India's Narendra Modi Celebrates Election Triumph

India's incoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been greeted by thousands of jubilant supporters as he arrived in Delhi to take part in a victory parade after his historic win. Mr Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was swept to power by the most...

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Party Time In India But Modi Must Reach Out

By Neville Lazarus, India Producer, in Delhi It's a resounding victory and they are celebrating. Supporters of the Bharitiya Janata Party have been partying since morning when counting began. Young and old, first-time voters and veterans, they...

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Nigeria: Police Not Equipped To Fight Boko Haram

Police in Chibok have said they are not equipped to deal with another Islamist attack like the one which resulted in the abduction of more than 200 schoolgirls. Sky's Special Correspondent Alex Crawford, who is in Chibok, said that despite an increased...

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Fifa President: Qatar World Cup A 'Mistake'

FA Boss Warning Over Qatar 2022 Updated: 3:36pm UK, Saturday 10 August 2013 Fifa "probably made a mistake" in awarding the World Cup to Qatar for the summer of 2022, according to the FA's new chairman. Greg Dyke has said staging the tournament in...

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Turkey's PM Accused Of Punching Protester

Turkey's Prime Minister has been accused of punching a demonstrator, as fresh images sparked new claims of violence against protesters angry over the government's handling of the Soma mine disaster. Amateur video shot during Mr Erdogan's visit...

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New Indian Prime Minister Modi Hails Victory

Opposition candidate Narendra Modi declared the "good days are coming" after sweeping to power in historic elections in India. Though the final results have yet to be confirmed, Mr Modi took to Twitter to declare victory for his Hindu Bharitya Janata...

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Museum's Harrowing Reminder Of 9/11 Attacks

Final voicemails of victims and images of people falling from the Twin Towers are among the harrowing symbols of the September 11 attacks being unveiled at a new museum in Ground Zero. Tens of thousands of artefacts, photographs, videos and recordings...

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South Korea Ferry Captain Charged Over Deaths

The captain of the South Korean ferry that capsized killing more than 280 passengers has been charged with manslaughter. Two officers and a chief engineer have been charged with the same offence. If convicted all four could face the death penalty. ...

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Anti-China Protests Leave 21 Dead In Vietnam

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent in Beijing Twenty-one people have been killed in Vietnam as anti-Chinese protests spread to various parts of the country. According to doctors at a hospital in the central province of Ha Tinh, five Vietnamese factory...

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British GSK Executive Accused Of China Bribery

By Mark Stone, China Correspondent, In Beijing The British former head of GlaxoSmithKline's (GSK) China unit has been accused of bribery. Chinese investigators claim Mark Reilly ordered his salespeople to bribe doctors and hospital officials...

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Oscar Pistorius To Undergo Psychiatric Tests

Oscar Pistorius must undergo psychiatric tests the judge in his murder trial has ruled. The move is likely to lead to significant delays, but Judge Thokozile Masipa said the case was not about convenience but justice. She said Pistorius could be evaluated...

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Turkey Mine Blast: 205 Dead And Toll May Rise

At least 205 miners have been killed and hundreds are still missing after an underground explosion and fire in western Turkey. The country's energy minister Taner Yildiz said 787 workers were in the mine at the time of the blast, which is thought...

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Schoolgirl Kidnap: Nigeria 'Won't Pay Ransom'

How To Tackle Nigeria's Growing Insurgency? Updated: 1:09pm UK, Friday 09 May 2014 By Sam Kiley, Foreign Affairs Editor American "experts" have arrived. British "advisers" are on their way - phew. It may only be a matter of time before Nigeria's...

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Oscar Pistorius Trial: Athlete Back In Court

A weapons expert who carried out various tests after Oscar Pistorius shot dead his girlfriend is facing further scrutiny in court, as the athlete's legal team prepares to wrap up its defence. Thomas Wolmarans is back on the stand in Pretoria, South...

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Ukraine Independence Vote Gets Russia Backing

Russia says the the outcome of an independence referendum in eastern Ukraine should be implemented "in a civilised manner without violence". Pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine have claimed victory in a contentious poll which could see two regions...

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Ukraine Referendum Will Add Fuel To the Fire

The polling stations are ready and we're told three million ballot papers have been printed, enough for every eligible voter in the region of Donetsk. But what is still far from clear is what they are being asked to vote for. The question seems to...

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Nigeria Kidnapping: Militants 'Have Laid Traps'

The militants who have kidnapped almost 300 schoolgirls in Nigeria are likely to have laid booby traps and landmines to stop them being found, Sky News has been told. A former member of Nigerian military added that starving members of Boko Haram could...

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Eastern Ukraine Regions Vote On Self-Rule

Ukraine Referendum Will Add Fuel To the Fire Updated: 7:31pm UK, Saturday 10 May 2014 By Katie Stallard, Sky News Moscow Correspondent The polling stations are ready and we're told three million ballot papers have been printed, enough for every...

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