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George Orwell's son on pilgrimage to save war site in Spain

For Richard Blair, the sight of the sandbagged trenches outside the Spanish village of Alcubierre gives rise to strong emotions. It was here that his father, George Orwell, came within millimetres of death as a sniper's bullet traversed his neck and nearly robbed the world of some of modern literature's greatest works. But nearly 80 years…

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Vatican exorcists: TV vampires and yoga are 'satanic' -- 'just like reading Harry Potter'

The proliferation of "beautiful young vampires" in TV series and Hollywood films including True Blood and the Twilight movies is encouraging young people to dabble with occult forces, a leading authority on demonic possession has warned a Vatican-backed exorcism course. "There are those who try to turn people into vampires and make them drink other people's…

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Vatican accused of rejecting new French ambassador because he is openly gay

The Vatican is facing accusations of homophobia after failing to deny claims that France's new choice of ambassador to the Holy See has effectively been rejected because of his sexuality. Laurent Stefanini, the openly gay diplomat at the centre of the row, was nominated as ambassador to the Vatican by France's council of ministers on 5…

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Andrew Wakefield didn't cause the MMR vaccine panic without the help of journalists

Since Andrew Wakefield spread alarm with his ultimately discredited work linking the MMR vaccine to autism, the issue of mass immunisation has been extremely vexed. The return of measles to the United States and outbreaks here are testament to the degree of hesitancy which exists. As for the annual flu vaccine, scepticism is almost de rigueur.…

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CIA concerned about foreign powers manipulating the weather, climatologist claims

The CIA is worried that a foreign power may develop the ability to manipulate the global climate in a way that cannot be detected, a leading climatologist has claimed. Consultants working for the Central Intelligence Agency have asked Professor Alan Robock of Rutgers University in New Jersey whether it would be possible for another nation to…

Town shocked to find lost copy of Magna Carta worth $15 million in a scrapbook

An early edition of Magna Carta - one of only a couple of dozen in known existence - has been discovered by chance during a search of a county council's archives. While the document found in the files of Kent County Council's history department is torn and only about two-thirds complete, it could still be worth…

Miguel de Cervantes' coffin found after nine-month search

A nine-month search in a tiny chapel in Madrid for the long-lost remains of legendary Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes has taken a dramatic step forward with the discovery of what is believed to be the coffin of the Don Quixote author. Forensic experts reported that they had discovered two series of tacks forming the thumb-sized…