Egypt: Police Beat Protester Outside Palace

Bloody Scenes Expected In Port Said Updated: 11:11pm UK, Thursday 31 January 2013 By Sam Kiley, Middle East Correspondent, in Port Said This city has always prided itself on resistance to invaders. The people of Port Said believe they saw off...

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Twitter Hacked: Up To 250,000 Passwords Taken

Around 250,000 Twitter users may have had their accounts compromised by computer hackers. The social networking site said usernames, email addresses and encrypted passwords may have been taken during an "extremely sophisticated" attack on its systems....

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Pakistan: Deadly Attack On Army Checkpoint

Militants have attacked an army checkpoint in Pakistan's northwest, killing at least 23 people - including 10 members of one family. The Pakistan Taliban claimed responsibility, saying the attack on the isolated post at Lakki Marwat was in response...

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Arizona Office Shooting: Gunman On The Run

Police are still searching for a gunman after three people were shot - one fatally - during a dispute at an office complex in Phoenix, Arizona. The suspect has been named as 70-year-old Arthur D Harmon. Police reportedly served a search warrant on...

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Brazil Club Fire: Owner Blames Whole Country

The co-owner of a Brazilian nightclub where more than 230 people died in a fire is blaming "the whole country" for the disaster, his lawyer said. Jader Marques said his client Elissandro Spohr "regretted having ever been born" because of his grief over...

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South Africa Train Crash Injures 150

At least 150 people have been injured in a collision between two passenger trains in South Africa during the peak morning commute. Many children were among those injured in the crash, which left the driver of one of the engines needing to be rescued...

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Mali: Footage Shows Militants' Brutal Tactics

Footage showing the scale of the jihadist reign of terror in Timbuktu has been obtained by Sky News as residents of the ancient city come to terms with their ordeal. The images show heavily armed al Qaeda-linked radicals travelling round the city in...

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Syria Is Being Destroyed, Says UN Envoy

The war in Syria has reached "unprecedented levels of horror" after evidence emerged of the massacre of dozens of men, the UN envoy for the country has said. Lakhdar Brahimi told the divided UN Security Council it must act now to prevent further atrocities...

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Spain GDP Shrinks For Sixth Straight Quarter

Spain has sunk even further into recession, according to newly released figures. The struggling eurozone country saw its gross domestic product (GDP) shrink by 0.7% in the fourth quarter. The contraction was worse than expected and means Spain has...

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Berlusconi 'Defends' Dictator Mussolini

Italy's former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has triggered outrage from the country's political left with comments defending fascist wartime leader Benito Mussolini at a ceremony commemorating victims of the Nazi Holocaust. Speaking at the event...

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Barack Obama 'Will Miss' Hillary Clinton

Barack Obama has stoked speculation about the 2016 presidential race in a joint interview with Hillary Clinton, during which he heaped praise on the outgoing Secretary of State. In the interview, aired on Sunday on CBS' 60 Minutes programme, Mr Obama...

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Nightclub Blaze: Brazil Mourns The Dead

Security guards briefly tried to block people from exiting a nightclub in Brazil where more than 230 people were killed in a fire, survivors and rescuers have said. As the city of Santa Maria prepares to bury the victims, a preliminary investigation...

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Adrian Donohoe Killing Condemned By Irish PM

The Irish leader Enda Kenny has described the fatal shooting of a Garda detective during a botched hold-up as "cold blooded violence". Adrian Donohoe was with a colleague escorting a cash delivery to a credit union in Dundalk, County Louth, when he...

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Egypt: Death Sentences Spark Deadly Riots

Two football players are among 30 people killed in riots in the Egyptian city of Port Said following the sentencing to death of 21 fans. Violence erupted after a judge sentenced the 21 people to death over a post-match riot in February last year that...

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Mali: US Offers Refuelling Services To France

US military aircraft will be used to refuel French warplanes fighting Islamist militants in Mali, the Pentagon has confirmed. The offer of assistance to the French-led effort to push al Qaeda-linked fighters out of the north of country came as the 16-day...

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