It seems even His Holiness is not safe from a wardrobe malfunction, as his mantle blew right over his face in the middle of his speech in Copacabana beach.

Three former directors at the technology group iSoft were yesterday cleared of defrauding the company’s investors.

Appeals bill soars over claims Atos ‘is getting more decisions wrong than ever before’

Protein receptor is found to release hormones that can cause anxiety and depression

Working in high heats can lead to a "reduction in cognitive function, attention span and visual motor tracking" and higher rates of accidents, the motion argues.

UCU report paints a 'heartbreaking' picture of young people in the UK who fear they will never get a job

Family said BBC managers did too little to help when he contacted them to address the concerns

Kickstarter bio-sensor is held between thumb and forefinger to measure 'galvanic skin response'

Japanese supporters on Court 14 delighted

Apprentice boffin Tom Pellereau is hoping his latest invention is up to scratch as he unveiled a safe nail-clipper for babies.

One in five students are turning to gambling as a way to make money at university, while one in four would consider selling their body to medical trials or the adult entertainment industry.

Lives of the real Gatsby women

Leading judges said today that they are “acutely aware of the desperate situation” of those at the centre of “right-to-die” litigation at the Court of Appeal - but emphasised that the case could not be decided on the basis of “personal sympathy”.

Just 10 minutes’ brisk walking can improve your emotional state, according to a report being released by the Mental Health Foundation to mark the start of Mental Health Awareness Week.