Alan Henning Beheaded In Islamic State Video

British aid convoy volunteer Alan Henning has been beheaded by an Islamic State militant in a video posted on the internet. Mr Henning is seen kneeling in front of a knife-wielding militant in a desert setting before being beheaded in front of...

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IS Threatens To Kill American Hostage Next

By Dominic Waghorn, US Correspondent Islamic State (IS) has threatened to kill American hostage Peter Kassig next, after releasing a video showing the murder of British aid convoy volunteer Alan Henning. The former soldier appeared at the end of...

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Hong Kong Leader Rejects Call To Stand Down

Hong Kong's leader has said his top official will meet protest leaders in a last-minute olive branch to avoid protesters taking over government offices. Tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters have taken over central Hong Kong streets since...

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China May Be Using App To Spy On Protesters

A US security firm has claimed the Chinese government may be using smartphone apps to spy on pro-democracy protestors in Hong Kong. The applications – disguised as tools created by activists – reportedly give an outside access to the phone's address...

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RAF Tornados Hit IS With Fresh Airstrikes

By Tom Parmenter, RAF Akrotiri, Cyprus British jets have hit more Islamic State targets in Iraq as calls grow for strikes against the group's Syrian strongholds. A third round of aerial raids were carried out over northwest Iraq with RAF Tornado...

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Countdown For Hong Kong Protest Ultimatum

The clock is counting down on Hong Kong protesters' ultimatum for the territory's leader to quit or face the occupation of government buildings. Hong Kong chief executive CY Leung has been given until the end of Thursday (local time) to step down...

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Syrian Opposition In The Dark Over US Airstrikes

By Sherine Tadros, Middle East Correspondent The head of the Free Syrian Army has told Sky News there has been no co-operation between his fighters and the US-led coalition launching airstrikes against Islamic State (IS) targets. FSA chief of staff...

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RAF Airstrikes: Cypriots Urged Not To Panic

RAF Airstrikes Wait As Intelligence Is Key Updated: 3:16pm UK, Monday 29 September 2014 As I write this, RAF Tornados have completed four armed missions over northern Iraq and are currently engaged in a fifth. They have managed more than 12 hours...

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Hong Kong Protesters Defy Rubber Bullet Fears

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent, in Hong Kong Thousands of pro-democracy protesters have ignored calls from organisers to leave the streets of Hong Kong over fears police could use rubber bullets to disperse them. Police fired tear gas on Sunday...

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Ex-IS Fighter: Airstrikes Won't Stop Militants

By Sherine Tadros, Middle East Correspondent For tens of thousands of Syrians, the Kilis border crossing is the official way in and out of Turkey from Syria. But if you're an Islamic State fighter, Kilis is not an option. Abu Mustafa (not his...

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Abu Qatada Says He's Forgotten About Britain

Timeline: Qatada Legal Battle Updated: 10:35am UK, Wednesday 24 September 2014 Abu Qatada challenged and ultimately thwarted every attempt by the Government to detain and deport him for many years. Here is a timeline of the legal battle. 1993: Abu...

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Jordanians Fear IS Backlash After Airstrikes

By Tom Rayner, Middle East Reporter, in Amman Jordan's involvement in the US-led airstrikes against Islamic State targets has led to growing concerns in the country of a potential backlash. Reports of IS banners in areas like the eastern city of...

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