Iran Nuclear Deal Stalls Over Two Issues

The gap has closed but not enough yet for the handshakes, photographs and smiles which will greet a deal if it comes. As Sky News understands it there is agreement that Iran will stop enriching uranium to 20% for up to six months. There is also agreement...

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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford 'Considering' Rehab

Toronto's troubled mayor, who smoked crack cocaine and was taped drunkenly issuing threats to kill, is considering rehab, according to his lawyer. Video was made public on Thursday of Mayor Rob Ford pacing around a room, swearing and threatening to...

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Iran Nuclear Talks Make 'Very Good Progress'

British Foreign Minister William Hague has said global powers negotiating with Iran over its nuclear programme must "seize the moment" as talks enter an unscheduled third day. Six world powers - the US, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany - are...

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Lampedusa Boat Victims 'Raped And Tortured'

Italian police have arrested a Somali man accused of raping and torturing asylum seekers fleeing Libya on a boat which sank off the island of Lampedusa last month killing more than 365 migrants. Mouhamud Elmi Muhidin, 34, faces charges of kidnapping,...

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Super Typhoon Haiyan: Thousands Feared Dead

Thousands of people are feared to have been killed in the areas of the Philippines hit by Super Typhoon Haiyan. The country's Red Cross says it has been told there are 1,000 dead in Tacloban and 200 in Samar alone. A Red Cross spokesman said: "We now...

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Arafat Poisoning: Israel Is 'Only Suspect'

Who Poisoned Yasser Arafat? Updated: 6:13pm UK, Thursday 07 November 2013 He fell ill on October 12, 2004. On the 29th he was flown to a French hospital for emergency treatment. By November 11, he was dead. The mystery of the Palestinian leader's...

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Iran Nuclear Deal 'Utterly Rejected' By Israel

Israel's prime minister has dismissed an agreement expected to made between world powers and Iran over its nuclear programme as a "bad deal". Six world powers - the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany - are working on a deal to...

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Syria Refugees 'Could Spread Polio To Europe'

Refugees fleeing the civil war in Syria could cause an outbreak of polio in Europe, two German infection experts have warned. Writing in The Lancet medical journal, they say the polio vaccine used in Europe is not effective enough to withstand transmission...

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Super Typhoon Haiyan Hits The Philippines

At least four people have been killed after one of the most powerful typhoons ever recorded hit the Philippines. The victims of super typhoon Haiyan are reported to include a mother and child who drowned in South Cotabato, and a boy who was struck by...

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Video Shows Russians Seizing Greenpeace Ship

Greenpeace has released new footage showing the moment its ship was seized by Russian authorities in September. The Arctic Sunrise crew were protesting oil drilling in the Arctic Ocean and claim their actions were legal because they were in international...

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Woman Tries To Sell Baby In Airport Toilet

A woman has been arrested in Turkey for allegedly trying to sell her baby to a couple in a toilet at an airport. Turkish police released CCTV showing the 22-year-old, identified as Dinara A, arriving at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport in a taxi with...

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Yasser Arafat 'Poisoning Was Probably Deliberate'

Timeline: Yasser Arafat Updated: 9:52am UK, Tuesday 27 November 2012 Here are some of the key dates in Mr Arafat's life. :: February 4, 1969 Mr Arafat, the fifth child of a Palestinian merchant, takes over the PLO chairmanship. He transforms it into...

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Philippines Braced For Typhoon Haiyan

Thousands of villagers, including those from an area devastated recently by an earthquake, have been forced to leave their homes as a powerful typhoon approaches the Philippines. Typhoon Haiyan has already built up winds of 134mph and gusts of 155mph...

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Castro Victim: I Was The Most Hated One

One of the three women held captive in an Ohio home for a decade has said she was forced to help captor Ariel Castro prepare a chamber for a fellow victim. In a long interview with TV host Dr Phil McGraw, Michelle Knight has given the most detailed...

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Twitter Shares 'Could Rise To $47 Each'

Shares in Twitter could rise by at least 60% on the company's first day of trading in New York, early estimates suggest. The social networking site, which began trading at 1430 GMT under the ticket symbol TWTR, had set a price of $26 (£16) for its public...

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Kercher Murder: Sollecito In Emotional Plea

By Tom Kington, in Florence Raffaele Sollecito has denied murdering Meredith Kercher and begged for his life back, in a dramatic court room appeal to an Italian jury. Speaking six years after the British student was killed in the Italian city of...

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Greenpeace Arrests: Dutch Take Russia To Court

By Katie Stallard, Russia Correspondent Representatives of the Dutch government have appealed to an international maritime court to try to secure the release of the Arctic Sunrise and its crew. The Greenpeace ship, which was sailing under the Netherlands...

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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Wins Poll

Chris Christie has been re-elected as New Jersey governor in a landslide victory over his Democrat rival. Mr Christie won 60.5% of the vote against 38% for Barbara Buono, with 99% of precincts reporting. The 51-year-old Republican - whose popularity...

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Venice: Liners To Steer Clear Of Historic Centre

Cruise ships are to be diverted away from Venice's historic centre from 2016 - although concerns have been raised about the proposed new route for the vessels. The Costa Concordia disaster in January 2012 has increased pressure on the authorities to...

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Kerry's $75m Bid To Boost Middle East Talks

US Secretary of State John Kerry has pledged an extra $75m ($46m) in aid to help Palestinians, as he arrived in the Middle East to join peace talks. Designed to boost Palestinian public support for the faltering negotiations, the additional cash is...

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Norway Bus Murder Suspect 'Due To Be Deported'

A man arrested on suspicion of stabbing three people to death after hijacking a bus in Norway had been due to be deported today, police have revealed. The bus driver, who was in his 50s, and his two passengers, a 19-year-old woman and a Swedish man...

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Bangladesh Sentences Mutinous Troops To Death

More than 150 Bangladeshi border guards have been sentenced to death over a mutiny in 2009 that left 74 people dead, including several senior officers. Another 160 mutineers were jailed for life, including a former politician of the opposition...

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Nazi Art Loot: Unknown Marc Chagall Work Found

The trove of Nazi-looted art seized in a Munich flat included works dating from the 16th century by artists such as Canaletto, Courbet, Picasso, Chagall and Toulouse-Lautrec, German authorities say. "A total of 121 framed and 1,285 non-framed works...

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