Train Crash Driver Not Answering Questions

The driver held by police after a train derailed in northwestern Spain has refused to answer questions, authorities have confirmed. A spokesman for the National Police said the driver "has refused to answer police authorities" and added the case will...

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Egypt: Five Die During Alexandria Clashes

At least five people have been killed in clashes between supporters and opponents of Egypt's ousted President Mohamed Morsi, according to the country's official news agency. The deaths took place in Egypt's second biggest city of Alexandria, with reports...

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Halliburton To Plead Guilty Over Gulf Oil Spill

Halliburton has agreed to plead guilty to destroying evidence in connection with the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The US company has agreed to pay the maximum fine and will be on probation for three years and continue to cooperate with the government's...

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Egypt: Army And Morsi Camp Showdown Looms

A deeply polarised Egypt is braced for bloodshed ahead of rival mass rallies called by the army and Islamists who back the ousted president Mohamed Morsi. Army chief General Abdel Fattah al Sisi summoned Egyptians to the streets today in an intended...

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Iraq Jailbreak 'Poses World Security Threat'

Interpol has issued an international alert over hundreds of fugitives who escaped from two Iraqi prisons, saying the jailbreaks were a "major threat" to global security. In attacks claimed by al Qaeda, more than 500 inmates fled the jails on Monday...

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Spain Train Crash: Dozens Killed And Injured

The number of people dead after a train derailed in one of Spain's worst rail disasters has reportedly risen as high as 69. Many more are said to be critically injured and Spanish media reported emergency services were attempting to rescue several people...

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Pope In Brazil: Thousands Mob Pontiff's Car

Thousands of Brazilians mobbed the Pope's car after his driver went the wrong way down a street in Rio de Janeiro. Rio transportation secretary Carlos Osorio said the Fiat that Francis was riding in from the airport to the city centre turned into the...

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Apple: Sales Slump Sees Profits Fall By $2bn

Apple's profits have fallen by almost $2bn (£1.3bn) year-on-year as sales of iPads and Macs tailed-off. The US technology firm sold 14.6 million iPads during the quarter, compared with 17 million in the same period last year. It sold 3.8 million...

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Pope In Brazil: Thousands Mob Pontiff's Car

Thousands of Brazilians mobbed the Pope's car after his driver went the wrong way down a street in Rio de Janeiro. The mob did not scare Pope Francis Rio Transportation Secretary Carlos Osorio said the Fiat that Francis was riding in from the airport...

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LaGuardia Plane Crash: Eight People Injured

Eight people have been injured after a plane's landing gear collapsed as it touched down at a New York airport. The accident left the Boeing 737 – operated by Southwest Airlines – with its nose resting against the runway at LaGuardia. The accident...

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Woman's Disbelief At Jail Term After 'Rape'

A Norwegian woman has expressed her disbelief at a 16-month jail sentence handed down to her in Dubai after she reported she had been raped. Marte Dalelv, 24, told police she was attacked by her male colleague, but was herself charged with extra-marital...

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At Least 16 Dead After China Earthquake

A strong earthquake has hit near the city of Dingxi in China, reportedly killing at least 16 people. The Gansu province is largely desert and pasture land with a population of 26 million, making it one of China's more lightly populated provinces. The...

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Trayvon: Jay Z And Beyonce At Protest Rally

The parents of Trayvon Martin, the unarmed black teenager shot dead in Florida, have joined protesters during a day of demonstrations across the United States. The 17-year-old's mother, Sybrina Fulton, addressed the crowd in New York, backed by music...

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Australia: Fears Over New 'Stolen Generation'

Campaigners are asking for the law to be changed to help rescue thousands of Aboriginal children in Australia from extreme neglect. Alcohol abuse is rife amongst indigenous communities and children are being abandoned while their parents drink. In...

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