World

A human skull unearthed behind a BBC star’s home belonged to a 1879 murder victim

Hefty dry cleaning bills may be its greatest legacy

Massoud Khalili on his dreams for a new Afghanistan, and why forgiveness is so much harder than revenge

Greek profligacy has unleashed a wave of anti-EU anger

Cigarettes would only be available with a prescription

Once hailed as an economic saviour, China is facing a growing deficit

A blogger’s posts lend credence to the belief the Chinese Red Cross is using donation money to pamper executives

For Murdoch, the benefits of being highly successful outweighed the costs of being deeply unloved

From 2011: The pressure to be thin is true for a duchess and women in the public eye

An Iraq war veteran’s death at an amusement park raises serious safety issues