Kim Dotcom To Launch New File Sharing Megasite

What Are Cyberlockers? Updated: 12:48pm UK, Saturday 19 January 2013 Cyberlockers are also known as cloud storage or file storage services, which enable users to keep files, or back them up, on the Internet. Users can access files from these virtual...

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Boeing Dreamliner Deliveries Halted

Boeing 787 Dreamliner Timeline Updated: 1:50am UK, Saturday 19 January 2013 The turbulent history of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner: Jan 19, 2013: Boeing says it is stopping deliveries of the Dreamliner to airlines. Jan 18, 2013: US Federal Aviation Administration...

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Manti Te'o Denies Role In Dead Girlfriend Hoax

American college football star Manti Te'o has insisted he played no role in the hoax involving his 'imaginary girlfriend'. In his first interview since the scandal erupted, the Notre Dame linebacker said he was tricked by three people who have confessed...

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Armstrong: I Deserve To Compete Again

Lance Armstrong believes he should be given the opportunity to compete again, saying his life ban feels like a "death penalty". The 41-year-old Texan has confessed to using performance-enhancing drugs during all seven of his Tour de France victories....

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Algeria: 'Seven Hostages Have Been Killed'

Seven hostages have reportedly been killed and 16 others freed amid reports of a bloody "final assault" on an Algerian gas plant taken over by militants. Foreign Secretary William Hague says fewer than 10 British nationals are still at risk after a...

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Algeria: Hostage 'Had Explosives Around Neck'

An Irishman who escaped from the Algerian hostage crisis had explosives tied around his neck, his brother has revealed. Father-of-two Stephen McFaul, from west Belfast, fled after the vehicle he had been travelling in crashed after coming under attack...

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Bolshoi Ballet Boss Has Acid Thrown In Face

The Bolshoi Theatre's artistic director has suffered third-degree burns and may lose his eyesight following an acid attack by a masked man in Moscow. Sergei Filin, 43, was attacked as he got out of his car outside his home, according to Arkady Bashirov,...

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Subway Attack: Suspect Held By US Police

Police investigating a horrific attack on a woman on the Philadelphia subway have arrested a man. Surveillance video shows the 23-year-old woman being viciously punched and then dragged across the platform. She is then pushed onto the railway track...

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Freed British Hostages Praise Algerian Army

British hostages have spoken of their ordeal in Algeria, praising the army rescue team that saved their lives. Speaking to state television, one unnamed man said: "I think they did a fantastic job, I was very impressed with the Algerian army. "I feel...

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Mother Arrested After Son Takes Gun To School

Police in New York City have arrested the mother of a seven-year-old boy who took a gun and ammunition to school in his rucksack. Deborah Farley was arrested on Friday on several charges including criminal possession of a weapon and endangering the...

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Algeria: BP Raid Seems Like Revenge For Mali

The raid on the BP gas plant in Algeria looks as if it is linked to the foreign intervention in Mali. Al Qaeda in the Maghreb (AQIM) warned they would take revenge for the intervention in Mali, saying they would bring the war to Paris. That may yet...

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Dreamliners: Boeing Reputation Is On The Line

Boeing 787 Dreamliner Timeline Updated: 12:15pm UK, Thursday 17 January 2013 The turbulent history of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner: Jan 17, 2013: The European Aviation Safety Agency, US Federal Aviation Administration and Qatar Airways ground their Dreamliners....

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Boeing Dreamliners Grounded Across The World

Boeing 787 Dreamliner Timeline Updated: 12:15pm UK, Thursday 17 January 2013 The turbulent history of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner: Jan 17, 2013: The European Aviation Safety Agency, US Federal Aviation Administration and Qatar Airways ground their Dreamliners....

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Armstrong Loses Olympic Medal Ahead Of Oprah

Lance Armstrong has been stripped of his Olympic medal, ahead of the airing of a confessional TV interview that critics say was less than candid. The disgraced cyclist has said viewers will soon be able judge the Oprah Winfrey interview for themselves....

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'Many Dead' In Strike On Algeria Gas Plant

A number of foreign hostages at a besieged Algerian gas plant have reportedly been freed in the wake of a military strike which news agencies say has killed several people. Mauritania's ANI news agency reported the deaths citing one of the kidnappers...

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Boeing Dreamliners Grounded By Japan Airlines

Boeing 787 Dreamliner Timeline Updated: 4:05am UK, Wednesday 16 January 2013 The turbulent history of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner: Jan 16, 2013: Japan Air Lines Co Ltd (JAL) follows suit and suspends Dreamliner flights from Japan over safety concerns...

