Scientists have developed a chemical contraceptive that temporarily blocks the development of sperm but does not interfere with testosterone levels in men.

The two giant Swiss investment banks, UBS and Credit Suisse, are under investigation over possible manipulation of the market in US government bonds.

THE secrets of Britain’s Trident nuclear deterrent are feared stolen, the Sunday Express can reveal.

The idea was to turn the concept of a conspiracy theory on its head.

Many analysts believe that the United State has failed in Iraq. In fact, it has not.

MySpace is moving to stop its users illegally uploading music content by introducing fingerprinting technology to the website.

The US defence department is setting up a special unit aimed at influencing 24-hour news outlets and websites around the world to counter what it considers derogatory publicity, according to a memo.

Tony Blair faces the risk of a humiliating Commons defeat today over his refusal to allow a wide-ranging inquiry into the crisis in Iraq.

Many Americans are cynical about what they hear from politicians – and often with good reason

The families of seven soldiers who died in Iraq or Afghanistan were given incorrect or misleading information about the deaths, the Army has concluded after a review of war casualty reports.

Amnesty International calls for governments and companies to protect internet freedom

Hossam Shaltout, a former political adviser to Saddam Hussein’s son, said today that before the U.S. invasion of Iraq in March of 2003, Saddam expressed his intent to yield to all American demands