Shooting At Denver School Near Columbine

A gunman has killed himself after opening fire at a Denver high school near to the site of the Columbine High School massacre. One 15-year-old student was injured at the Arapahoe High School in Centennial and is in a critical condition, according to...

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Mandela Funeral: Tutu 'Heartbroken At Snub'

Desmond Tutu is said to be "heartbroken" after he was apparently left off the guest list for the funeral of his close friend Nelson Mandela. The 82-year-old retired archbishop said he received "no indication" he had been invited to the burial service....

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Egypt Sees First Snow Storm In Years

A winter storm has brought snow to Cairo for the first time in decades and has blanketed parts of the Middle East. Bad weather closed two of the country's Mediterranean ports and two ports on the Red Sea as "several" in inches fell in the Sinai Desert...

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Iran Claims 'MI6 Spy' On Trial After Capture

Iran says it has arrested a "spy" accused of working for the British secret intelligence service. A court official said the man had confessed to his alleged crimes and was on trial. He was detained in the town of Kerman in southeast Iran after authorities...

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Mandela Funeral: Mourners Angry At Procession

Tribal Traditions At Mandela Burial Updated: 11:05am UK, Saturday 14 December 2013 By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent, in Qunu He is Qunu's most famous son and the return of Nelson Mandela's body to his ancestral homeland is not just for...

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North Korea Purge Sparks China And US Concern

The Rise Of Jang Song-Thaek Updated: 10:52am UK, Friday 13 December 2013 While hereditary leader Kim Jong-Un is the unquestioned ruler of North Korea, his uncle Jang Song-Thaek was thought to be the country's second most powerful figure. The 67-year-old...

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North Korea Executes Leader's 'Traitor' Uncle

The Rise Of Jang Song-Thaek Updated: 10:52am UK, Friday 13 December 2013 While hereditary leader Kim Jong-Un is the unquestioned ruler of North Korea, his uncle Jang Song-Thaek was thought to be the country's second most powerful figure. The 67-year-old...

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Bangladesh Execution Leads To Violent Clashes

At least four people have been killed in violent clashes following the execution of Islamist leader Abdul Quader Mollah for war crimes committed more than four decades ago. The decision to hang Mollah, dubbed the 'Butcher of Mirpur' in Bangladesh for...

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Ireland Bailout Exit 'Not End Of The Road'

Ireland's finance minister has warned of continuing pain ahead as the country prepares to officially exit its bailout. At a news conference in Dublin ahead of Sunday's milestone, Michael Noonan told reporters "this isn't the end of the road" but...

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Russian PM Weighs In Over Ukraine's EU Row

Russia's Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has said Ukraine must overcome a "tectonic split" in the country that threatens the existence of the state. Speaking at a meeting with his Belarussian counterpart, Mr Medvedev said the appearance of European politicians...

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Newlywed Denies Pushing Husband Off Cliff

The trial of a newlywed accused of murdering her husband has heard she told the FBI: "I pushed him and I took off." The statement from Montana woman Jordan Graham, 22, was taken from a recording made by an FBI agent in Kalispell, where the couple lived,...

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Australia: Details Emerge Of Farm Incest Case

By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent A dozen children, some unable to read or write or brush their teeth, have been removed from a remote farm in Australia after suffering years of sexual abuse and incest. The victims, all aged under 16,...

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Govt Admits Mistake Over Mandela Signer

Hiring a sign language interpreter who claims to have had a schizophrenic episode while translating at the Mandela memorial was a mistake, the government has said. Thamsanqa Jantjie, who was criticised for apparently making "meaningless gestures" while...

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Kenya: Grenade Thrown At British Tourists

Attackers hurled a grenade at British tourists in the Kenyan port city of Mombasa, but it failed to explode. Mombasa's police chief Robert Kitur told the AFP news agency: "The grenade was detonated safely by experts. "We are investigating...

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Golden Globes Nominations Revealed

Golden Globes Nominations List Updated: 3:45pm UK, Thursday 12 December 2013 Here is the full list of nominations for the 71st annual Golden Globes announced by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association: :: Best Motion Picture - Drama 12 Years A...

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Brazil: Football Fans In Violent Clashes

At least three people have been seriously injured after a fight in the stands at a football match in Brazil. Riot police fired rubber bullets to stop hundreds of supporters charging each other, before a helicopter landed on the pitch to airlift those...

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Thai Prime Minister To Dissolve Parliament

Thailand's Prime Minister has said she will dissolve parliament and hold an election, following a wave of anti-government protests. Yingluck Shinawatra had said an election would be held "as soon as possible" - before the country's ruling party...

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Central African Republic: France's Ultimatum

The French military may be back in force in the Central African Republic (CAR) but French influence has been present since the former colony became independent in 1960. That influence is why Michel Djotodia's rule as interim president may not last through...

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Snow Storm Brings Misery To Much Of US

A powerful storm has dropped snow, freezing rain and sleet on the Mid-Atlantic and the East Coast, blanketing some NFL playing fields and forcing thousands of flights to be cancelled. The storm coated parts of Texas in ice, and struck the East Coast...

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Mandela: South Africa Awaits World Leaders

By Emma Hurd, Sky News Correspondent South Africa is preparing for the arrival of scores of world leaders as the official mourning continues for Nelson Mandela. President Barack Obama and First Lady First Lady Michelle departed today to attend...

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