US Spy Agency Site Crashes Amid Attack Claims

The website for America's National Security Agency is back up after going down on Friday, fuelling speculation it might have been attacked by hackers. The public-facing site for the intelligence agency, which has been under fire after whistleblower...

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Al Qaeda-Linked Syrian Rebel Leader 'Killed'

The leader of the powerful Syrian rebel group the al Nusra Front has been killed, according to Syrian state-run TV. According to the one-line report, Abu Mohammad al Golani was killed in the coastal province of Latakia. It did not say when or...

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Khodorkovsky: 'Russia Heading For Revolution'

ВОПРОСЫ ОТ Updated: 12:24pm UK, Friday 25 October 2013 Считаете ли Вы, что против Вас готовятся новые обвинения? Считаете ли Вы, что будете освобождены в срок? За 10 лет я убедился - в моем деле нет ничего невозможного. Во время второго процесса...

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Iran Hangs 16 'Rebels' To Avenge Deadly Ambush

Iran has hanged 16 "rebels" of an unspecified armed group in retaliation for the death of 14 border guards in clashes near the frontier with Pakistan. Authorities are investigating whether the attackers were drug smugglers or armed opposition groups,...

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Saudi Women Protest Against Driving Ban

By Zein Ja'Far, Sky News Producer in Abu Dhabi Women in Saudi Arabia have reportedly taken to the wheel to demand the right to drive - despite threats of immediate arrest. Saudi authorities have warned they face arrest, possible legal action and...

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US Spying Talks Backed By David Cameron

US Spying And The Moral High Ground Updated: 6:47am UK, Friday 25 October 2013 By Tim Marshall, Foreign Affairs Editor All nations spy, but not all nations claim they have liberal values and transparent government. For those that do, it is a...

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Toure: Uefa Probe Into 'Russia Monkey Chants'

Uefa president Michel Platini has ordered an immediate investigation into its handling of Yaya Toure's alleged racist abuse in Russia. The Manchester City skipper says he was the target of monkey chants during his team's 2-1 victory over CSKA Moscow...

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China Court Rejects Bo Xilai Appeal

A court in eastern China has rejected an appeal by ousted senior politician Bo Xilai and upheld his life sentence on charges of bribery, corruption and abuse of power. In an announcement carried on its Weibo microblog, the official Xinhua news agency...

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Nigerian Forces Kill 74 Boko Haram Militants

Nigerian armed forces have killed 74 Boko Haram militants in air and ground raids, the military has confirmed. The troops launched their offensive against Boko Haram camps in remote villages in the northeast state of Borno, where the group has its strongest...

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Maria: Bulgarian Couple Are Roma Girl's Parents

DNA tests have confirmed that a Bulgarian couple are the biological parents of a mystery girl found in a Greek Roma camp. Samples showed that Sasha Ruseva and Atanas Rusev were the biological parents of Maria, the blonde child who made global...

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Maria: Police Question Bulgarian 'Mother'

A woman in Bulgaria has confirmed she has been questioned by police about whether she is the mother of Maria, the blonde girl found in a Greek Roma camp. Speaking to Bulgarian TV, Sasha Ruseva, 38, said she gave birth to a girl while working in Greece...

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Migrant Crisis: 'UN Should Police Libyan Ports'

By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent The Maltese Prime Minister has accused Northern European leaders of "hypocrisy" over the handling of immigration into Europe. Joseph Muscat says a United Nations force should police Libyan ports to stem the...

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Ireland: Roma Child Removals To Be Investigated

A watchdog will investigate why two children in Ireland were taken from their Roma families and put into state care. The Ombudsman for Children, Emily Logan, will review the circumstances that led to Irish police removing the children from their homes....

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Germany Summons US Envoy Over Spying Row

US Spying And The Moral High Ground Updated: 1:16pm UK, Thursday 24 October 2013 All nations spy, but not all nations claim they have liberal values and transparent government. For those that do, it is a little embarrassing to be caught spying on...

