Poll shows public opinion in Spain turns against King Juan Carlos in favour of his son Felipe, reflecting the toll taken on the king by gaffes, friendships with young women and royal family corruption allegations. Read Article Spanish king's popularity plummets as royals face crisis
Qatar will struggle to win a credit rating upgrade unless the nation reduces its reliance on public spending, the ratings agency Standard & Poor's said after the government said it deserved AAA status. Read Article S&P casts doubt on Qatar AAA bid
Katie Trotter emerges battle-scarred but triumphant after a week-long military-style bootcamp in the hills of Marbella tempered only by luxurious accommodation. Read Article Bootcamp break: the pain in Spain
Star Trek's technological feats are ahead of the times - dreamt up almost half a century ago, much of its technology is today a reality. Can’t you beam me up, Scotty?
Following the 1948 war, Israeli librarians rushed to collect 30,000 mostly Arabic books from the houses of Jerusalem's prominent Palestinian families. Now, the families want their books back. Vita Bekker reports from Tel Aviv Palestinian activists sue Israel for the return of 6,000 books
Istanbul's famous mosque tries to strike balance between religion and tourism money by providing tourists with coverings. Thomas Seibert reports Turkey tightens Blue Mosque dress code
The Italian marque is unbelievably, half a century old. To celebrate, the world's largest ever gathering of those outrageous sports cars assembled in its hometown. Lamborghini is still crazy after all these years
