Egypt: Soldiers Enter Protesters' Mosque Refuge

Key Events In Egypt Since 2011 Updated: 12:32pm UK, Thursday 15 August 2013 January 25 - February 11, 2011 - Egyptians stage nationwide demonstrations against nearly 30 years of President Hosni Mubarak's rule. Hundreds of protesters are killed as Mubarak...

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Shark Attack: 'Hero' Teacher Saves Tourist

A PE teacher has been hailed a hero after rescuing a German holidaymaker who lost her arm in a shark attack in Hawaii. Rick Moore, 57, jumped into the water and swam to help the 20-year-old woman moments after she was attacked while snorkelling off...

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Philippines: 300 Feared Dead After Ferry Crash

A ferry with over 800 passengers and crew on board has sunk after colliding with a cargo ship near the Philippine city of Cebu. The coastguard said the MV Thomas Aquinas listed after hitting the Sulpicio Express Seven Cargo vessel and the captain gave...

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Peru Drugs: Melissa Reid Reunited With Father

The father of a British woman being held on suspicion of drug-smuggling in Peru has had an emotional reunion with his daughter. William Reid told Melissa Reid, who turns 20 today, to "be strong" and vowed to bring her home after flying to the capital...

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Egypt: Call For 'March Of Anger' As UN Meets

Key Events In Egypt Since 2011 Updated: 12:32pm UK, Thursday 15 August 2013 January 25 - February 11, 2011 - Egyptians stage nationwide demonstrations against nearly 30 years of President Hosni Mubarak's rule. Hundreds of protesters are killed as Mubarak...

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New Zealand Struck By Series Of Strong Quakes

A series of strong earthquakes has hit New Zealand, sending people scrambling for cover and causing the capital, Wellington, to shake "like jelly". The first tremor, a 6.5-magnitude, struck at 2.31pm local time in the Cook Strait, around 58 miles (94...

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Tributes For Sky Cameraman Killed In Cairo

The Chief Executive of BSkyB has paid tribute to Sky News cameraman Mick Deane, who was shot dead while covering unrest on the streets of Egypt. Jeremy Darroch expressed his "deepest sympathy" to the 61-year-old's family, adding that the cameraman's...

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Bradley Manning: I Hurt The United States

Bradley Manning has told a court martial he is sorry for his actions and admits he hurt the US by passing classified documents to WikiLeaks. He told a military judge at his sentencing hearing at Fort Meade: "I'm sorry that my actions have hurt people...

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Egypt's Brotherhood Defiant After '421 Killed'

The Muslim Brotherhood has pledged to "bring down Egypt's military coup" using peaceful means - as the number of people killed in clashes reportedly rose to 421. The group, which backs ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi, made the statement...

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'Whitey' Bulger: Victims' Families Want Peace

By Amanda Walker, US Correspondent Bulger was born in 1929 in Boston's 'Southie' neighbourhood - an area he went on to dominate. He was first arrested at the age of 14 when a life of crime and violence was born. Over the years local folklore portrayed...

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Peru Drugs Bust: Pair Appear In Police Video

A video has emerged of a British and an Irish woman speaking to police shortly after they were arrested on suspicion of cocaine-smuggling in Peru. The footage shows the two women answering questions shortly after they were held at an airport near the...

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Dalai Lama's Website Hacked In 'Spying Attack'

The Chinese-language website of Tibet's exiled spiritual leader has been attacked with a virus that gives hackers control over visitors' computers. Kurt Baumgartner, a researcher at security firm Kapersky, said people should stay away from the Chinese...

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Egypt's Police To Clear Pro-Morsi Camps

Egyptian police are expected to clear protest camps supporting the country's ousted president in Cairo within 24 hours. In a move which could trigger more violence and bloodshed, security and government sources said action against the sit-ins could...

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Peace Talks: Israel To Free Palestinian Inmates

Israeli Swap Soldier Shalit Returns Home Updated: 10:48pm UK, Tuesday 18 October 2011 Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit has returned home after being freed as part of a prisoner swap deal with Palestine. Sergeant Shalit, 25, was met by huge crowds lining...

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Balcony Fall: Couple Rescued In China

A man and his girlfriend have been saved by neighbours after they fell off a balcony in China. The young man was talking to his girlfriend when she slipped and fell from the fifth-floor balcony of a block of flats in Harbin, in Heilongjiang Province....

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Idaho: Teenager Rescued After Suspect Killed

US Abductor 'May Have Explosives' Updated: 5:28pm UK, Saturday 10 August 2013 The car of a man suspected of killing a woman and her son, and then abducting her 16-year-old daughter, has been found in Idaho. San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore said...

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Syria Airstrikes Leave More Than 30 Dead

More than 30 people have reportedly been killed in Syrian government air strikes in Latakia province and the northern city of Raqa. Seven children were among at least 13 civilians who died in an air raid on Raqa, the only provincial capital in rebel...

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India: Child Slaves Rescued After Police Raids

By Neville Lazarus, Sky News Asia Producer India has the dubious distinction of having the largest number of child labourers under the age of 14. These children are trafficked from the poorest parts of the country. All promised a better life in...

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