Cuba Bus Crash: Two UK Tourists Among Injured

Sixteen passengers, including two Britons, have been injured after a Cuban government-operated bus ran off the road and flipped over. State-run newspaper Cinco de Septiembre said the crash occurred in the province of Cienfuegos on the route between...

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Snowden Offered Asylum In Two Countries

US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden has been told he could be welcomed in Nicaragua and Venezuela after applying to another six countries for asylum. Speaking at a public event, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega said his government was willing to...

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Egypt Clashes Turn Deadly As Troops Open Fire

By Dominic Waghorn, Sky News Correspondent, in Cairo At least 30 people in Egypt have died in fierce clashes between supporters and opponents of deposed president Mohamed Morsi. Supporters of the former leader marched to the Cairo barracks of the...

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Egypt Braced For Violence Amid Coup Protests

Muslim Brotherhood's Future Updated: 2:29pm UK, Thursday 04 July 2013 Some 300 leaders rounded up, gone into hiding or facing travel bans; its Supreme Guide and his deputy labelled as wanted men - Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood is reeling and leaderless....

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Rolls-Royce Accused Of Hiding Engine Defects

Two former Rolls-Royce employees have alleged the engine maker "cut corners on quality control requirements" and "lied to" customers. Thomas McArtor and Keith Ramsey have also accused the company of hiding internal records of defects in engines it sold...

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Chinese Twins Reunited After 41 Years Apart

By Victoria Wei and Sabrina Zeng, in Beijing Twin brothers, separated as babies, have been reunited after more than 40 years following a chance encounter in China's Sichuan province. In late June, a friend of Chengdu resident Zeng Yong, 41, said...

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Egyptians Celebrate Revolutionary Encore

By Dominic Waghorn, in Cairo Elated crowds thronged Tahrir Square and let loose fireworks into the night sky as they celebrated what they say is a second revolution. One young protester told Sky News: "I feel proud, I feel happy I feel relieved...

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Syria's Assad Gloats Over Morsi's Fall

Syrian President Bashar al Assad has hailed the fall of "political Islam" in Egypt as he fights an armed opposition movement at home. "What is happening in Egypt is the fall of what is known as political Islam," Assad said in an interview with Syrian...

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Egypt Coup: Interim President Being Sworn In

The head of the constitutional court is being sworn in as Egypt's interim president, a day after the overthrow of the country's first democratically elected leader, Mohamed Morsi. Adli Mansour, the head of the supreme constitutional court, took his...

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Indonesia: Earthquake Kills 22 And Hurts 200

An earthquake has killed at least 22 people and injured more than 200 in Indonesia. Some of those who died were caught in a landslide or collapsing buildings The 6.1 magnitude quake damaged more than 1,500 houses and buildings in Aceh province. Sutopo...

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Zimmerman Injuries 'Insignificant', Court Hears

George Zimmerman need not have feared for his life before he shot and killed unnarmed teenager Trayvon Martin as his injuries were "insignificant", a medical examiner has said. Valerie Rao said she reviewed Zimmerman's medical records and the pictures...

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Egyptian President 'Will Resign Or Be Ousted'

Egypt Since Morsi Came To Power Updated: 10:24am UK, Tuesday 02 July 2013 Key developments over the year since Mohamed Morsi became Egypt's first democratically elected president. :: 2012 June 30: Mr Morsi, elected with 51.7% of the vote, is sworn...

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Egypt: President Morsi Rejects Army Ultimatum

Egypt's president Mohamed Morsi has rejected an ultimatum issued by the country's army threatening to intervene if he does not meet the demands of the people. It came as US President Barack Obama spoke to the Egyptian leader, urging him to take steps...

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Arizona Wildfire: Killed Firefighters Photo

A photograph of the elite team of firemen who died in a runaway wildfire in Arizona has been released by US authorities. Only one of the 20 members of the unit survived the tragedy The Yarnell Hill fire killed all but one member of the 20-strong Granite...

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Afghanistan: Taliban Attack On Nato Compound

Insurgents including a suicide bomber in a truck have killed six people in an attack on a Nato compound. The early morning assault began when the truck packed with explosives detonated itself in a vehicle bay, leaving a hole six metres deep and about...

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Brazil Violence Mars Confederations Cup Final

Molotov cocktails were hurled at police as violence broke out before the Confederations Cup final match in Brazil. Police responded by firing tear gas and shock grenades at the crowd as the protests turned violent. One protester, who did not give her...

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Arizona Wildfire: 19 Firefighters Killed

A team of 19 elite firefighters have been killed while battling a fast-moving wildfire in Arizona. The firefighters, 18 of whom are believed to have been from the specially-trained Granite Mountain Hotshots, were caught by the blaze near the central...

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Egypt: Seven Killed As Protests Turn Violent

The Cairo headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood have reportedly been stormed and ransacked by protesters as fierce demonstrations continue to rage. At least seven people have been killed in Egypt and more than 600 wounded in clashes between supporters...

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Cameron In Pakistan To Meet Newly-Elected PM

David Cameron will become the first world leader to meet Pakistan's newly-elected Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif later. The meeting with Mr Sharif follows talks with the country's President Asif Ali Zardari. Mr Sharif was elected for an unprecedented...

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Al Shabaab Commanders Killed By Own Group

Two top Islamist militants in Somalia, including one with a $5m (£3.2m) US bounty on his head, have been killed by members of their own extremist group. The pair - Ibrahim Haji Jama Mead, better known as Al Afghani, and Abul Hamid Hashi Olhayi - were...

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Egypt: Mass Protests Expected Against Morsi

Mass demonstrations are expected across Egypt today - a year to the day since President Mohamed Morsi came to power. In Cairo, thousands of people gathered on Tahrir Square, the seat of the uprising of 2011. Others gathered outside the presidential...

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