Digital cloud plan for city skiesSource: BBC News
A giant "digital cloud" that would "float" above London's skyline has been outlined by an international team of architects, artists and engineers.
The construction would include 120m- (400ft-) tall mesh towers and a series of interconnected plastic bubbles that can be used to di …
Nigeria-Oil War Reaches Lagos-MEND Militants Attack LagosSource: massob online
Nigeria's most prominent rebel group says it carried out an "unprecedented attack" on an oil tanker facility close to the main commercial city of Lagos.
"The depot and loading tankers moored at the facility are currently on fire," said the Movement for the Emancipation …
Biafran International Passport Launched by MASSOBSource: massob Online
As part of programme to celebrate the 10 anniversary of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), the organisation has launched what it called "the Biafran International Passport".
06/24/09-Niger Delta-Blow to Amnesty Offer - Dokubo ArrestedSource: massob.org
Leader of the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force (NDPVF), Mujahideen Dokubo-Asari, was arrested at about 8 p.m. on Tuesday by the operatives of the State Security Services (SSS) at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos on his way from Germany.
Texting disease awaySource: BBC News
A mobile phone based health project is helping the Peruvian military to keep disease at bay.
The initiative, dubbed Alerta DISAMAR, has allowed doctors in the navy to report disease outbreaks and ask for help with treatment.
Mexico Troops Enter Drug War CitySource: BBC News
More than 1,500 Mexican troops have moved into a city on the US border being fought over by rival drug gangs.
Soldiers moved into Ciudad Juarez to try to regain control of a city in which more than 2,000 people have been murdered over the past year.
One-armed presenter is scaring children, parents tell BBC Source:
A disabled CBeebies presenter has been the victim of a disturbing campaign after parents complained that she was scaring toddlers.
They claimed that host Cerrie Burnell - who was born with one arm - is not suitable to appear on the digital children's channel.
Audio slideshow: Mexico drug violence Source: BBC News
Mexico is in the grip of vicious drug-related violence as traffickers battle each other and the authorities.
Nowhere has seen more bloodshed than Ciudad Juarez, a sprawling city on the US-Mexico border.
Diary of a Pakistani schoolgirl Source: BBC News
A seventh grade schoolgirl in the north-western Pakistani district of Swat has been writing a diary after Taleban militants there ordered schools to close as part of an edict banning girls' education.
Grizzlies reveal 'fancy footwork'Source: BBC News
They may look slow and clumsy, but underwater cameras have revealed that grizzly bears can perform some fancy footwork when a meal is on the cards.
Jupiter in space agencies' sightsSource: BBC News
Nasa and the European Space Agency have decided to forge ahead with an ambitious plan to send a probe to the Jupiter system and its icy moon Europa.
Regulators Reject BBC Plan on Web Video News Source: The New York Times
British regulators rejected a plan on Friday to add locally focused video news to BBC Web sites in Britain, dealing a setback to the digital ambitions of the BBC, which has expanded aggressively on the Internet.
Call to adopt UK Bill of RightsSource: BBC News
The bill should give greater protection to groups such as children, the elderly and those with learning difficulties, it said in a report.
The committee said the bill should include rights to housing, education and a healthy environment.
Swiss reject new citizenship rule Source: BBC News
BBC News: Voters in Switzerland have rejected a move to make it even harder for foreigners to obtain citizenship.
In a referendum, they voted 64% against a bid to revive the practice of approving citizenship candidates by secret ballot and scrapping appeals.
Designing the solution to crime Source: BBC News
The BBC reports: A slash-proof backpack, an alarmed laptop case and a pub chair with space to hide your handbag inside are among the creations of a research centre fighting crime with design.