Blind student ‘hears in colour’
A blind student has developed software that turns colours into musical notes so that he can read weather maps. Victor…
Read MoreIAAF to rule on Greek sprint pair
Greek sprinters Kostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou are expected to find out on Wednesday if they will be banned for…
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MPs criticise child access system
Divorced parents seeking access to their children are often disadvantaged by the legal system, MPs have said. The Constitutional Affairs…
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Foxx and Swank win US awards
Jamie Foxx and Hilary Swank have won the Screen Actors Guild Awards for best male and female film actors, boosting…
Read MoreFiat mulls Ferrari market listing
Ferrari could be listed on the stock market as part of an overhaul of Fiat’s carmaking operations, the Financial Times…
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Federer breezes into semi-finals
Roger Federer reached the last four of the Qatar Open with an easy 6-1 6-2 win over seventh seed Feliciano…
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‘Golden economic period’ to end
Ten years of “golden” economic performance may come to an end in 2005 with growth slowing markedly, City consultancy Deloitte…
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Nuclear body seeks new tech
The computer systems used to monitor the world’s nuclear power installations are so outdated that they are hampering the work…
Read MoreNewcastle 2-1 Bolton
Kieron Dyer smashed home the winner to end Bolton’s 10-game unbeaten run. Lee Bowyer put Newcastle ahead when he fed…
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Muslim police stops ‘more likely’
UK Muslims should accept that people of Islamic appearance are more likely to be stopped and searched by police, a…
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