After 20 years trying to get off the runway, Heathrow's Terminal 5 is about to open and promises a better experience for passengers. But what kind of features make a good airport?

The Helvetica font is celebrating its 50th birthday. You've probably seen it a thousand times today. Why?

Bosnia strips almost 400 people of citizenship in a crackdown on wartime foreign fighters who settled there.

Andrew Gruen gives his first impressions on the latest operating system from Microsoft, Window's Vista .

Taking care of business, Magazine-style.

Heavy snow and freezing conditions in Turkey have now claimed 11 lives, and cut off thousands of villages.

The Bulgarian foreign minister travels to Libya to discuss the trial of six Bulgarians accused of infecting 400 children with HIV.

We take a look at the impact of Africans in some of the European leagues which continue playing over the summer.

Celtic face Dutch masters Ajax in the Champions League qualifying round - a draw which also involved Rangers and Liverpool.

Typefaces used in letters and e-mails reveal an insight into the writer's personality traits, according to a new study.

Golden boot/leading scorers.

Runaway inflation is nothing new for Turks - but on the streets of Istanbul, resentment of the authorities is growing.

Turkey's earthquake has claimed tens of thousands of lives - but there are also tales of hope from those who clung on to life.

"The most influential political magazine of the '80s," as its editor called it, is back for with a one-off issue on the "Blair project"

A Judge in Turkey presiding at a trial of nine police officers accused of murdering a journalist has resigned citing unacceptable pressures.