Thailand Police Confront Anti-Coup Protesters

Police and armed soldiers have been involved in a tense stand-off with protesters marching against the military coup in Thailand. A group of around 200 demonstrators defied limits on public gatherings imposed since the army took control and refused...

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Explosions And Gunfire Near Somali Parliament

At least four policemen have been killed after al Qaeda-linked militants carried out a bomb and gun attack outside Somalia's parliament. Police said at least six insurgents also died in the assault in a Mogadishu compound. There were two explosions...

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Zuma Pledges SA 'Economic Transformation'

Jacob Zuma has been sworn in again as South African president vowing "economic transformation" will take "centre stage" in his second term in power. He pledged the economy would be put on an "inclusive growth path" and promised to promote "broad-based...

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Putin Brands Charles Hitler Slur 'Unacceptable'

Vladimir Putin has branded a comparison made by the Prince of Wales in which the Royal likened the Russian president to Hitler as "not what monarchs do". Mr Putin said Prince Charles' reported comments were "unacceptable" and "wrong". The president...

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Three Killed In Shooting Near Jewish Museum

Three people have been killed and one other badly hurt in a shoot-out near the Jewish Museum in Brussels. Belgian Interior Minister Joelle Milquet has tweeted to say he believes it was an "anti-semitic attack". Two women and a man are thought to have...

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Germain Katanga Jailed For Congo War Crimes

Germain Katanga Jailed For Congo War Crimes This website uses cookies. Cookies remember you so we can give you a better service online. By using this website or closing this message you are agreeing to our cookies notice. Cookies FAQs.x 1:30pm...

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Thailand Coup: Politicians Banned From Leaving

Timeline Of Thai Political Crisis Updated: 3:24pm UK, Thursday 22 May 2014 Thailand has a long history of political unrest with the army staging at least 11 coups since the end of the absolute monarchy in 1932. The latest crisis has its roots in the...

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Thai General Gave Rival Leaders Three Options

Timeline Of Thai Political Crisis Updated: 3:24pm UK, Thursday 22 May 2014 Thailand has a long history of political unrest with the army staging at least 11 coups since the end of the absolute monarchy in 1932. The latest crisis has its roots in the...

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Professor's 70ft Crevasse Plunge Escape Filmed

An American professor has filmed his incredible escape after falling 70ft (21m) down a Himalayan mountain crevasse while collecting snow samples. Dr John All was researching climate change on the 23,379ft Mount Himlung, close to Mount Everest in Nepal,...

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Putin Vows To Respect Ukraine Poll Result

Vladimir Putin has said Russia will recognise the outcome of Ukraine's presidential election, but slammed the West for imposing economic sanctions on his country. He also blamed the West for plunging Ukraine into what he described as "chaos and a full-scale...

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China Market Explosion Kills Dozens In Urumqi

By Mark Stone, China Correspondent, in Beijing An explosion at a market in the Chinese city of Urumqi has killed 31 people and left more than 90 injured. According to witnesses quoted in state media, two 4x4 vehicles drove into a crowd of people...

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LA Kidnap: A Case Of Stockholm Syndrome?

Authorities are expected to explore whether a woman who was kidnapped as a teenager and held for 10 years may have experienced Stockholm syndrome, which sees hostages sympathise with their abductors. The victim, who remained unidentified, was initially...

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Russia Brands Prince's Hitler Slur 'Outrageous'

When Is A Royal Conversation 'Private'? Updated: 1:35pm UK, Thursday 22 May 2014 By Paul Harrison, Royal Correspondent So when is a conversation deemed to be private and when is it considered public? Clarence House has declined to talk specifically...

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Thailand's Army Chief Announces Military Coup

Timeline Of Thai Political Crisis Updated: 3:24pm UK, Thursday 22 May 2014 Thailand has a long history of political unrest with the army staging at least 11 coups since the end of the absolute monarchy in 1932. The latest crisis has its roots in the...

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Kidnap Victim 'So Happy' To Be With Family

LA Kidnap: Case Of Stockholm Syndrome? Updated: 12:46pm UK, Thursday 22 May 2014 Authorities are expected to explore whether a woman who was kidnapped as a teenager and held for 10 years may have experienced Stockholm syndrome, which sees hostages...

