nefertiti bust was airbrushed from history. Now, a hundred years after the find, his story is finally being told

Royal Guard patrol cars could be used to crush 'popular dissent' in the Gulf Kingdom

They are big business - but this year stallholders have been accused of putting cash before seasonal cheer by opening too early

Germany's Greens are proud to be Europe's most powerful environmentalist party but as is often said: pride comes before a fall.

Police said that the victims died from burns and smoke inhalation in the blaze