Venezuela Prison Riot Kills Dozens Of Inmates

Up to 50 people have been killed and scores more injured in clashes at a prison in Venezuela, according to hospital officials and local media. Television footage showed National Guard troops surrounding the Uribana prison as inmates in bloody clothes...

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Apple: Kutcher At Steve Jobs Film Premiere

Ashton Kutcher has revealed playing Apple's legendary co-founder Steve Jobs was an honour - but also terrifying - at the film's world premiere. The biopic covers the 30 years from Jobs' teenage years to his time in charge of one of the most powerful...

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Anti-Doping Chief: Armstrong Lied On Oprah

The head of the US Anti-Doping Agency has claimed shamed cyclist Lance Armstrong lied during a TV interview with Oprah Winfrey. In an interview with CBS show 60 Minutes, which will air on Sunday, Mr Tygart said Armstrong was not telling the truth when...

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Adrian Donohoe Killing Condemned By Irish PM

The Irish leader Enda Kenny has described the fatal shooting of a Garda detective during a botched hold-up as "cold blooded violence". Adrian Donohoe was with a colleague escorting a cash delivery to a credit union in Dundalk, County Louth, when he...

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Egypt: Death Sentences Spark Deadly Riots

Two football players are among the 27 people killed in riots in the Egypt city of Port Said following the sentencing to death of 21 fans. Violence erupted in the city after judge sentenced the 21 people to death over a post-match riot in February last...

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Murder Confession: Teen Copies Halloween Film

A Texas teenager has confessed to police that he shot his mother and sister after repeatedly watching a horror film about a boy who kills without remorse. Newly released evidence in the case includes a four-page document handwritten by Jake Evans....

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Samsung Q4 Profits Surge 76% Over Smartphones

Samsung has seen its quarterly profits soar by 76%, boosted by the popularity of its Galaxy smartphones, which have outsold the iPhone for a fourth straight quarter. Net profit for the final quarter of 2012 totaled 7.04 trn South Korean won (£4.1bn),...

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Strauss-Kahn Innocent, Pimp Tells Sex Trial

A pimp accused with Dominique Strauss-Kahn of supplying prostitutes for sex parties has claimed he believes the former IMF boss is innocent. Belgian national Dominique Alderweireld, who has previous convictions for pimping, told Canal Plus television...

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Egypt: Tear Gas Fired At Protesters In Cairo

Tear gas has been fired at protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square on the second anniversary of the revolution that ousted Hosni Mubarak. Despite President Mohamed Morsi calling for calm, protesters have been making their way to the city's main square to...

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Algeria Siege: Norwegians Confirmed Dead

Two Norwegian oil workers have been confirmed dead after the al Qaeda hostage crisis in Algeria last week. Norwegian oil firm Statoil confirmed the deaths following the siege at the In Amenas gas plant. The company said three others were still listed...

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North Korea Plans Nuclear Test 'Aimed At US'

North Korea plans a nuclear test and more long-range rocket launches, aimed at what it calls its "arch-enemy", the United States. A declaration by the National Defence Commission, said: "We do not hide that the various satellites and long-range rockets...

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Lebedev 'Braced For Prison' Over TV Punch-Up

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent Newspaper tycoon Alexander Lebedev has told Sky News he is bracing himself for the possibility of being sent to prison, after a televised punch-up with another oligarch on TV which has seen him charged with...

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Israel Reviews Military After West Bank Deaths

By Tom Rayner, Middle East News Editor Israel's military has called for an immediate review of its terms of engagement after a spate of fatal shootings provoked violent clashes in the West Bank. The funerals of a female student and teenage boy...

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World Trade Centre Workers Scrawl Graffiti

Workers building New York's tallest tower at the World Trade Centre site have been encouraged to leave messages of remembrance on the concrete and steel. The graffiti appears on beams, walls and stairwells of the skyscraper that is being built to replace...

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Taiwan And Japan In Water Cannon Sea Skirmish

Japanese and Taiwanese coastguards duelled with water cannon in the latest skirmish over disputed Japanese-controlled islands. The two vessels squared up in the East China Sea The two sides clashed after Japanese coastguards fired water at a fishing...

