North Korea: US Deploys Spy Plane To Japan

Tensions remain high on the Korean Peninsula amid reports the US has deployed an unmanned spy plane to Japan to boost its surveillance after North Korea readied missile launchers on its east coast. The Global Hawk will be stationed at the US airbase...

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Nelson Mandela Leaves Hospital After 10 Days

Former South African president Nelson Mandela has been discharged from hospital after being treated for pneumonia. The 94-year-old was allowed to return home this afternoon "following a sustained and gradual improvement in his general condition". An...

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Rhino Horns Worth £2m Stolen In South Africa

Thieves in South Africa have stolen 66 rhino horns worth some $2.75m (£1.8m) in one of the biggest horn heists the country has ever seen. The horns were taken after the thieves broke into the safe of game farm owner Johan van Zyl who runs the Leshoka...

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India: British Woman Murdered In Kashmir

A second man is being questioned after a British woman was found murdered on a houseboat in Indian-administered Kashmir, police have confirmed. The son of the owner of the houseboat where Sarah Groves, 24, had been staying for up to two months is helping...

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Iraq: 20 Dead, Dozens Hurt In Suicide Blast

A suicide bomber has killed 20 people and wounded dozens during a political rally in the Iraqi city of Baqouba, according to officials. The bomber detonated his explosives as Muthana al-Jourani, a Sunni candidate for the provincial council, was hosting...

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Whaling Haul Hits 'Record Low' In Japan

The haul from Japan's whaling mission in the Southern Ocean was a record low this year, a minister has said, blaming what he called the "unforgivable sabotage" by activists. The hunt netted 103 Antarctic minke whales - less than half last year's tally...

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India Building Collapse: At Least 45 Dead

By Alex Rossi, Sky News India Correspondent Rescuers have pulled out alive two toddlers from the wreckage of a Mumbai tower block after it collapsed leaving as many as 45 dead and 50 injured. Most of the dead and missing are migrant construction...

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Twin Babies Found After Mum Lay Dead For Days

Three-month-old twins have been found alive in a New Jersey apartment where their mother had lain dead for several days. The pair were dehydrated but responsive. They are in hospital in a stable condition. Authorities in Plainfield are awaiting post-mortem results...

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North Korea Warns Foreign Embassies Of Risks

By Mark Stone, on the South Korea border The Foreign Office says it has no intention of evacuating its embassy in Pyongyang after North Korea warned foreign diplomats they may not be safe if war breaks out. The North Korean government asked foreign...

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One Dead As School Bus Overturns In Illinois

A man has died and more than 36 people have been hurt after a school bus overturned in northern Illinois. The bus, which was taking 25 children to Newport Elementary School in Wadsworth, around 45 miles north of Chicago, is believed to have collided...

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British Ski Coach Arrested At French Resort

A British ski instructor has reportedly been dragged off the slopes at the French ski resort of Megeve as part of a crackdown on 'unlicenced' teachers. Alex Casey, 40, from Folkstone says he has been banned from instructing as he does not hold new...

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Long-Lost 'Twins' Raise $35k Online To Meet Up

Two potential long-lost twin sisters, who first got in touch thanks to a YouTube video, have managed to raise more than $35k online to finally meet up. Anais Bordier, 25, a French fashion student living in London, initially saw Los Angeles-based Samantha...

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Argentina Floods: Dozens Die As Rain Continues

At least 52 people have drowned in their homes and cars, or were electrocuted as floods swamped Buenos Aires. Thousands have been evacuated from their homes At least 46 died on Wednesday in and around the city of La Plata. Six deaths were reported...

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North Korea Army: 'War Could Break Out Today'

By Mark Stone, in Seoul, South Korea The North Korean military says it has ratified a "merciless" attack against the United States, potentially involving a "cutting-edge" nuclear strike. "The moment of explosion is approaching fast," the army said...

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Rogue Trader Admits $8.3bn Goldman Sachs Fraud

A rogue trader has pleaded guilty to defrauding Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs with unauthorised trades totalling $8.3bn (£5.5bn). Matthew Taylor admitted that he exceeded internal risk limits and lied to Goldman supervisors to cover up his activities...

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North Korea To Restart Nuclear Reactor

North Korea will restart all nuclear facilities including its shuttered Yongbyon reactor, the official KCNA news service has said. It will rebuild and resume its mothballed uranium enrichment facility and the 5 MW Yongbyon reactor, which was closed...

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Brazil: CCTV Catches Police 'Ignoring' Murders

Eight Brazilian police officers have been arrested after security camera footage showed two teenagers being murdered as officers in a police car parked metres away apparently did nothing. The footage, which was shown on Brazilian television, showed...

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Survivor Doctor Kills Himself After Show Death

A doctor working on France's version of the reality TV show Survivor has committed suicide following the death of a contestant last month. Thierry Costa killed himself on Monday in Cambodia, where the new season of Koh Lanta: The Revenge Of The Heroes...

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Ukraine: Anti-Government Protests Rock Kiev

Thousands of protesters rallied outside Ukraine's parliament to press for early mayoral elections in Kiev - in the biggest such action against the president this year. Protesters hold a rally outside parliament The crowd, led by the country's main...

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Goal-Line Technology: Fifa Picks German Firm

Fifa will use the GoalControl goal-line technology system for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil - after it has been trialled at the Confederations Cup in June. The German company's camera-based, ball-tracking system GoalControl-4D uses 14 high-speed cameras...

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Afghanistan: Camp Bastion Equipment Return

A major operation to airlift thousands of tonnes of military equipment from Afghanistan has begun as troops prepare to leave the country. In what could be seen as the biggest spring clean in the world, the redeployment effort will see everything from...

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Train Near Miss Video: Lucky Escape In Brazil

A woman is lucky to be alive after she narrowly avoided being crushed by a train. It is thought she had climbed down to the tracks at the station in Sao Paulo, Brazil, after dropping her mobile phone. Footage filmed on a mobile phone shows the moment...

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India Bus Rape: Female Tourist Visits Down

Falling levels of safety and security highlighted by the gang rape of a young student on a bus have led to a 25% slump in the number of tourists visiting the country, a survey of tour operators has revealed. And it says that since December, when the...

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North Korea War Training Shown Off In Video

North Korea has released footage of troops in live-fire training exercises - with targets including a cartoon-like drawing of a US soldier. The video from state TV emerged days after the country warned it was in a "state of war" with the South. It...

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James Holmes: Prosecuters Seek Death Penalty

Colorado state prosecutors have announced they are to seek the death penalty against Aurora gunman James Holmes. The much-anticipated disclosure comes four days after prosecutors publicly rejected an offer by Holmes' attorneys that the former neuroscience...

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First US Face Transplant Patient Marries

A man who became the first in the US to receive a full face transplant has married the woman he met at a support group. Dallas Wiens, 27, was severely burned after a high-voltage wire touched his head while he repaired a church window in Fort Worth,...

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Bird Flu: New Strain Kills Two In China

Two men have died in China after contracting a strain of avian influenza that has never been passed to humans before, the Chinese official news agency has reported. The men, aged 87 and 27, became sick late last month and died in Shanghai in early March,...

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Russia: Homeless Battling Brutal Cold Spring

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent Russia celebrated Maslenitsa, the traditional end of winter festival, a fortnight ago - but the weather does not seem to have taken the hint. Large stretches of the Moscow river remain frozen, the streets...

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