Ukraine Activist 'Crucified And Had Ear Cut Off'

A Ukrainian activist who went missing during anti-government protests has stumbled into a village near Kiev saying he was beaten and tortured. Dmytro Bulatov, 35, told Ukraine's Channel 5 television: "They crucified me, they nailed down my hands. They...

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'Suspicious Powder' Found Near Super Bowl Site

A white powder sent to at least five hotels near the Super Bowl site in New Jersey appears to have been a hoax threat, police have said. The envelopes were posted to hotels close to the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, where more than 80,000 NFL...

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Knox Says 'Heart In Mouth' Ahead Of Verdict

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter Amanda Knox has said her "heart will be in her mouth" as she awaits a new verdict expected in the Meredith Kercher murder case. Knox told Italian television via Skype that she would be at home in Seattle with her...

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Boston Bombing: Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty

Federal prosecutors have said they will seek the death penalty against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the Boston Marathon bombing. The 20-year-old is accused of helping orchestrate the April 15 blasts that killed three people and wounded more than 260 others....

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Israel 'Must Divide' Ancient West Bank Village

By Tom Rayner, Middle East News Editor, Jerusalem Israel's Defence Ministry has told a court that it has "no alternative" but to extend its controversial separation barrier through a potential world heritage site. At a hearing at Israel's Supreme...

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Amanda Knox Court Absence Blasted By Barman

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter Amanda Knox has been urged to come to court ''if she is as innocent as she claims'' - just hours before a new verdict is expected in the Meredith Kercher murder case. The comments come from Patrick Lumumba, the barman...

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Ukraine Scraps Controversial Anti-Protest Laws

By Katie Stallard, Sky News Correspondent, in Kiev Ukraine's prime minister has resigned, as the country's parliament voted to strike down controversial anti-protest laws. The measures were forced through parliament two weeks ago, triggering a...

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State Of Union: Obama Vows To Bypass Gridlock

President Barack Obama has vowed to bypass a divided Congress and take action to boost the US economy after a troubled year in office. Facing strong Republican opposition and low approval ratings after the worst year of his presidency, Mr Obama unveiled...

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Ukraine PM Quits Amid Unrest

Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov has resigned, saying he hopes the move will help bring resolution to a crisis that has gripped the nation for two months. Mr Azarov said he was stepping down to try and encourage a "social-political compromise"...

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Egypt: Ex-President Mohamed Morsi On Trial

The trial of former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi is due to start in Cairo. He and some 130 others, including members of his banned Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist Palestinian movement Hamas and Lebanon's Shia militant group Hizbollah, face charges...

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Egypt Army Backs Head To Run For President

Egypt's top military body has backed army chief Abdel Fattah al Sisi to run for the presidency, state media has reported. Sisi, who ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi last July after mass street protests, could officially announce his...

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Syria Peace Talks 'Deadlocked' Over Assad Future

The Syria peace talks are "deadlocked" over proposals for a transitional government in the war-torn country, say delegates. The third day of negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland, broke down over the issue of President Bashar al Assad's future...

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Syria: 'Women And Children Free To Leave Homs'

The Syrian government has agreed to allow women and children safe passage from the besieged, rebel-held city of Homs, says UN mediator Lakhdar Brahimi. Mr Brahimi announced the news at the end of the second day of negotiations at the Syria peace talks...

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Israel 'Must Lead Battle' Against 'Quenelle'

By Tom Rayner, Middle East News Editor, Jerusalem An Israeli lawmaker has said his country must lead from the front in banning the use of Nazi language and symbols, if it expects other countries to take tough measures against anti-Semitism. In...

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Egypt: Deadly Clashes On Uprising Anniversary

Egypt Bombings Bear The Mark Of Al Qaeda Updated: 8:35pm UK, Friday 24 January 2014 By Sam Kiley, Foreign Affairs Editor Not unprecedented, not unpredicted, the Cairo bombings blamed on radical Islamist groups do have a new distinctive signature...

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Francois Hollande Leaves Valerie Trierweiler

French President Francois Hollande has announced he is leaving First Lady Valerie Trierweiler following allegations he had an affair with an actress. Mr Hollande, 59, the most unpopular French leader in modern history, announced the news in a telephone...

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