A health board tightens its security after the loss of "non-identifiable" patient data on two memory sticks.
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Polls suggest Clinton as Obama's running mate might have mixed impact
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Cooking shows are the latest sensation to explode on YouTube.
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Exam board Edexcel is given a contract to provide "back-room" support for the remarking of England's Sats papers.
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Japanese opposition parties reject the government's candidate for a Central Bank job after his name is leaked.
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A fifth of Indian herbal medicines sold on the internet contain potentially lethal substances, says a new study in the US.
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The world’s newest insurgency claimed its latest victims yesterday and, to judge by what local people said, they never knew what had hit them. The casualties were security guards, little more than members of a neighbourhood watch, manning a small checkpoint near the oasis city of Kashgar: a simple barrier across the road, a desk with a log of the passing traffic, and a tent where their bodies were found in the early morning.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - FIFA president Sepp Blatter will forge ahead with plans to curb the number of foreign players at soccer clubs, saying on Tuesday that his organization should coral the world of sport into helping make it happen.

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While one woman seeks the world's largest breasts, others want theirs reduced.
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Frank Morgan lives 300m from a composting site. “You can end up being stuck in your house like a prisoner,” he says. Morgan, 57, from Publow, near Bristol, and his neighbours are complaining about what they say is the site’s unbearable smell. It began operating in 2000 and there was no problem until 2002 when Bath & North East Somerset Council and the Environment Agency allowed the site to expand massively. “Nobody knows what the health impact is,” Morgan says.
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The age that teenagers are prosecuted for carrying knives should be lowered to 16, says Gordon Brown.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A new type of vaccine that sneaks into the body and then self-destructs -- all without needles -- may offer a new way to protect against a range of diseases, U.S. researchers reported on Monday.

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If an investment bank has uncovered evidence that a trader has deliberately mispriced positions it then faces an additional burden: informing the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Sunday that Israel must 'freeze' plans to expand its settlements during his first trip to Israel and the Palestinian territories as Britain's leader.
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Oldest woman in the world at the time she died, Henrikje van Andel-Schipper, showed little sing of aging, memory loss, and Alzheimer's in her brain.
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Police are given seven days to question a 24-year-old man arrested over an alleged plot to kill the PM.
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A UK-built solar-powered plane sets an unofficial world endurance record for a flight by an unmanned aircraft.
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Amid staggeringly low graduation rates, can a little device get truants back on track? A GPS tracking system is keeping some students on the path to a diploma, Hari Sreenivasan reports for Eye on Education.
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