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Body Of US Marine Found After Aircraft Fall

Officials are trying to establish how a US Marine fell from an aircraft during a training exercise. After a search of almost 24 hours, the body of the serviceman was found on Tuesday on state forestry land about 100 miles south of Raleigh, Bladen...

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Iranians Arrested Over Pharrell Happy Video

Six Iranians have been arrested by police and shown on state television after posting a version of Pharrell Williams' hit song Happy on YouTube. The amateur video shows three young men and three unveiled women dancing to the tune on Tehran's streets...

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Nigerian Twin Bombings Claim 118 Lives

The number of people killed in a twin bombing in the Nigerian city of Jos has risen to at least 118. Police in the state of Plateau said dozens more were injured in the explosions at a bus terminal and market. There are fears more bodies will be recovered...

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China Signs Russian Gas Deal 'Worth $400bn'

Is Wiley Putin Really Like Hitler? Updated: 12:46pm UK, Wednesday 21 May 2014 By Sam Kiley, Foreign Affairs Editor It's an opportunity for a brief snigger, a moment of international schadenfreude, the moment of guilty pleasure at someone else's...

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Ebay Users Urged To Change Their Passwords

By Tom Cheshire, Sky Technology Correspondent Ebay has asked its users to change their passwords following a cyberattack that compromised the site's database. The database, which was compromised between late February and early March, involved hackers...

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Marine Missing After Falling From Aircraft

Military personnel and sheriff's deputies are searching a remote area of North Carolina for a US Marine who is believed to have fallen from an aircraft. The Marine fell from an Osprey aircraft, which can take off like a helicopter and fly like an airplane,...

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Thailand Army Declares Martial Law After Unrest

Timeline Of Thai Political Crisis Updated: 11:15am UK, Tuesday 20 May 2014 Thailand has a long history of political unrest with the army staging at least 11 coups since the end of the absolute monarchy in 1932. The latest crisis has its roots in the...

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Is Coup Number 19 On The Cards For Thailand?

Timeline Of Thai Political Crisis Updated: 11:15am UK, Tuesday 20 May 2014 Thailand has a long history of political unrest with the army staging at least 11 coups since the end of the absolute monarchy in 1932. The latest crisis has its roots in the...

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Moscow Train Collision Leaves 'Several Dead'

At least five people have been killed after a freight train crashed into a passenger train near the Russian capital, Moscow. The side of one carriage of the passenger train was ripped open in the collision on the Bekasovo-Nara line, near the town of...

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UK Firefighters Join Floods Rescue In Balkans

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent in Bijeljina, Bosnia British firefighters are providing a "lifeline" for flood survivors in the Balkans' worst natural disaster in living memory. A team of 33 men and women from all over the UK have been...

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North Korea Apology After Apartments Collapse

An apartment building housing around 90 families has collapsed in North Korea, potentially killing hundreds of people. State officials offered a rare public apology after the collapse, saying the accident was "serious" and had upset leader Kim Jong-Un....

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Evacuations After Violent Anti-China Protests

Beijing has evacuated more than 3,000 of its citizens from Vietnam amid violent anti-China protests triggered by a flare-up over disputed land. Chartered flights and ships have been used to get the nationals home, while 16 critically injured people...

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Mining Bosses Arrested After Turkish Tragedy

Police have detained 18 people, including mining company executives, as part of an investigation into Turkey's mine disaster. A preliminary report on the accident, which was obtained by the Milliyet newspaper, pointed to safety violations in the mine,...

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Balkans: Worst Floods In A Century Kill 44

The worst floods to hit the Balkans in more than a century have killed at least 44 people, and there are fears that number could rise further as water recedes from deluged towns and cities. Tens of thousands have fled their homes in Bosnia and Serbia...

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Libya: Rogue General Launches Parliament Attack

Gunmen loyal to a rogue general have stormed the Libyan parliament after bombarding the building with rocket-propelled grenades and anti-aircraft weapons. Heavy smoke was seen coming from the building in the country's capital, Tripoli. A spokesman...

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