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Leve Kanpe! Saving the Iron Market

The Iron Market - Marche en Fer - in Port-au-Prince has been iconic symbol of Haitian community aspiration for over 120 years.

Video: Al Capone's gun under the hammer

The personal revolver of Al Capone, one of history's most notorious criminals, is going up for auction in London.

A Day That Shook The World: Royal Family in crisis

On 15 June 1992, a scandalous book about life inside the Royal Family was released - firing the starter pistol on a series of unprecedented criticism of the institution of the monarchy.

A Day That Shook The World: Le Mans 24 race disaster

On 11 June 1955, the famous Le Mans 24-hour race ended in tragedy when a Mercedes flipped and crashed into the crowd, killing 84 people and injuring hundreds more.

A Day That Shook The World: D-Day landings

On 6 June 1944, the Allies launched one of the biggest and most decisive military operations in history - D-Day.

A Day That Shook The World: Six-Day War begins

On 5 June 1967, following months of growing tension, Israeli forces launched a pre-emptive attack on Arab armies massing in the Sinai desert.

Area 51 uncovered

As information from the top secret US military base is declassified, The Independent talks alien conspiracy theories, the Cold War and UFOs with a man who was there

A Day That Shook The World: Tiananmen Square massacre

On 4 June 1989, soldiers from the Chinese People's Army massacred thousands of their own people, who had been protesting for democratic reforms.

A Day That Shook The World: Emily Davison throws herself under the king's Derby horse

On 4 June 1913, suffragette Emily Davison stepped into the path of the king's favourite horse and pulled it to the ground to make a point.

The Victorians: Long to reign over us

Those alive in the Victorian age would be astounded to see our enthusiasm for their ideas. What does it say about us, asks DJ Taylor, that we are still working to their ancient templates?

A Day That Shook The World: Heysel Stadium riots

On 29 May 1985, the football world was stunned after a brawl between Liverpool and Juventus supporters at the European Cup Final in the Heysel Stadium in Brussels turned fatal.

A Day That Shook The World: Evacuation of Dunkirk

On 27 May 1940, British troops were forced to beat a humilating retreat from Dunkirk in France by advancing German forces.

Aristocracy 'ate human flesh'

The British aristocracy consumed human flesh, a new book on medicinal cannibalism reveals.

A Day That Shook The World: Charles Lindbergh flies the Atlantic solo

On 20 May 1927, Captain Charles Linbergh became the first man to fly across the Atlantic ocean.

An uneven playing field: The battle scars of Croke Park are deep

The Queen's visit to the intensely Irish sporting arena was intended to atone for the 1920 Bloody Sunday massacre
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All the world's a stage – and all the men and women merely environmentalists who hate BP

All the world's a stage...

... and all the men and women merely environmentalists who hate BP
Space: the new cyber crime frontier

Space: the new cyber crime frontier

What if hackers hijacked a key satellite? Jerome Taylor reports on the next generation of threat
Hannibal... the musical? Sir Anthony wins a Classic Brit Award for his last waltz

Hannibal... the musical?

ir Anthony wins a Classic Brit Award for his last waltz
The tragedy of Kohl and his 'Lady Macbeth'

The tragedy of Kohl and his 'Lady Macbeth'

He did more than anyone to bring Germany back together – but a new marriage and the euro crisis have put the ailing 'father of unity' under new scrutiny
Lagerfeld's latest big idea: more is more

Paris Fashion Week

Lagerfeld's latest big idea: more is more
Television: Take over the most famous sofa in the US

Take over the most famous sofa in the US

Simpsons fans can now submit 'couch gags' for the show's opening credits. It's the best seat in the house
The mystery of the Broadway musical and the missing British donor

The mystery of the Broadway musical and the missing British donor

Saga of trying to stage Rebecca in US has more twists than Du Maurier's gothic novel
The 10 best waterproof jackets

The 10 best waterproof jackets

Whether fell-running, mountaineering or just wandering down the high street in the rain, keep dry in one of these coats
Eccentric Mr Fox

Eccentric Mr Fox

Laurence Fox refuses to see himself as part of a thespian clan. He talks about religion, wife Billie Piper and his new role as a traumatised squaddie
A day (or more) in the life of The Beatles

A day (or more) in the life of The Beatles

It's 50 years since the release of the band's first single, the perfect time to celebrate with a Fab Four-related break
Hit the rides and the tides

Hit the rides and the tides

It's the stuff that children's dreams are made of, a Caribbean cruise combined with a Florida theme-park holiday
Happy marriage of poetry and technology

Happy marriage of poetry and technology

Josephine Hart's dream is realised in a new app
Andy Murray exclusive: I now know what it takes

Andy Murray exclusive

In his first interview since winning the US Open, the Scot tells Paul Newman how playing clever tennis rather than his best tennis was the key to ending his wait for a Slam
Mancini: I don't need to learn about Europe but my team does

Mancini: I don't need to learn about Europe but my team does

Manchester City face 'must-win game' with manager demanding rapid improvement
Miracle working takes its toll on Olazabal

Miracle working takes its toll on Olazabal

Triumphant Ryder Cup captain just wants to 'turn off his phone, turn on the TV and lie down'