Cyclone Phailin: Thousands Flee In East India

More than 250,000 villagers have fled their homes as a huge cyclone gathers strength and heads towards India's east coast. Cyclone Phailin - which is already so large it has nearly filled the Bay of Bengal - is expected to be the fiercest storm to hit...

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Lampedusa: 27 Migrants Dead In Latest Sinking

At least 27 people are said to have died and 221 people saved after a migrant boat capsized in the Mediterranean off the Italian island of Lampedusa. Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat revealed the number of casualties, three of them children, while...

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US Shutdown: No Decision After Budget Talks

The US President and Republican leaders remain at odds over how to end the partial government shutdown or whether to raise the nation's debt limit. Barack Obama met 20 House Republicans, including Speaker John Boehner, at the White House for talks lasting...

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White Widow's Links To Kenyan Mall Attack Group

Sky News has obtained a report by Kenyan intelligence officers which places the British wife of a London 7/7 bomber at the centre of a terror cell operating from Mombasa. The document suggests 29-year-old Samantha Lewthwaite, also known as the "white...

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US Suspends Millions In Aid To Egypt Military

The United States is suspending the handover of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of aid and support to Egypt's military. The US government said it was "recalibrating" its $1.3bn (£0.8bn) annual aid to Egypt, putting on hold the delivery of large...

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Apple 'Tight-Lipped' Over New iPad Release

Apple is staying tight-lipped over rumours that a new iPad release is imminent. Speculation has heightened after respected technology site All Things D suggested an October 22 unveiling. It said insiders are hinting at a thinner, lighter design, along...

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Syria Chemical Weapons Mission Strengthened

A second team of inspectors will be deployed to destroy Syria's poison gas stockpile, the world's chemical weapons watchdog has said, as the UN chief warned of the "dangerous and volatile" conditions experts faced in the country. Ahmet Uzumcu, Director...

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Argentina: President Kirchner Has Surgery

Argentinian President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is in "good spirits" after having an operation to remove a blood clot from beneath her skull. Presidential spokesman Alfredo Scoccimarro said: "It went very well. The president is in good spirits...

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Malaria Vaccine 'Could Be Widespread By 2015'

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent The world's first malaria vaccine could be in widespread use within two years following "significant" results from an ongoing clinical trial. Researchers have reported at a malaria conference in...

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Syria Inspectors 'Face Unprecedented Danger'

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has warned that inspectors face a year-long mission of unprecedented danger in trying to destroy Syria's chemical weapons arsenal. But as Mr Ban set out a blueprint for the most dangerous disarmament operation ever staged,...

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Egypt: Dozens Dead After Pro-Morsi Protests

At least 50 people have been killed in Egypt in clashes between security forces and supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi. The figure, from a health ministry official, comes as Morsi supporters protested in several cities during army celebrations...

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Theresa May Faces Quiz Over Terror Suspect

Home Secretary Theresa May is to be questioned by MPs over why one of the world's most wanted al Qaeda terror suspects - captured by US Navy SEALs - was given asylum in Britain. Anas al Libi, who was seized at the weekend in the Libyan capital Tripoli,...

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Al Shabaab: US Forces Strike In Somalia

US forces have staged a pre-dawn raid against a senior al Shabaab leader in Somalia who has links to last month's attack on a Nairobi shopping mall. A Navy SEAL team slipped ashore near a southern Somalia town before the al Qaeda-linked militants rose...

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Kenya Mall Massacre Gunmen Are Named

Four of the gunmen involved in the Kenya mall attack have been named, as police say the number who took part is fewer than first thought. A Kenyan military spokesman gave their names as Abu Baara al Sudani, Omar Nabhan, Khattab al Kene and Umayr. The...

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