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French President: Mali Operation Going Well

France's military intervention in Mali is progressing well, French President Francois Hollande has told Sky News. The French military plans to more than double its current force in the West African state. Speakling in Abu Dhabi, Mr Hollande said: "We...

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Honduras: British Tourist 'Shot Dead By Robbers'

A British tourist has been shot dead in an apparent mugging in Honduras. The man was taking photos in San Pedro Sula, the Central American nation's second city, when he was attacked by two armed men, police said. Deputy Police Chief Leonel Sauceda...

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Algeria: BP Raid Seems Like Revenge For Mali

The raid on the BP gas plant in Algeria looks as if it is linked to the foreign intervention in Mali. Al Qaeda in the Maghreb (AQIM) warned they would take revenge for the intervention in Mali, saying they would bring the war to Paris. That may yet...

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BP Gas Site: Brits Caught Up In Hostage Drama

British nationals are caught up in a terrorist attack at a gas field in Algeria where several workers were taken hostage. At least eight people, including an Irishman, have been kidnapped from the gas facility part-operated by BP, Sonatrach (the Algerian...

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Pakistan: Top Court Orders PM Ashraf's Arrest

Pakistan's supreme court has ordered the arrest of prime minister Raja Pervez Ashraf over corruption claims. The surprise move plunges the country into fresh political turmoil and came as populist cleric Tahirul Qadri demanded the resignation of the...

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Pakistan: Clashes At Protests Called By Qadri

By Alex Rossi, Asia Correspondent Security forces in Pakistan have fired live rounds in the air and used tear gas to try to control anti-government protests. Television pictures also showed demonstrators throwing stones at a rally in Islamabad...

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Mali: First RAF Aircraft Lands With Supplies

An RAF transport aircraft loaded with French armoured vehicles has touched down in conflict-stricken Mali to help the fight against Islamist rebels. French forces have been carrying out air attacks on the al Qaeda-backed rebels in the West African state...

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Cleaner Steals Train And Hits House In Sweden

A cleaner has been arrested after stealing a train before it crashed at high speed into a house, Swedish officials say. Police officers at the scene of the crash The woman was seriously injured when the train derailed at Saltsjobaden station, southeast...

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Lance Armstrong Interview: Oprah 'Surprised'

Oprah Winfrey has said Lance Armstrong "did not come clean in the manner I expected" during a two-and-a-half hour interview with the disgraced cyclist. The shamed sportsman reportedly admitted using performance-enhancing drugs to the US talk show host,...

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Beijing Pollution 'Hazardous' For Fourth Day

By Mark Stone, China Correspondent, in Beijing Sunrise in Beijing on Monday revealed a marginally clearer skyline, but pollution remains at levels considered 'hazardous' for a fourth consecutive day. According to an air quality monitor on the roof...

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Silvio Berlusconi Fails To Get Trial Delayed

The belly dancer who Silvio Berlusconi is accused of paying for sex when she was underage has been told she no longer has to attend his trial. Lawyers for the former Italian prime minister made a late submission asking that Karima el-Mahroug, also known...

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Syrian Regime 'Using Banned Cluster Bombs'

By Tom Rayner, Middle East News Editor The Syrian regime has used rocket launchers to fire banned cluster bombs on least two occasions in the last two months, according to a new report. An investigation published by Human Rights Watch (HRW) claims...

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Kumbh Mela Festival On Ganges Starts In India

Several million Hindus jumped into the freezing waters of the River Ganges at 5am this morning as the world's biggest religious festival got under way. Millions more are expected to arrive for the Kumbh Mela in the northern Indian town of Allahabad...

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Italy's Would-Be Leader Bersani Warns Cameron

By Robert Nisbet, Europe Correspondent The front runner in the race to be Italy's next leader says Britain must not "paralyse" the EU if it seeks to repatriate powers from Brussels. In his first British TV interview, Pier Luigi Bersani, who heads...

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Israel Evicts Palestinians From Protest Camp

Palestinian protesters have been forced out of a camp they set up in an area earmarked for a Jewish housing project. Israeli police backed by bulldozers evicted the group from the West Bank hilltop in the early hours of Sunday, two days after 200 Palestinian...

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Costa Concordia Shipwreck Anniversary Service

By Robert Nisbet, in Porto Santo Stefano Survivors of the Costa Concordia shipwreck - and relatives of the 32 people who died when the cruise liner ran aground - have marked a year since the disaster with a series of events near the rusting wreckage....

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Mali: British Military Plane 'Leaving Today'

The first British military plane destined to assist the French operation in Mali will leave this afternoon, Sky sources say. The RAF C17 will stop off in Paris to load before a 10-hour flight to the West African country and will not arrive before tomorrow,...

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