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Jetpack v the Jetman
It's taken many years of hard work, but two men from opposite sides of the globe have given hope to those who have dreamed of flying like a bird.
The blind pioneers learning to 'see' like bats
A handful of visually impaired people in Britain are now using echo-location to help them navigate.
Album Review: Kode 9 and the Spaceape, Black Sun
As a musician, DJ, and owner of record label Hyperdub, Kode 9 (real name Steve Goodman) from Glasgow was one of the pioneers of the dubstep scene in the early 2000s.
Being Steve Ignorant is bliss
Graham Reid talks with the shouty voice out front of Crass, the most politically-fuelled band of Britain's punk era.
James Franco delays exhibition opening
Actor James Franco has delayed the opening of his James Dean-inspired art exhibition in Venice, Italy because he needs more time to "fully realise" his vision for the project.
<i>Bernard Hickey:</i> Kiwibank's foreign borrowing splurge
Kiwibank has revealed it borrowed $927m on short term 'hot' European money markets in five months and has quickly lent on much of it into the housing market.
City star's mission to lift number of female managers
Helena Morrissey remembers her worst moment as a woman in the City, London's financial district.
UK: Smooth sailing along the canals
Travelling at a leisurely pace on a boat means there's more time to take in the sights.
Duchess' sweatshop garb starts stink
The Duchess of Cambridge has come under fire for wearing a dress made in a Romanian sweatshop.
<i>Susan Easton:</i> Lenders numb to Greece's pleas for help
Failure to produce growth is spooking eurozone investors, says Susan Easton