Frank Butler

Spammers are exploiting the Ashley Madison hack by posting links that offer stolen data but lead to booby-trapped web pages and scams.

Following attacks by Boko Haram militants, MPs in Chad vote to reinstate the death penalty for acts of terrorism six months after it was abolished.

Four Indian teachers have been kidnapped in Libya, India's foreign ministry says.

Migrants have once more broken through police lines in Calais trying to enter the Channel Tunnel.

HIV can be flushed out of its hiding places in the body using a cancer drug, researchers show.

A team of robotic developers has built an interactive robotic climbing frame, that can roam designated play areas, ready for children to play with it.

Google is to defy a French ruling that the "right to be forgotten" should be applied globally and not just in Europe.

It has been 10 years since the death in a helicopter crash of John Garang, leader of the southern Sudanese rebel group, the SPLM.

US wildlife agency launches an investigation into the killing of a lion in Zimbabwe but says it has been unable to reach the American involved.

 When Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast on Aug. 29, 2005, the nation saw tens of thousands of people left behind in New Orleans. Ten years later, it looks like the same people in New Orleans have been left behind...