Narco State: Mexico And Its Drugs Problem

Mexico's drug trade is worth between $19 and $29bn (£12.1 and £18.5bn) a year in cash - but takes an immeasurably greater toll in human lives and misery. Some 90% of the cocaine bound for the US goes through the country, which shares a long border...

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'Hitchhiker Throws Acid' At Israeli Family

A Palestinian has thrown acid at an Israeli family, including children, after being given a lift in their car in the West Bank, the army has said. The man attacked them near a checkpoint outside Bethlehem and close to the Gush Etzion settlement, the...

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Hitman Lifts Lid On Mass Killing And Corruption

By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent, in Mexico City A Mexican hitman, who claims to have killed as many as 900 people, has told Sky News how the police and the military are often involved in the planning and execution of his murders. "Carlos" has...

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Narco State: Mexico And Its Drugs Problem

Mexico's drug trade is worth between $19 and $29bn (£12.1 and £18.5bn) a year in cash - but takes an immeasurably greater toll in human lives and misery. Some 90% of the cocaine bound for the US goes through the country, which shares a long border...

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CIA Spymaster: Interrogation Abuse 'Abhorrent'

By Sky News US Team The CIA's spymaster has disavowed abusive techniques used by his agency in interrogating suspects after 9/11, while staunchly defending his officers. During a rare news conference at the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia,...

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Hitman Lifts Lid On Mass Killing And Corruption

By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent, in Mexico City A Mexican hitman, who claims to have killed as many as 900 people, has told Sky News how the police and the military are often involved in the planning and execution of his murders. "Carlos" has...

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Typhoon Hagupit Kills 21 In The Philippines

By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent, in Batangas More communities in the Philippines are being evacuated as Typhoon Hagupit moves across the country, causing flooding and power cuts, but relatively minor casualties. At least 21 people have been killed...

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Syria Accuses Israel Of Damascus Airstrikes

Syria has accused Israel of carrying out airstrikes against two government-held areas near the capital Damascus, says state TV. It said the "safe areas targeted" were Dimas to the west of the city and a site close to the international airport in the...

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Shrien Dewani: Judge Delivering Trial Ruling

A judge is delivering her ruling on whether the case against Shrien Dewani, who is accused of plotting to murder his wife Anni on their honeymoon, should be dropped. Judge Jeanette Traverso has to decide whether the prosecution has presented...

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Typhoon Hagupit Slams Into Philippines

Typhoon Hagupit Slams Into Philippines We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Typhoon Hagupit Reaches Philippines" Video: Typhoon Hagupit Reaches Philippines...

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Victim From Mass Mexican Kidnapping Identified

At least one of the 43 college students abducted in Mexico has been identified among charred remains found near a landfill site, an official has confirmed. Forensic specialists from Argentina and Austria have been examining body parts found in mass...

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Sony Hack A 'Righteous Deed', Says North Korea

North Korea has denied involvement in a cyber attack on Sony Pictures, but hailed it as a "righteous deed", possibly carried out by its supporters in protest at an upcoming film about Kim Jong-Un. The interview, a comedy involving a fictional CIA...

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