Georgia Baby Buggy Shooting: Two Arrested

Two teenage boys have been arrested after a 13-month-old baby was shot dead as his mother pushed him in a buggy. The two suspects - aged 14 and 17 - have been charged with murder over the death in the coastal community of Brunswick, Georgia, on Thursday....

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Cyprus Bailout: MPs Stumble Towards Deal

Cyprus Bailout: Threat To Savings Updated: 7:36am UK, Saturday 23 March 2013 By Ashish Joshi, Sky News Correspondent Finally late into Friday night - an agreement on Plan B, meaning Cyprus has moved one giant step towards securing a Brussels bailout....

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Obama To End Mid East Tour With Petra Visit

Barack Obama is closing his four-day trip to the Middle East with a trek around the ancient Jordanian city of Petra. The US President is expected to fly to Petra by helicopter from Jordan's capital Amman. A sudden sandstorm in the region threatened...

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Syria Bombing Kills Pro-Assad Cleric Al Buti

A suicide bombing at a Syrian mosque has killed a senior cleric and supporter of President Bashar al Assad, state television has said. Mohammed al Buti - imam of the historic Ummayyad Mosque - was killed when a bomber blew himself up during packed evening...

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China: President Xi In Russia On First Trip

By Mark Stone, China Correspondent The new Chinese president is in Russia for his inaugural foreign trip. Xi Jinping will hold meetings with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin as part of a two day visit to Moscow. President...

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Nicolas Sarkozy Faces Charges Over Corruption

Preliminary charges have been filed against Nicolas Sarkozy over allegations he took financial advantage of an elderly L'Oreal heiress. The move means the former French president is under formal investigation, accused of accepting envelopes stuffed...

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Australia: Julia Gillard Challenge Called Off

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has retained the leadership of the Labor party just hours after she was urged to hold a ballot. Ms Gillard ensured she will lead the party into elections in September after her main rival Kevin Rudd admitted he...

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Mini 'Blood Labs' Can Predict A Heart Attack

By Thomas Moore, Health Correspondent A blood testing laboratory that is so small it can be implanted under the skin has been invented by Swiss scientists. The device, which is just 1.4cm (0.5in) long, can check up to five different substances...

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Al Qaeda Says It Beheads French Hostage

Al Qaeda says it has beheaded a French hostage in reprisal for France's military intervention in Mali, according to reports. Its North African arm claimed responsibility, Mauritania's ANI news agency reported, citing a commander for the group. A French...

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Cyprus Looks To Russia Amid Bailout Chaos

Sacrificing Trust In The Banks Updated: 8:16am UK, Wednesday 20 March 2013 By Ed Conway, Economics Editor I'm rather glad that the Pope managed to mention Abraham in his inaugural mass. After all, of all the Old Testament, the tale of Abraham...

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Cyprus Urged To Protect Savings Under 100k

Eurozone finance ministers have urged Cyprus to protect savers with less than 100,000 euros (£86,000) in their accounts from a proposed tax on bank deposits. Under a bailout deal agreed with the EU, Cyprus planned to impose a levy of 6.7% on all savings...

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India: Bus Plunges Off Bridge Killing Dozens

At least 37 people have been killed after a bus packed with passengers crashed through a barrier and fell several metres off a bridge in western India. The vehicle was travelling overnight from the beach resort state of Goa to Mumbai when the driver...

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Pope Francis Officially Starts Papacy

Francis has officially begun his ministry as the 266th pope, receiving the ring and pallium symbolising his new papal powers at a grand ceremony at the Vatican. The pallium is a strip of lambswool that represents the Pope's role as a shepherd and the...

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Five Arrested Over Tourist Gang Rape In India

Five villagers in India have confessed to the gang rape of a Swiss tourist, according to police. The woman was on a cycling holiday with her husband in the impoverished state of Madhya Pradesh state when they were attacked. The five men were all arrested...

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Cyprus Bailout: Savings Tax Could Be Cut

Officials in Cyprus are reportedly trying to renegotiate a eurozone bailout deal in order to soften the impact of a levy on smaller savers. Authorities had planned a 6.7% tax on deposits under 100,000 euros (£85,454), triggering queues at cash machines...

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Canada: Helicopter Used In Movie-Style Jailbreak

Two inmates climbed up a rope into a hijacked helicopter as they staged a Hollywood-style prison break in Canada. Benjamin Hudon-Barbeau, 36, and 33-year-old Danny Provencal made their escape from Quebec's Saint Jerome jail northwest of Montreal - but...

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China President Calls For 'Great Renaissance'

China's new president Xi Jinping has said he will fight for a "great renaissance of the Chinese nation" in his first speech as head of state of the world's most populous country. Mr Xi called for "arduous efforts for the continued realisation of the...

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Pregnant Lacrosse Coach Killed In Bus Crash

A lacrosse coach who was six months pregnant has been killed in a crash in Pennysylvania after her team bus veered off the road and hit a tree. Katrina Quigley, 30, and her unborn child were both killed in the accident as well as the bus driver. The...

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Cyprus Postpones Vote On Savings Raid Bailout

Cyprus's parliament has postponed its decision on whether savers must pay a levy on bank deposits under terms for an international bailout to avert bankruptcy. The vote which was due to take place later this afternoon has been pushed back to Monday....

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