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A look at some of the robots and technology on show at Europe's largest robotics event.

Mervyn Davies' death gives Wales added motivation for Saturday's Grand Slam tilt against France, says backs coach Robert Howley.

The international envoy, Kofi Annan, is briefing the UN Security Council on his mission to end the escalating violence in Syria.

The family of a 17-year-old unarmed Florida boy gunned down last month is outraged that the shooter remains free.

BERLIN (AP) -- A Berlin museum must return thousands of rare posters to an American, part of his Jewish father's unique collection that had been seized by the Nazis, Germany's top federal appeals court ruled Friday....

A repeat of the measurement of the speed of neutrinos finds they do not exceed light speed, in contrast to controversial results reported last year.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- An Afghan soldier shot to death a 22-year-old Marine at an outpost in southwestern Afghanistan last month in a previously undisclosed case of apparent Afghan treachery that marked at least the seventh killing of an American military member by his supposed ally in the past six weeks, Marine officials said....

A former Suffolk special constable with a fixation for underwear is jailed for eight years for raping a teenage girl.

More than 400 soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment, have been taking part in a farewell parade in Wiltshire.

Tap dancing, a singing bear and classic gig photos are part of an exhibition of The Smiths' influence on art in Manchester.

App developers have criticised Google after it failed to pay them on time, and then proved difficult to contact.

A man's toe is torn off after it gets caught in an escalator at a Nottingham shopping arcade.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt reacted with fury when major legislative pillars of his New Deal were declared unconstitutional by a Supreme Court anchored by four ideological conservatives. He lashed out at the justices, accusing them of practicing crass politics disguised as constitutional law.

A coroner appeals to two health trusts to review care centre policy following the death of a teenage girl in Newtownards in June 2010.

More than 50 local authorities in the UK are set to be paid back funds lost when the Icelandic bank Glitnir failed in 2008.

A survey by the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) showed more than two thirds of its members reject the NHS reform bill in its current form.

Residents of Baghdad give their message to U.S. presidential candidates.

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, the head of the 85 million-strong worldwide Anglican Communion, announced Friday he will step down from his post at the end of the year.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai accuses the US of not fully co-operating with a probe into the massacre of 16 civilians by a US serviceman.

UK Coal pleads guilty to health and safety breaches over the death of a miner at a North Yorkshire colliery