UN 'Completely Overwhelmed' By Gaza Refugees

The United Nations says it is "completely overwhelmed" by the number of Palestinians seeking refuge in its Gaza camps. Chris Gunness, spokesman for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), told Sky News its shelters were "overflowing" and...

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International Experts Reach MH17 Crash Site

International observers have reached the crash site of the downed Malaysia Airlines plane in eastern Ukraine. It is the first time experts have been able to visit the scene in almost a week due to fierce fighting between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian...

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Sudan Mum Who Was On Death Row Flies To US

A mother-of-two who faced a death sentence, later overturned, over claims she converted to Christianity in Sudan is flying to the US to start afresh. Meriam Ibrahim, her husband and children were due to arrive in Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon on...

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Ebola Crisis: Your Questions Answered

Here's a recap of Alex Crawford's live question and answer session on the ebola crisis. Taiwo Ogunye: In my own opinion, WHO and the UN are not doing enough to help keep ebola from spreading. Alex Crawford:  I think I would have to agree sadly....

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Ship Found At Ground Zero Dates To 1773

A ship found four years ago at the World Trade Center site was made from wood cut around 1773, new research shows. Scientists at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory said the white oak in the ship's frame came from a Philadelphia-area...

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Deadly Indian Landslide Wipes Out Village

By Neville Lazarus, India Producer At least 30 people have been killed after a landslide buried a remote village in western India. It is feared the number of dead will grow as more than 150 people are believed to be buried under the debris in Malin,...

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Ebola Crisis: Two US Volunteers In Isolation

Two American volunteers have been placed in isolation amid fears they could have contracted the virus in West Africa. The pair - working for America's Peace Corps movement  - have not displayed symptoms but are under observation after coming into...

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Fast Food Slump Over China Meat Scandals

US fast food firms are feeling the heat in China, amid a meat contamination scare that has stretched customer loyalty. KFC, Pizza Hut and McDonald's have all become embroiled in the scandal because of safety issues surrounding local sourcing of beef...

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Tiger Attack: Boy Loses Arm At Brazil Zoo

By Karine Mayer, South America Editor An 11-year-old boy has had his right arm amputated after it was nearly torn off by a tiger in a zoo in southern Brazil. He was at Cascavel Zoo, in the state of Parana, with his father and three-year-old brother...

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Israel's PM 'To Finish Job' As Troops Boosted

Thousands more Israeli troops are to join the fight in Gaza, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promising to destroy Hamas tunnels "with or without a ceasefire". Some 16,000 additional troops are joining the operation in Gaza "to allow troops on...

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