UN: Syria War Has Killed More Than 100,000

The Syrian war has now claimed the lives of more than 100,000 people, according to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, an increase of 7,000 in just over a month. The United Nations chief called on both sides to stop the violence and said it was "imperative...

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Bo Xilai Charged With Bribery And Corruption

Disgraced Chinese politician Bo Xilai has been charged with bribery, corruption and abuse of power. Bo, who is accused of multiple counts of corruption and misuse of office, has been in custody since his dramatic downfall almost exactly a year ago....

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Tearful Pope Gives First Public Mass In Brazil

By Greg Milam, Sky Correspondent, in Rio de Janeiro Pope Francis has urged Catholics to resist the "false idols" of money, power and pleasure and focus instead on the values of faith, generosity and fraternity. The pontiff was speaking at the first...

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Tall Ship Astrid Sinks After Hitting Rocks

Twenty-three teenagers and seven adult crew members have been rescued after a tall ship struck rocks off the Irish coast. The Astrid, which takes groups of aspiring sailors on training voyages around the world, lost power in its engine, leaving the...

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Rescued Hikers Make Fatal Turn Into Ocean

Two women who got lost hiking and were successfully rescued have died later the same evening after driving their car into the ocean. The friends presumably drowned, according to authorities in eastern Maine. They were named as Amy Stiner, 37, who was...

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Maniac: Elijah Wood's Slasher Film In NZ Ban

A horror movie starring Elijah Wood as a scalp-collecting serial killer has been banned in New Zealand after censors decided it was too graphic and disturbing for the public. The decision means the film, which was directed by Frank Khalfoun, can only...

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Kim Jong-Un: Western Media Get Rare Glimpse

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent, in Pyongyang The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-Un, has made a rare public appearance in front of Western journalists. Mr Kim appeared, unannounced, at an event in the capital Pyongyang to mark the opening of a...

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Dreamliner: Airlines Told To Remove 787 Beacons

The US aviation regulator has advised airlines using Boeing's troubled 787 Dreamliner to remove the existing emergency beacons, following a fire on a flight at London's Heathrow airport. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) published an airworthiness...

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Tunisia Protests Over Mohamed Brahmi Killing

Thousands of Tunisians have gathered to protest over the assassination of leading opposition politician Mohamed Brahmi. Mr Brahmi was shot dead by gunmen outside his home on Thursday. The protesters massed in front of the interior ministry building...

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Spain Train Crash: Footage Of Disaster Emerges

The moment a train derailed in a crash that has left at least 80 people dead in Spain has been caught by security cameras at the side of the tracks. The video shows the train entering a sharp bend at high speed, then coming off the rails, with carriages...

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