easyJet recalls magazine with Holocaust memorial fashion shoot

British discount airline easyJet has recalled some 280,000 copies of its in-flight magazine after complaints about a fashion shoot staged at Berlin's Holocaust memorial, daily Financial Times Deutschland reported on Tuesday.

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Iraq war inquiry due to begin public hearings

The Iraq war inquiry is to begin its public hearings later, with top civil servants and a former spy chief giving evidence on the conflict's origins.

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Cross-dressing comedians becoming a drag in black films

Unfortunately, "Sheneneh and Wanda" will also be a box office hit, partly because we, the black community, don't demand better images of ourselves. It is about time we give some shine to the blacks in the film world who are trying to make a difference.

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Minister calls for passive accident onlookers to be shocked into action

Those who gawk at accidents without helping the victims should be shocked out of their inaction by being shown photographs of accidents and those hurt in them, according to Schleswig-Holstein's interior minister Klaus Schlie.

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Where conservatives have it wrong

You're a sensible, principled conservative. You want America to be a land of boundless opportunity and freedom, where people are treated as individuals and judged on their merits. But let someone mention "illegal immigrants,'' and your principles fly out the window.

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Chipping at Plymouth's Pilgrim preeminence: On this Rock a Myth was Built

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Freakin' Fundamentalists: Stonings here, lashings there, misogyny everywhere

The freakin' fundamentalists are at it again. This time, in Somalia, where the stoning of women goes on unabated. On November 18, a 20-year-old divorcee who, because she had a boyfriend, was stoned to death for "adultery".

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Women 'should bare 40 per cent of their bodies to attract men'

Women should wear clothes that bare 40 per cent of their flesh to maximise their chances of attracting men, new scientific research indicates.

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UK MPs' expenses: fraud charges for six MPs and lords

Six MPs and peers are facing criminal charges of fraud following investigations by Scotland Yard into the abuse of the parliamentary expenses system, The Daily Telegraph can disclose.

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