US Spy Agency Site Crashes Amid Attack Claims

The website for America's National Security Agency has gone down, fuelling speculation that it might have been attacked by hackers. The public-facing site for the intelligence agency, which has been under fire after whistleblower Edward Snowden released...

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Al Qaeda-Linked Syrian Rebel Leader 'Killed'

The leader of the powerful Syrian rebel group the al Nusra Front has been killed, according to Syrian state-run TV. According to the one-line report, Abu Mohammad al Golani was killed in the coastal province of Latakia. It did not say when or...

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Saudi Women To Protest Against Driving Ban

By Zein Ja'Far, Sky News Producer in Abu Dhabi Women in Saudi Arabia have told Sky News they will today take to the wheel to demand the right to drive - despite threats of immediate arrest. Saudi authorities have warned women they face arrest,...

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FBI Probing Russian 'Spy Recruitment Centre'

The FBI is probing possible espionage at a Russian cultural exchange institute in Washington - a claim Moscow has denied. The FBI is looking into whether Yuriy Zaytsev, the head of the government-run Russian Centre for Science and Culture, tried to...

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China Court Rejects Bo Xilai Appeal

A court in eastern China has rejected an appeal by ousted senior politician Bo Xilai and upheld his life sentence on charges of bribery, corruption and abuse of power. In an announcement carried on its Weibo microblog, the official Xinhua news agency...

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NSA Spying: Germany Demands Talks With US

US Spying And The Moral High Ground Updated: 6:47am UK, Friday 25 October 2013 By Tim Marshall, Foreign Affairs Editor All nations spy, but not all nations claim they have liberal values and transparent government. For those that do, it is a...

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Marikana Massacre: 'Damning' Evidence Emerges

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The Marikana Miners Support group has called for South African police to be prosecuted after apparently unearthing new evidence which disputes the authorities' version of what happened on the day more than...

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Germany Summons US Envoy Over Spying Row

Germany has summoned the US ambassador in Berlin over claims that the US carried out surveillance on German Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone. Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle will meet with US envoy John B. Emerson later today. The move comes...

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Migrant Crisis: 'UN Should Police Libyan Ports'

By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent The Maltese Prime Minister has accused Northern European leaders of "hypocrisy" over the handling of immigration into Europe. Joseph Muscat says a United Nations force should police Libyan ports to stem the...

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'White Widow' Lewthwaite's Ode To Bin Laden

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The British terror suspect sought by police following the Nairobi shopping mall massacre wrote a poem in praise of Osama bin Laden in which she warned that al Qaeda is "stronger and fiercer" than ever, Sky...

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Syrian Refugee Rescue Caught On Film

By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent Illegal immigrants are dying in the Mediterranean in record numbers because criminal gangs know that rich northern European countries such as the UK are too scared to address the issue of international migration...

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Australian PM Hits Out At UN Amid New Infernos

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has denied that devastating bushfires in Australia are linked to climate change as firefighters continue to battle flames. Mr Abbott accused the United Nations climate chief Christiana Figueres of "talking through her hat"...

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'White Widow' Lewthwaite's Ode To Bin Laden

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The British terror suspect sought by police following the Nairobi shopping mall massacre wrote a poem in praise of Osama bin Laden in which she warned that al Qaeda is "stronger and fiercer" than ever, Sky...

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Dublin: 'Abused Child' Found Wandering Streets

Police fear a teenager who was found wandering the streets of Dublin may be the victim of sex trafficking after she drew them pictures of herself apparently being raped. Interpol has been called in to try to identify the girl, who could be as young...

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Syria: Ministers Meet Ahead Of Peace Talks

By Tim Marshall, Foreign Affairs Editor The Friends of Syria group is meeting in London to try to keep next month's proposed Syria peace conference on track. William Hague and his counterparts from 10 other countries will discuss how to support...

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Australia Battles Blazes To Stop 'Mega-Fire'

Firefighters are trying to tame an enormous bushfire in southeastern Australia which could merge with other blazes to create a "mega-fire" if weather conditions worsen. Crews have been battling fires that flared in high winds and searing heat across...

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Cairo Church Gun Attack: Girl, 8, Shot Dead

Three people, including an eight-year-old child, have been killed in a drive-by shooting at a wedding outside a church in Cairo. Masked gunmen on motorbikes shot randomly at guests as they left the Coptic Christian church in the Waraa neighbourhood,...

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Emile Louis: French Serial Killer Dies

A notorious serial killer who murdered seven young women, many with severe learning difficulties, has died at the age of 79, his lawyer has said. Emile Louis, a former bus driver, died in a hospital in Nancy in the early hours of Sunday, according to...

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Mystery Blonde Girl 'Was Well Looked After'

A relative of a Roma Gypsy couple accused of abducting a girl found in their care said the child was given to them and that she was well looked after. The youngster, known as Maria and aged about four, was found living in squalid conditions in a Roma...

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Alps Murders: Brother Denies Involvement

The brother of a British-Iraqi businessman whose family were shot dead in the French Alps has again claimed he was not involved in the massacre. Zaid al Hilli, whose brother Saad was found dead in a bullet-riddled BMW in September last year, admitted...

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