Bowling Ball: Boy, 5, Beaten To Death By Teen

A 13-year-old boy has apparently confessed to killing a five-year-old by hitting him in the head with a bowling ball after becoming irritated. Sida Osman's body was found on Wednesday by police in North Texas, 18 hours after he was last seen riding...

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Western US Set To Swelter In Record Heatwave

A dangerous heatwave is set to scorch the western United States, with record temperatures possible in parts of the country. Baking sun will see California's notoriously hot Death Valley reach as high as 54C (129F), not far off the world-record high...

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Barack Obama Speaks With Mandela's Wife

Barack Obama has told Nelson Mandela's wife he hopes the ailing former leader "draws peace and comfort from the time he's spending with loved ones". The US President spoke by telephone to Graca Machel while she stayed at the 94-year-old's hospital bedside....

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Egypt Protests: US Citizen Among Three Dead

Violent clashes across the Egyptian cities of Alexandria and Port Said have left three people dead and more than 70 others injured. Andrew Pochter was a student in Ohio Two people were killed in Alexandria. One of them was an American citizen, the...

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Bus Crash Video Studied By Turkey Police

A CCTV camera has filmed the moment a bus full of tourists veered across a busy road before flipping over and crashing into a pole. People were seen climbing out of the vehicle as it lay on its side. Bystanders ran to the scene to help victims following...

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China: US Factory Boss 'Hostage' Speaks Out

An American company boss who is being detained by workers in a Chinese factory has been speaking about his ordeal from behind the metal bars of his office window. Staff at the Beijing medical supply plant co-owned by Chip Starnes have been holding him...

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Syria: Rebel Leader Warns Of Weapons Delays

By Sam Kiley, Middle East Correspondent in Baba al Hawa, Syria The leader of Syria's biggest rebel alliance has told Sky News that delays in promised weapons deliveries from abroad is causing dissent and resentment in his ranks that will drive fighters...

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Qatar: Influential Emir Hands Power To Son

One of the richest and most influential leaders in the world, the Emir of Qatar, has abdicated his crown in favour of his son. Dozens congratulated the Emir (l) and his son after the abdication ceremony Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al Thani handed power...

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North And South Korea Hit By Cyber Attacks

Official websites in South and North Korea have been hit by apparently coordinated attacks on the anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War. The affected websites included those belonging to the South's presidential Blue House and a number of the...

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Edward Snowden In Russia: No Extradition

The US whistleblower Edward Snowden is in a Moscow airport and Russia will not extradite him, President Vladimir Putin has said. Mr Putin said the man behind the high-profile National Security Agency (NSA) leaks was in a transit area of Sheremetyevo...

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Whistleblower Snowden 'Healthy And Safe'

Snowden Affair: The Who And The Why Updated: 11:45am UK, Monday 24 June 2013 By Tim Marshall, Foreign Affairs Editor A look at the different players in the Edward Snowden controversy as the whistleblower tries to evade US justice. China There's...

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Bunga Bunga Trial: Silvio Berlusconi Guilty

Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has been found guilty of paying for sex with an underage prostitute. The 76-year-old was sentenced to seven years in prison and banned from holding public office by a panel of three judges in Milan. He...

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