A mother who stopped at a crash scene to offer medical help discovered the victim was her own teenage son.
Anthony Lord, 13, was riding his BMX bike along a busy main road when he suddenly swerved to the right without warning and was hit by a car.
By chance, his parents Nigel and Joanne were driving [...]

Reporters Without Borders activists demonstrated outside the Tunisian tourist office in Paris on 1st March to protest against the continued detention of lawyer Mohammed Abbu, who has spent two years in jail for criticising President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali in online articles.
Some 20 members of the worldwide press freedom organisation rallied for almost an hour, [...]

1980: Mugabe to lead independent Zimbabwe
Nationalist leader Robert Mugabe has won a sweeping election victory to become Zimbabwe’s first black prime minister.
Mr Mugabe’s radical Zimbabwe African National Union (Patriotic Front) party or Zanu (PF) won 57 of the 80 black seats being contested in the country’s first election since the end of white minority rule.
It [...]