The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will cost almost £14m ($21m) to repair and hopefully be back up and running for June 2009.

The European Commission unveils plans to diversify the EU's energy imports and reduce reliance on Russia.

The Vatican museums hand over a head from the Parthenon frieze to the Acropolis museum on loan.

The Italian president has returned a piece of the Parthenon frieze to Greece after some 200 years.

Hakan Eriksson - chief technology officer at Ericsson talks about the changes improvements to mobile technology will bring in its wake

US President George W Bush says the serious global financial crisis demands a serious global response.

A computer network protected by "unbreakable" quantum encryption is launched in Vienna.

Climate change could help ensure the long-term survival of some of the world's most endangered species.

A sculpture of a giant horse, a tower of stacked cubes and a steel "nest" are the final three designs that could grace a Kent hilltop.

Jonny Wilkinson reveals the secret of his new-found relaxed approach to life - the joys of quantum physics and Buddhism.

Matt Frei, presenter of BBC World News America, examines how Americans - and the candidates - are responding to the banks crisis.

Does Lehman Brothers filing for bankruptcy protection mean that the US government has decided to stop bailing out the banking system?

Noise from ships and industry is causing serious disruption to whales and dolphins, a report warns.

The key sections of the Citizenship programme of study for Key Stage 3, extracted from The National Curriculum 2007, which relate to BBC News School Report.

The key sections of the ICT programme of study for Key Stage 3, extracted from The National Curriculum 2007, which relate to BBC News School Report.

A new Sunday bus service between Spalding in Lincolnshire and Kings Lynn in Norfolk is set to start.

Heard the one about how many economists it takes to change a lightbulb? The belief that the market would take care of it has been shaken, says Point of View's Katharine Whitehorn.

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A former detainee at Yarl's Wood immigrant removal centre tells of the pain and fear of being incarcerated there.

A new camera designed with a curved detection surface allows imaging devices to see as animals do.