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Adolf Hitler developed a "messiah complex" as Germany began losing World War II, according to a newly unveiled British intelligence report.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has lowers its growth forecast saying that consumer and business sentiment continue to be low.

Birmingham, Manchester, Nottingham, Wakefield, Newcastle, Sheffield, Coventry and Bradford vote "no" to city mayors - but Bristol votes to introduce one and Doncaster decides to keep its one.

The culture secretary could face a probe into claims he failed to declare sponsorship from private firms when he was a shadow culture spokesman.

A child has been caught on camera at a zoo, seemingly oblivious to the desperate efforts of one of its residents to make a meal out of him.

Pond skater males have evolved elaborate antennae due to sexual struggles with females, say researchers.

Major employers should give prisoners work experience placements and training and help more ex-offenders get work, Ken Clarke has said.

When a meteor shower streaked across the north California skies 10 days ago, treasure-seekers rushed to California's Gold Country looking for space rocks.

A test checking that an embryo has the right genetic information could significantly boost the number of IVF pregnancies, a UK company says.

David Cameron's Conservatives have suffered big losses in local elections across England, losing nearly 300 councillors.

Up to 90% of school leavers in major Asian cities are suffering from myopia or short sightedness, according to a new study.

Welsh Labour is on course to make substantial gains in the local elections, taking overall control of six councils so far.

Editors of 19 global editions of the fashion magazine Vogue pledge to use only "healthy" models over the age of 16.

New approaches in caring for the terminally ill

Argentine legislators approve the nationalisation of oil company, YPF, despite a diplomatic row with Spain and the EU.

Qantas will delay the delivery of two A380 planes by almost four years as it announces fresh $410m spending cuts.

Thirteen people have been charged after the hazing death of a Florida marching band member. What is the purpose of beating up members of your own club?

Spotlight on SAS role in the Falklands War

Argentina has angered the Falkland Islands by broadcasting a political advert filmed on the territory without authorisation.

Families who borrowed too much during the economic boom must share responsibility for the financial crisis, Philip Hammond says.