Walter Scott Killing: Cop's Dashcam Released

By Sky News US Team Dashcam video has emerged showing a black South Carolina man running from his car after a traffic stop by a white officer, who gave chase before shooting him dead. The footage, released by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division,...

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Pakistan Frees Mumbai Attack Mastermind Suspect

Pakistan Frees Mumbai Attack Mastermind Suspect We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close The Mumbai terror attacks lasted for three days The man accused of being the...

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Obama And Castro Share Historic Handshake

US President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro have greeted each other at a summit in Panama - a symbolically-charged gesture, as the pair seek to restore ties between their countries. For Barack Obama this will surely be amongst the highlights...

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'Voice Of Cricket' Richie Benaud Dies

Former Australian cricketer and commentator Richie Benaud who has died in a Sydney hospice, aged 84. Benaud, widely regarded as the most respected person in the game's history, had been receiving radiation treatment for skin cancer since November....

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Walter Scott Killing: Cop's Dashcam Released

By Sky News US Team Dashcam video has emerged showing a black South Carolina man running from his car after a traffic stop by a white officer, who gave chase before shooting him dead. The footage, released by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division,...

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Clinton To Launch Presidential Bid 'On Sunday'

By Sky News US Team Hillary Clinton will launch her long-expected campaign for the 2016 presidential race at the weekend, reports say. The Guardian and the New York Daily News reported that the former First Lady and former secretary of state will...

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EU Was 'Looking Into German Air Safety Issues'

European Union authorities began looking into German airline safety procedures regarding "a number of issues" long before the Germanwings crash, it has been reported. An EU official, who asked not be named, said the issues included health checks on...

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US Soldier Killed In Afghan Insider Attack

An Afghan soldier was shot dead after opening fire on American troops - killing one and wounding several other people. The attack was believed to be an attempt to assassinate a senior US diplomat, sources told Sky News. The Afghan soldier opened...

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Iran Warning On Final Nuclear Agreement

Iran has warned it will not sign a final nuclear deal unless the six major powers lift all sanctions imposed on the country. "We will not sign any deal unless all sanctions are lifted on the same day," President Hassan Rouhani said in a televised...

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Hundreds Of Flights Cancelled By France Strike

Hundreds of flights to and from Britain have been cancelled due to a strike by air traffic controllers in France. No frills airline Ryanair said it had axed more than 250 services while British Airways has warned of significant delays for the...

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Two Israeli Soldiers Injured In Stabbing

Two Israeli soldiers have been injured in a stabbing near a settlement in the West Bank, with the attacker killed shortly afterwards, the Israeli army said. An army spokeswoman said: "There was a stabbing attack near Shilo junction. Two people were...

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White House System Hacked By Russians - Report

Russian hackers who compromised computers in the US State Department used the foothold to target the White House computer system, it is claimed. Computer experts allegedly backed by the Russian government penetrated sensitive parts of the White House...

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Kenya Bombs Al Shabaab Camps After Massacre

Two al Shabaab camps in Somalia have been bombed by the Kenyan air force in partial retaliation for last week's massacre at a university. Jets targeted the camps in Gondodowe and Ismail in the Gedo region which borders Kenya, according to a military...

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FedEx Delivers €4.4bn TNT Express Takeover

FedEx has announced a €4.4bn (£3.3bn) all-cash takeover of Dutch rival TNT Express in a deal aimed at boosting its presence in Europe. The companies said they had "reached conditional agreement on recommended all-cash public offer of €8 per ordinary...

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Iraqi Forensic Teams Exhume Mass Graves

A survivor of a massacre of some 1,700 troops by IS forces in Tikrit last June has been talking of his escape as forensic teams begin exhuming the graves. Iraqi soldier Ali explained how IS lulled him and fellow troops into believing they would be...

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Yemen Set For Vital Aid Amid Ceasefire Calls

Aid workers are set to take vital medical supplies into conflict-hit Yemen after the Saudi-led military coalition approved the move, the International Red Cross says. Russia and the agency have called for an urgent pause in airstrikes to allow in...

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Official's Son Among Kenya Massacre Gunmen

Kenya has begun three days of mourning for the 148 people killed in the university massacre as one of the four gunmen is identified. The Islamist militants, who were strapped with explosives, stormed the campus and singled out non-Muslim students...

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Death-Row Australians Lose Clemency Appeal

Two Australians facing a firing squad for drug smuggling have had their appeal for clemency rejected by an Indonesian court. Andrew Chan, 31, was found guilty in 2006 along with Myuran Sukumaran, 33, of being the ringleaders of a gang which...

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Hadron Collider Restarts In Hunt For Dark Matter

The world's biggest atom smasher has restarted after its two-year shutdown. Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) hope the upgrade will allow them to smash protons together with nearly double the energy previously reached. Experts have...

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Gunshots Fired At Fenerbahce Football Team Bus

Shots have been fired at a bus carrying Turkey's Fenerbahce soccer team, injuring at least one person, according to the club. Reports on Fenerbahce TV said the driver had been injured after the bus came under repeated attack from a shotgun. The driver...

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Kenya Mourns Victims Of University Massacre

Kenya has begun three days of mourning following the university massacre which killed 148 people. Students who survived the attack by militant group al Shabaab have been reunited with their families. One survivor, Cynthia Cheroitich, 19, told how...

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