Christopher Dorner: Cop 'Disturbed' Claims Ex

Details are emerging about the former police officer at the center of a massive manhunt as the high-altitude search for him enters its second day. Court documents show an ex-girlfriend of Christopher Dorner, the suspect in three murders, called him...

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Dozens Hurt In Street Clashes Across Egypt

Protesters have marched in the streets chanting slogans against Islamist President Mohamed Mursi in cities across Egypt. A few hundred people attacked the presidential palace in Cairo with petrol bombs and rocks. Riot police fired tear gas to disperse...

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Dreamliner Inquiry Questions Safety Approval

The US government should reconsider its safety approval of the lithium ion batteries used in Boeing 787 airplanes, the nation's top accident investigator has said. The findings released on Thursday are casting doubt on whether the airliner's troubles...

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Manhunt For Ex-Cop Accused Of Killing Three

A huge manhunt is under way for a former Los Angeles policeman who is now believed to have killed three people in revenge for his sacking. The search for 33-year-old Christopher Dorner stretches throughout Southern California and Nevada. On Thursday...

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Tunisia Dissolves Govt After Politician Killed

Tunisian Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali has dissolved the government amid mass protests over the murder of opposition leader Chokri Belaid. He said he would be forming a non-partisan administration to govern until fresh elections can be held after the...

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Iran: Syria's Assad Regime Ready To Negotiate

Syria's government is ready to sit down with the opposition to bring a two-year uprising against the regime to an end, Iran's foreign minister believes. Ali Akbar Salehi told the Egyptian state news agency MENA: "I think that the Syrian government is...

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Alabama Hostage Drama Ended In Deadly Shootout

A man who held a five-year-old boy hostage in an underground bunker for almost a week engaged in a firefight with US agents before he was killed during a rescue operation. It was also revealed that Jimmy Lee Dykes, 65, had reinforced the bunker in Midland...

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Tsunami Formed After Solomon Islands Quake

A major 8.0 magnitude earthquake is feared to have flattened villages in the Solomon Islands and has triggered a tsunami with destructive potential for Pacific nation coasts. A small tsunami has already reached part of the Solomons and alerts are in...

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Malala: Schoolgirl Shot By Taliban Speaks Out

The Pakistani schoolgirl shot in the head by the Taliban has spoken out about her recovery for the first time since she was nearly killed. Malala Yousufzai, 15, underwent successful surgery to reconstruct her skull and restore her hearing at Queen Elizabeth...

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Alabama Hostage Siege Ends As Boy Saved

A boy who was held hostage for a week is safe and his captor is dead after FBI agents stormed an underground bunker in Alabama. Officials said the raid went ahead after negotiations with 65-year-old Jimmy Lee Dykes deteriorated and he was seen with...

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Assad: Syria Can Confront Israeli Aggression

President Bashar al Assad has accused Israel of trying to destabilise Syria after an air strike on a military research base near Damascus last week. The comments by Mr Assad are the first since the attack on Wednesday that US officials say was...

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Syria: 'Children Are Biggest Casualty'

By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent, in Aleppo The anguished cries of a little boy receiving treatment without anaesthetic for a shrapnel wound to the face fills the putrid air of a converted shop that is an Aleppo field hospital. The walls are...

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Egypt: Police Beat Protester Outside Palace

Bloody Scenes Expected In Port Said Updated: 11:11pm UK, Thursday 31 January 2013 By Sam Kiley, Middle East Correspondent, in Port Said This city has always prided itself on resistance to invaders. The people of Port Said believe they saw off...

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Far-Right Marchers Decend On Athens

By Anthee Carassava in Athens It was supposed to be a remembrance rally, but as thousands packed Athens to honour three fallen heroes, the black-clad crowd of men in military fatigues and baseball caps crested with mangled swastikas, offered the...

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