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At what stage does human rights become wrong, and are we to judge? Robert Wolfgramm shares his view

In an attempt to get Austrian men to do a fairer portion of housework, one-day courses have been set up across the nation.

There's a subtle difference between being religious and being spiritual.

A Russian scientist claims that a beating on the buttocks with a cane will cure everything from depression to alcoholism.

A study conducted by the British Cheese Board claims that eating cheese before you go to bed will help you have a good night's sleep.

The seventh-day Sabbath, while not to be found among the Egyptian maxims, through archaeological discoveries is traced among the Babylonians.

Unfortunately, homes are often war zones themselves, with battles occurring daily.

The plan is to link mobile phone users to Internet publications, even when they are not online.

Internet doomsayers eyeing a 12th-century Catholic prophecy believe that judgment is nigh.

Scientists have discovered a musician who can taste sounds.

Mobile phones have become popular in a remote Romanian village.

Rock music is set to spread further than ever before when a specially written CD lands on one of Saturn's moons.