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Netanyahu Claims Win In Israel Election

By Tom Rayner, Middle East News Editor Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed victory in the country's parliamentary elections, but suffered losses to new parties on the left and right. Mr Netanyahu told his supporters he feels a...

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Irish Nanny Charged Over Baby Death In US

An Irish nanny living illegally in America has been charged with violently assaulting a baby who later died. Aisling McCarthy Brady, 34, from Quincy, Massachusetts, is alleged to have been the sole carer for the girl on January 14 - her first birthday...

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Russia Crash: Baby Thrown Into Path Of Lorry

A one-year-old girl has had an amazing escape after being involved in a road smash that saw her flung in front of oncoming traffic. The Mitsubishi car that the child was travelling in with her parents spun out of control while trying to overtake on...

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Algeria: BP 'Fears The Worst' Over Employees

BP says it fears the worst for four employees from the Algerian hostage siege crisis who are still unaccounted for. "The gas complex is so big that we are still in the process of looking for bodies, especially those of missing foreigners," said a BP...

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Manti Te'o Admits Lying Briefly About Hoax

Manti Te'o has admitted he briefly lied after discovering his online girlfriend did not exist and was part of an elaborate hoax. In an interview with ABC News, the Notre Dame linebacker insisted he had told the truth up until December when he realised...

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Israel's Extremist Right Set For Cabinet Posts

By Tom Rayner, Middle East News Editor, Jerusalem Israelis go to the polls today in an election that could have a devastating impact on hopes for a future peace deal with the Palestinians. While Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is predicted to...

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Bali: Death Penalty For British Drug Smuggler

British woman Lindsay Sandiford has been sentenced to death for drug smuggling on the Indonesian island of Bali. The 56-year-old grandmother, originally from Redcar, Teesside, had been found guilty of violating the country's strict drug laws. Sandiford...

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HIV: Scientists Hopeful Over Resistant Cells

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent Scientists have genetically engineered key cells in the immune system to resist infection by HIV. US researchers used molecular scissors to cut and paste HIV-resistance genes into T cells, the specialised...

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Russian Citizens Flee Conflict In Syria

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent Russia has insisted it is not evacuating its citizens from Syria, even as two planes left Moscow to begin an airlift of around 100 people from the country. The aircraft will land in Beirut in neighbouring...

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Canadian Man Kills Two In Philippine Court

A Canadian man has shot dead two men and injured another while appearing in a Philippine courtroom charged with illegal possession of firearms, according to police. John Pope, 66, pulled out a gun and fired at the complainant and prosecuting lawyer...

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Message In A Bottle Reunited With Family

A message in a bottle found 76 years after it was thrown into the sea has been reunited with the family of the man who wrote it. The bottle was found on a beach in New Zealand by Geoff Flood in November 2012, but had been set adrift in 1936. Inside...

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Commuter Trains Collide In Austria

Two commuter trains have collided head-on during the rush-hour in the Austrian capital Vienna. Dozens of people were injured, five of them seriously. "Two of the seriously injured are in a life-threatening condition, one of whom is one of the...

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Mali Conflict: France Recaptures Diabaly

French troops have wrested back control of the key Malian town of Diabaly from Islamist fighters. After a week of heavy fighting, French and Malian troops were uncertain whether the militants had fled. However they met no resistance when they entered...

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Obama To Take Second Public Oath Of Office

Barack Obama is due to take a public oath of office and make his second inaugural address on the steps of the US Capitol in Washington in front of a crowd of hundreds of thousands. Millions more across the world will tune in to see the star-studded...

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Algeria Crisis: Some Hostages Were 'Executed'

Algeria's prime minister says 37 foreign hostages were killed during the four day gas plant crisis - with several executed with a bullet to the head. Abdelmalek Sellal said at least one Canadian was among the gang of kidnappers also from Egypt, Mali,...

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Hostage Crisis: Three Britons Confirmed Dead

Three Britons have been killed and another three are believed to have died in the Algerian hostage crisis, David Cameron has announced. The Prime Minister said a British resident is also thought to have been killed in the four day stand-off in the desert...

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