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Sudanese President Omar al-Beshir danced before supporters on a visit to Darfur on Wednesday that bristled with security, and dismissed accusations that he masterminded genocide in the region. Travelling in a convoy, backed by a helicopter and soldiers, police and...

The book is filled with stories involving miracles about how the author moved among strangers, risking his life as he worked to save others. My husband and I read it right along with our daughter; the content was both difficult...

When musicians pass through town, they seldom leave anything in their wake other than snapped guitar strings, clouds of tour bus exhaust and foggy memories littering hung-over minds. State Radio is out to prove that a rock band can do...

Melanie Griffith's grasp of history underwhelms. George Clooney isn't happy just being rich and handsome. He also wants to stop the Iraq War and prevent genocide in Darfur. Sharon Stone, who became famous for wearing no knickers in 1992's Basic...

It may not rouse too much interest on this side of the Atlantic, but tonight Dave Eggers will be presented with the Literarian Award by the National Book Foundation for "outstanding service to the American literary community".

Proceeds from the Christmas single will go to organisations including Justice for the Missing , a group for missing aboriginal women. F***** Up recently won this year's $20,000 (£11,200) Polaris prize, awarded for the best Canadian album of the year....

Watch this Unreported World Fleetwood Mac Night Comedy Showcase: Campus Michael Jackson: The Live Seance Unreported World 7.35pm, Channel 4 Reporter Ramita Navai and director Julie Noon discover how women and children are being directly targeted and abducted during the...

Hotel Rwanda" star Don Cheadle got a first-hand view of horror when he traveled to the devastated Darfur region of Sudan in 2005. He saw what it's like when a government kills 300,000 of its own people and forces another...

ABC1, 9.30pm Tonight, thousands of Australians will tune into Race Relations with the sole intention of being offended. Yes, it's the episode in which John Safran paints his face black – and on our government-funded broadcaster, no less!...After all, what's...