The UK is "reliant" on EU nationals to enforce welfare and hygiene standards in abattoirs, peers say.
The battlefields of WW1 were once marked by thousands of wooden crosses - but what happened to them?
In Mexico a psychologist has come up with an unusual way of getting children, dealing with trauma, to open up about their experiences.
The opposition councillor says officials refuse to tell him an exact time for the opening of the Marischal Square development.
University of Aberdeen archaeologists find a significant building and an Anglo-Saxon coin.
Australian Phil Nagle on the abuse he underwent at the hands of a member of a Catholic order.
Emily Hughes was told someone with the same name, born on the same day in the same area has already applied.
The EU anti-fraud office is cracking down on Mafia fraud involving farm development funds in Sicily.
Sujatha Gidla's book Ants Among Elephants is a personal examination of her life as a Dalit in India.
