Latvia Supermarket Collapse: 50 Killed

Rescue teams are searching among the rubble of a Latvian supermarket which collapsed and killed at least 50 people. Fire trucks and ambulances remain at the Maxima shopping centre in the capital Riga, and rescue workers are using mechanical cutters...

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Iran Nuclear Talks: Kerry Expected In Geneva

US Secretary of State John Kerry will join talks in Geneva today as world powers push to clinch a historic deal over Iran's nuclear programme, officials have confirmed. The arrival of Russia's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov had heightened speculation...

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Freed Greenpeace Activists Hit Out At Detention

The latest British Greenpeace activists to be granted bail by a court in Russia have welcomed the decision - but say it should have happened sooner. Frank Hewetson, 45, and 37-year-old Iain Rogers were among 30 people arrested by Russian security...

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Senate Votes To Change Rules On Filibusters

The US Senate has voted to change its rules to allow executive and lower court nominees to be approved by a simple majority vote. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid invoked the move, known in Washington as the "nuclear option," to end what he considered...

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Algeria's World Cup Celebrations Turn Deadly

At least 12 people have been killed and 240 injured as Algerians celebrated the national football team securing a place in the 2014 World Cup. The casualties came during nationwide festivities in the wake of Algeria's 1-0 victory over Burkina Faso,...

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Iran Nuclear Talks Are A 'Historic Opportunity'

By Tim Marshall, Foreign Affairs Editor As negotiators from Iran and six world powers sit down for a second day of talks in Geneva they still face major hurdles if there is to be a breakthrough interim agreement on Tehran's nuclear programme. Last...

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Paris Shootings: Police 'Have Gunman's DNA'

French police have said they have the DNA of a gunman suspected of carrying out shootings at two media organisations and a bank. A massive manhunt is under way in Paris, a day after the shooter critically wounded a photographer at the offices of major...

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Egypt: Rivals Clash On Uprising Anniversary

One person has been killed and dozens more injured in clashes between opponents and supporters of Egypt's military-backed regime. Activists deface a monument dedicated to the protesters killed in 2011 Police backed by armoured vehicles fired tear...

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Paris Shootings: Manhunt After Newspaper Attack

A manhunt is under way in Paris after two separate shootings, including one at a newspaper that left a man fighting for his life. A photographer's assistant was seriously injured at the offices of the Liberation newspaper before another shooting about...

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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford Knocks Over Councillor

Toronto's city council has voted to strip its scandal-plagued mayor Rob Ford of many of his powers after a heated debate where he knocked over a female councillor. The council voted to cut his office budget by 60% and allow mayoral staff to join the...

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Russia Plane Crash: Briton Among The Dead

A Boeing 737-500 airliner has crash landed in the Russian city of Kazan, killing all 50 people on board - including a British national. The Tatarstan airlines flight from Moscow was trying to abort its landing in order to make a second approach, but...

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US Midwest Hit By Severe Tornadoes: Three Dead

At least five people have been killed as powerful tornadoes sweep through the US Midwest, tearing through communities and destroying homes. An elderly man and his sister were killed when a tornado hit their farmhouse in the town of New Minden, in rural...

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Afghanistan Bomb: Car Blast Near Talks Venue

A suicide bomber has detonated an explosives-packed car in west Kabul near a compound where Afghan elders will debate a security pact with the US next week. At least six people were killed and 22 wounded in the blast, said Sediq Sediqqi, an Interior...

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Sri Lanka President: 'We Have Nothing To Hide'

Sri Lanka's leader has said his government is ready to investigate any allegations of war crimes and human rights abuses against his forces. It comes after Prime Minister David Cameron called on President Mahinda Rajapaksa to conduct an independent...

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