Massacre 'Likely' If Islamic State Takes Kobani

More than 500 people trapped in Kobani could be "massacred" if Islamic State wins the fierce battle for the Syrian town. Staffan de Mistura, UN envoy to Syria, made the warning as militants reportedly took more territory and shelled a border crossing...

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Airstrikes Missing IS Front Line, Say Fighters

By Sherine Tadros, Middle East Correspondent We met Abu Ibrahim, a Free Syrian Army (FSA) Commander, and his two friends in a coffee shop in Urfa, Southern Turkey. They had just returned from the Syrian border town of Kobane, where he told us the...

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MH17 Passenger Was Wearing Oxygen Mask

One of the passengers on the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 shot down over Ukraine was found wearing an oxygen mask, it has emerged. Dutch Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans made the revelation during a late-night TV interview on Wednesday. "You know...

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IS Gains Ground In Kobani Despite Airstrikes

Islamic State militants have captured more ground in a Syrian border town despite intensified US-led airstrikes. IS fighters seized control of a third of Kobani on Thursday as calls grew louder for neighbouring Turkey to send ground forces to support...

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Canada Authorises Airstrikes Against IS In Iraq

By Sky News US Team Following a request from the US, the Canadian parliament has voted to authorise airstrikes against the Islamic State militant group in Iraq. The motion introduced by Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservative Party passed 157-134...

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Airstrikes Push Back IS In Syrian Border Town

US-led coalition airstrikes have pushed back Islamic State militants to the edge of a Syrian town near the Turkey border. The extremist group, which is fighting less well-armed Kurdish forces, had looked like it was set to seize Kobani on Tuesday...

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Ebola: Seven Facts About The Deadly Disease

Ebola is a virulent virus that has killed thousands during the latest outbreak and is notorious for its low survival rate among sufferers of the full-blown disease. Here we explain what it is. What is ebola? Ebola is a virus that can develop into...

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Ebola Outbreak: Dozens Monitored In Spain

A Madrid nurse who became the first person to contract ebola outside of Africa is being treated with antibodies from survivors of the illness, hospital officials have revealed. Four people, also including her husband, were placed in quarantine at...

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Ebola Deaths Hidden As Fear Grips Liberia

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent, Monrovia Liberia's few ebola treatment centres are overwhelmed with the sick and dying - with patients sharing beds and the dead laying near the desperately ill. The country has accounted for more than half...

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Obama Signals Tougher Airport Ebola Screening

By Sky News US Team Barack Obama has said his administration is working on tougher airport screening measures to help identify people who might have ebola. The President made the announcement after meeting health and security officials who are...

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Ebola: Deaths Hidden As Fear Grips Liberia

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent, Monrovia Liberia's few ebola treatment centres are overwhelmed with the sick and dying - with patients sharing beds and the dead laying near the desperately ill. The country has accounted for more than half...

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HK Protesters Let Workers Return To Work

By Jonathan Samuels, Sky News Correspondent in Hong Kong A deadline to clear the streets set by Hong Kong's chief executive has passed with protesters in the city's financial district allowing government workers into their offices. The streets were...

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American Hostage's Parents Issue Video Plea

By Sky News US Team The parents of American hostage Abdul-Rahman Kassig, formerly known as Peter, have issued a video plea asking for his safe return. Mr Kassig appeared at the end of a clip posted online on Friday that showed the killing of British...

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Brazil Presidential Race: Poll Gap Narrows

By Karine Mayer, South America News Editor The world's seventh largest economy takes to the polls today, yet many Brazilians are still unsure who to vote for. Although for the last month the race has been between two women - incumbent president Dilma...

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