Apple Boss: I'm Gay And I Want To Inspire People

Apple chief executive Tim Cook has come out as gay and says he wants to "inspire people to insist on their equality". Writing in Businessweek he said: "Let me be clear: I'm proud to be gay, and I consider being gay among the greatest gifts God has...

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Surfer Bitten After Standing On Shark's Head

A surfer in Australia says he was bitten by a shark after accidentally standing on the creature's head. Ryan Hunt was attacked while surfing at Wallabi Point on the east coast. The 20-year-old had been in the water for half an hour when the shark...

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Reports: 150 Bodies Found In Iraq Mass Grave

The bodies of 150 members of an Iraqi Sunni tribe opposed to Islamic State have reportedly been found in a mass grave. The Reuters news agency quoted a security official saying 150 men from the Albu Nimr tribe had been taken from their villages...

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Rioting As Burkina Faso Parliament Set Alight

Protesters have set fire to Burkina Faso's parliament, forcing the government to scrap plans to let the country's leader extend his 27-year rule. The National Assembly building in the capital Ouagadougou was stormed by hundreds of people before...

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Ebola: Better Maps Could Have Helped Fight Virus

By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent Better maps could have helped contain the deadly Ebola virus, according to Medecins Sans Frontieres. Ivan Gaytan, technology advisor to MSF, told Sky News the disease is "preventable" and could have been...

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Sri Lanka Mudslide: Tragic Stories Emerge

A hugely destructive mudslide at Sri Lanka's Koslanda tea plantation is thought to have left no survivors. There were widely conflicting reports about how many people had been buried alive under the rubble and mud, with initial estimates saying more...

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Dewani Murder Trial: Driver Admits Mistake

The taxi driver convicted of involvement in the murder of Anni Dewani has admitted he made a mistake in his first statement by saying the killers had not told him their names. Zola Tongo, 34, who is serving 18 years for his part in the killing, said...

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Mosque Closure A 'Declaration Of War' - Abbas

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has condemned the closure of Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque as a "declaration of war". The mosque, in the Al-Aqsa complex which contains sites holy to Muslims and Jews, was closed by Israel following the shooting of a...

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Nurse Defies Ebola Quarantine With Bike Ride

By Sky News US Team A US nurse recently returned from West Africa has defied quarantine by going on a bike ride with her boyfriend. Kaci Hickox, who told reporters on Wednesday night she would not be bullied, carried through on her promise to go...

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Two Dead As Plane Crashes At Airport Building

By Sky News US Team Two people are dead and four injured after a small plane crashed into a building at an airport in Wichita, Kansas. Five people are unaccounted for after the incident, said officials at Mid-Continent Airport. Emergency...

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