Briton Killed In Afghanistan Suicide Attack

A British national has been killed in a bomb blast and gun attack in the Afghan capital Kabul. The Briton was among 16 people who died when a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a restaurant and two gunmen sneaked in through a back door and opened...

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Spying: Obama Announces NSA Reforms

Obama Contrite Over US Secrecy And Spying Updated: 11:38pm UK, Friday 17 January 2014 By Dominic Waghorn, US Correspondent This was a very different president to the one we saw in the immediate aftermath of Edward Snowden's first revelations....

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Hollande 'Affair': Actress Sues Over Pictures

Actress Julie Gayet is suing a magazine which claimed she was having an affair with French president Francois Hollande. The 41-year-old is seeking €50,000 (£41,650) in damages and €4,000 (£3,330) in legal costs from the French edition of Closer, which...

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12 Years A Slave Wins Oscar Nod For Best Film

American Hustle and Gravity lead Oscar nominations with 10 nods each, while 12 Years A Slave got nine. All three movies were nominated for best picture.  Captain Phillips, Dallas Buyers Club, Her, Nebraska, The Wolf of Wall Street and Philomena also...

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Egypt Constitution Vote Clashes Leave 11 Dead

Eleven people have been killed in clashes between security forces and protesters loyal to toppled Islamist President Mohammed Morsi, Egypt's health ministry has confirmed. The violence came on the first of two days of voting on a new constitution that...

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CAR Violence: Harrowing Stories From Conflict

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The most senior Muslim leader in the Central African Republic is to travel to Britain in a few days' time to appeal for help from Prime Minister David Cameron as religious attacks raged on in the poverty-stricken...

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Egypt: Voting Begins On New Constitution

Voting on Egypt's new constitution is under way, the first ballot since the military ousted President Mohamed Morsi last year. A yes vote is expected and the result could encourage a bid for the presidency by the head of the army, General Abdel Fattah...

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CAR Violence: Harrowing Stories From Conflict

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The most senior Muslim leader in the Central African Republic is to travel to Britain in a few days' time to appeal for help from Prime Minister David Cameron as religious attacks raged on in the poverty-stricken...

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Ariel Sharon Remembered As 'Military Legend'

'Bulldozer' Sharon Ruthless But Courageous Updated: 1:54pm UK, Saturday 11 January 2014 By Sam Kiley, Middle East Correspondent In October 1953, Israeli paratroops and commandos from the Jewish State's first special forces unit, attacked the Arab...

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Brutal Birth Reveals Horrors Of CAR Conflict

Aid workers have condemned conditions in disease-ridden refugee camps in the Central African Republic as "deplorable", as the birth of a baby highlights how difficult life has become for many in the war-torn country. Nearly one million people have been...

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Thai Protests: Tourists Flee On Night Buses

By Sarah Yuen, in Thailand for Sky News Tens of thousands of anti-government protestors are flooding into the Thai capital, Bangkok, blocking major highways and intersections with their vehicles. As determined demonstrators gather for the final...

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Iran: Date Set For Nuclear Programme Freeze

A date has been set for the start of an interim deal to freeze Iran's nuclear programme. Iran and six world powers have agreed on how to implement the nuclear deal struck in November and it will enter into force on January 20. The move was welcomed...

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Ariel Sharon: Israel's Former-PM Dies

Former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon has died following a long illness. The 85-year-old's son was quoted as saying he had died, eight years since a stroke at the height of his powers left him in a coma. Gilad Sharon said: "He has gone. He went...

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CAR: More Violence As Foreigners Set To Leave

More violence has broken out in the Central African Republic (CAR) capital of Bangui following the resignation of the country's president and prime minister. At least three people were killed in the clashes, including a Christian vigilante, an ex-Seleka...

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