Snapchat Hackers Post Explicit Images Online

Explicit images taken with the photo sharing app Snapchat have reportedly been intercepted via a third party app and leaked online. Users of the app, many of them teenagers, have apparently had their photos gathered over a number of years before being...

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Ebola Crisis: Alex Crawford's Special Report

In a week when the World Health Organisation declared deaths from ebola have reached over 4,000, Sky's Special Correspondent Alex Crawford gained exclusive access to a body recovery team in Liberia. You can watch a special version of the highlights...

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UN Warning As Deaths From Ebola Pass 4,000

Fears are growing worldwide about the spread of the ebola outbreak in west Africa as the number of people killed by the virus passed 4,000. The figure came after staff threw medical gloves at the Spanish prime minister when he visited a hospital in...

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US Military: Airstrikes Alone May Not Stop IS

Airstrikes alone may not be able to stop the advance of Islamic State fighters in Syria, US officials have warned. Barack Obama met military commanders to discuss the campaign against IS in Syria and Iraq amid fears troops would be needed on...

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Canada Authorises Airstrikes Against IS In Iraq

By Sky News US Team Following a request from the US, the Canadian parliament has voted to authorise airstrikes against the Islamic State militant group in Iraq. The motion introduced by Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservative Party passed 157-134...

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The Apocalyptic Prophecy Fuelling IS Militants

An ancient prophecy that sees an "infidel horde" in a monumental battle with an Islamic army in the Syrian town of Dabiq has apparently been seized upon by IS fundamentalists. The Sunni Muslim tale dates back more than 1,300 years and tells of the...

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FBI Asks For Help With Tracking IS Fighters

The FBI has appealed for public help with tracking potential Islamic State recruits or fighters returning from Iraq and Syria. Investigators also highlighted the case of an English-speaking IS militant with a "North American" accent, who appears in...

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Protesters Killed In Anti-IS Turkey Clashes

At least 12 people have been killed during pro-Kurdish demonstrations in Turkey amid claims the country is not doing enough in the fight against Islamic State jihadists. According to reports, five people have been killed in Diyarbakir, the largest...

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Ebola Dead Abandoned On Streets After Strike

Ebola victims are being left on Sierra Leone's streets because of a strike by burial teams, according to media in the country. The workers, who arguably have one of the world's most dangerous jobs, complain they have not been paid. The situation...

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Putin: Muzhik To Ears Of Ordinary Russians

Beyond the gleaming skyscrapers of the capital, there is another Russia. This is the Russia of small towns and decaying wooden villages, a countryside strewn with the remains of long abandoned collective farms, untouched by the recent oil wealth....

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Putin Stronger Than Ever As He Turns 62

By Katie Stallard, north west Russia Since his last birthday Vladimir Putin has annexed part of another country, hosted a Winter Olympics, weathered a storm of international criticism, and been kicked out of the G8. A number of his close friends...

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Nurse First To Contract Ebola Outside Africa

A Spanish nurse has become the first person to contract ebola outside of West Africa, amid an outbreak that has killed more than 3,400 people. The woman was part of a medical team at Madrid's La Paz-Carlos III hospital that treated two missionaries,...

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Face-To-Face With The Dying In An Ebola Centre

By Garwen McLuckie, Sky News Cameraman Before filming inside the high-risk zone, we were told that all or equipment would have to be either disinfected or incinerated. I had prepared hard - bringing tailor-made plastic sealed containers for the small...

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IS Militants Close In On Syrian Border Town

Islamic State has seized a strategic hill overlooking a Syrian border town despite airstrikes from the US and its Arab allies. Kurdish fighters have been battling IS militants around Kobani after a nearly three-week siege of the town. Idris Nahsen,...

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American Hostage's Parents Issue Video Plea

By Sky News US Team The parents of American hostage Abdul-Rahman Kassig, formerly known as Peter, have issued a video plea asking for his safe return. Mr Kassig appeared at the end of a clip posted online on Friday that showed the killing of British...

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Brazil Presidential Race: Poll Gap Narrows

By Karine Mayer, South America News Editor The world's seventh largest economy takes to the polls today, yet many Brazilians are still unsure who to vote for. Although for the last month the race has been between two women - incumbent president Dilma...

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F1 Driver Taken To Hospital After Crash

Formula One driver Jules Bianchi has been taken to hospital unconscious after being injured in a crash at the Japanese Grand Prix. Bianchi's Marussia car was reportedly in a collision with a JCB that was on the scene recovering driver Adrian Sutil's...

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