Puerto Rico braced for more Zika cases
Puerto Rico braced for massive rise in cases
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MonthFebruary 2016
Morales believes estranged son is dead
Bolivian President Evo Morales takes legal action to see the son he thought had died in 2007, but says he now believes the child is dead.
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VIDEO: The most studied people on the planet?
In March 1946 scientists began to monitor the health and development of more than 5,500 newborn babies and in the next week all of the surviving participants will turn 70.
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VIDEO: Zika concerns grow in Puerto Rico
The US Centre for Disease Control has warned that hundreds of thousands of people in the territory of Puerto Rico could become infected in the coming months and the possible spread of infection in mainland.
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VIDEO: Syria ceasefire key to migrant crisis
Key to reducing the flow of migrants into Europe is an end to the the conflict in Syria.
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Is China’s splurge on Australian housing at an end?
Is China’s love affair with Australian property over?
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Shell is sued over Nigeria oil spills
Oil giant Shell is being sued in London for the second time in five years over spills in the Niger Delta but Shell says it is reviewing the claims and the case should be heard in Nigeria.
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Prosecutors widen corruption probe
French prosecutors widen their investigation into corruption in athletics to include bidding and voting for Olympic hosting rights.
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Jordan security forces battle ‘outlaws’
Jordanian security forces say they engaged “outlaws” in the northern city of Irbid, with early reports saying the fighters may be Islamist militants.
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Bin Laden left $29m fortune for jihad
Late al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden’s will shows he left a personal fortune of around $29m (£21m), which he wanted to be used “on jihad”.
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