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Madeleine McCann: Portugal Cops Reopen Case

Madeleine: Key Events Timeline Updated: 3:44pm UK, Thursday 24 October 2013 Here is a timeline of the key events since Madeleine McCann's disappearance. 2007 :: May 3 - Kate and Gerry McCann leave their three children asleep in their holiday apartment...

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Syrian Refugee Rescue Caught On Film

By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent Illegal immigrants are dying in the Mediterranean in record numbers because criminal gangs know that rich northern European countries such as the UK are too scared to address the issue of international migration...

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Irish Roma Family Await Decision On Taken Girl

A Roma family in Ireland who had a blonde, blue-eyed girl removed from them over concerns she was not theirs are due to hear if she will be returned. The seven-year-old was taken into care on Monday when a member of the public reported the youngster...

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Pope Suspends Germany's £26m 'Bling Bishop'

Pope Francis has suspended a German Catholic bishop dubbed the "bling bishop", who spent £26m (€31m) on his new residence. The Vatican said: "The Holy See deems it appropriate to authorise a period of leave from the diocese for Franz-Peter Tebartz-van...

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Australia Bushfire 'Started By Army'

By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent A massive fire burning in Australia's Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, was caused by explosives training being carried out by the Department of Defence, a probe has found. The Rural Fire Service (RFS)...

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Iran Execution Survivor Saved From Hanging

An Iranian man who was found alive in a morgue after a botched execution will not be hanged for a second time. Iran has decided to spare the life of convicted drug trafficker, identified only as Alireza M, following calls from within Iran and appeals...

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Foreign Ministers 'Fully United' On Syria

A group of Western states and Arab powers have agreed to put their "united and collective weight" behind calls for a UN-led peace process in Syria. The Friends of Syria group, meeting in London, called on both sides in the civil war to participate in...

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'White Widow' Lewthwaite's Ode To Bin Laden

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The British terror suspect sought by police following the Nairobi shopping mall massacre wrote a poem in praise of Osama bin Laden in which she warned that al Qaeda is "stronger and fiercer" than ever, Sky...

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Australia: Bushfire Conditions Set To Worsen

By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent Fire conditions are expected to worsen in the New South Wales Blue Mountains, with anyone without a reason to be in the area warned to get out. Firefighters in the southeast of the country have been...

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Maria: Police Investigate Lisa Irwin Lead

Mystery Blonde Girl: Eight 'Promising' Leads Updated: 11:32pm UK, Sunday 20 October 2013 A charity looking after a young girl who was found living with a Roma family in Greece say they have eight "promising" leads in relation to her case. Authorities...

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Royal Prank Radio Boss Says '**** Happens'

The boss of a media company whose radio station made a prank call to the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge gave birth has come under fire after telling shareholders: "**** happens". Max Moore-Wilton, chairman of Southern Cross Media, mentioned...

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India School Meal Deaths: Principal Charged

Police in India have charged a school principal and her husband with murder after 23 children died from eating their school meal. The children, aged between four and 12, fell ill on July 16 after their midday meal was contaminated with pesticide. Police...

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Australia Bushfires Prompt 'Mega-Fire' Fears

A "mega-fire" is threatening southeastern Australia as fears grow that strong winds expected later this week could merge two huge bushfires that firefighters are trying to tame. Crews have been battling fires that flared in high winds and searing heat...

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Facebook Down: Users Unable To Update Status

Facebook has said it has fixed a problem which prevented users around the world updating their status or interacting with friends. Some of the website's estimated 1.15 billion members were shown an an error message which read: "Couldn't update...

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South Africa Toddler Murders: Man Confesses

A man arrested on suspicion of raping and murdering two toddlers in a Johannesburg slum has confessed, prosecutors have said. The case sparked violent riots last week when people blocked roads with burning tyres and pelted police with rocks. The man,...

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