Once a cuddly ally of Barack Obama, the Turkish Prime Minister has shown himself to be increasingly authoritarian, says Robert Fisk

Why, the tiny fruit fly

The Heartbleed vulnerability arose from a section of code that helps maintain a piece of free software used by companies and government agencies almost everywhere

The dangers were highlighted last week when a cruising family had to be rescued 900 nautical miles from Mexico. But, argues Diane Selkirk, the benefits are vast

The call of King and country sees a rush to enlist

The Tory's new novel has received caustic reviews - but don't write off every MP turned author, says Andy McSmith

Christina Rietz discovers why the capital is the place to be for German and US brewers thirsty for innovation

John Haynes's manuals have sold more than 200 million copies. Simon Usborne meets the motor man at his classic car museum in Somerset ahead of the re-opening

Can't find underwear you like on the high street or slightly weirded-out by the idea of a fitting? Try these online lingerie shops for AA cup to K cup and everything in between

The youngster looked destined for the top three years ago. Now, he tells Kevin Affleck, an FA Cup semi-final with Wigan is a timely chance to shine

The coach tells Robin Scott-Elliot that he needs to redefine his role within GB set-up after poor recent run

Thirty years ago this week Amstrad went up against Apple and launched the back-to-basics home computer

British Museum uses CT scans to show mummies' faces after thousands of years

Journalist Sophie Wilkinson was hurt and humiliated when her photo appeared on the Facebook group

The defeat at the Battle of Mons that turned into a rallying legend