Iran: Deaths As Bus Overturns 'At High Speed'

At least 26 people have been killed after a bus packed with students overturned in southwestern Iran, according to the country's state radio. The driver lost control because the vehicle was going at high speed in wet conditions, senior police official...

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Panama Canal: Protests Over Land Sell-Off

A 10-year-old boy has been killed during violent protests in the Panamanian port city of Colon. The child was shot once in the stomach and died in hospital - at least six other people were treated for gunshot wounds and several others for pellet wounds,...

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Lebanon: Protests After Beirut Bomb Blast

Protesters in Lebanon have burnt tyres and set up roadblocks amid growing anger over a car bomb that killed eight people, including one of the country's top security officials. There are fears that the devastating attack threatens to bring Syria's civil...

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Israeli Navy Boards Gaza-Bound Boat

The Israeli military says its navy has boarded a boat carrying pro-Palestinian MPs and activists that was trying to break the naval blockade on Gaza. The boarding happened after the passengers' "unwillingness to co-operate" and they "ignored calls to...

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'Collar Bomb': Teen's Attacker Behaved Oddly

An Australian businessman who chained a fake bomb to a teenager's neck was so disturbed he may not have realised why he was doing it, his ex-wife has said. Paul Douglas Peters had been drinking heavily and exhibiting wild mood swings in the years before...

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North Korea 'Threatens To Strike South'

North Korea has threatened to open fire on South Korea if anti-Pyongyang leaflets are dropped over its territory. Defectors and human rights activists plan to send giant balloons containing 200,000 leaflets criticising North Korea's government over...

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Fort Hood Suspect 'Can Be Forcibly Shaved'

An Army appeals court has ruled the Fort Hood shooting suspect can have his facial hair forcibly shaved off before his trial. The US Army Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the military trial judge's decision to order Major Nidal Hasan to appear in court...

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Boy Scouts Of America Publish Sex Abuse Files

Confidential papers showing US scout leaders covered up alleged sexual abuse inflicted on their young members have been published. The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) has released decades worth of so-called "perversion files", showing how a range of authorities...

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Greek Police Clash With Austerity Protesters

Violence has broken out in the Greek capital Athens, where protesters have clashed with police during an anti-austerity demonstration. Campaigners threw petrol bombs and rocks at police officers, who responded by firing tear gas to break up groups of...

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Greek Football Team's 'Brothels Kit' Banned

A football club in cash-strapped Greece thought it had found a way to keep up with the bills by signing sponsorship deals with two brothels - but it is not being allowed to wear the shirts. Voukefalas Larissa's new kit is bright pink and emblazoned...

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'Child Porn Ring' Raid: Boy Rescued In Canada

A 14-year-old boy has been rescued from years of abuse amid a police investigation that targeted 21 alleged online child predators, Canadian officers have said. Some 21 people have been arrested, and 16 of them charged so far as part of Operation Snapshot,...

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Rescued Yachtsman Speaks Of Fears At Sea

A yachtsman rescued by coastguards after his mast snapped and he ran out of fuel has been talking of his fears that he would not be found. Glenn Ey was left drifting 270 miles off the southeast coast of Australia. He was sailing from the north of Sydney...

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Apple Supplier Foxconn Employs 14-Year-Olds

A company which makes products for tech giants Apple and Sony has admitted hiring children as young as 14 to work on its assembly lines in China. Foxconn, which builds gadgets including the iPhone and iPad, said it employed the underage workers as part...

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Nike Cancels Lance Armstrong Contract

Nike has terminated its contract with former champion cyclist Lance Armstrong as he prepares to step down as chairman of his Livestrong cancer-fighting charity. In a statement the sportswear firm said: "Due to the seemingly insurmountable evidence that...

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US Presidential Race: Obama And Romney Clash

President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney have clashed over both foreign and domestic policy in a feisty live TV presidential debate. One of the standout moments in the second of three head-to-heads between the candidates came when...

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Australia Rewrites Dictionary Amid Gillard Row

An Australian dictionary is to update the meaning of misogyny, after the word was used by the country's prime minister in a blistering attack on her male rival. It comes as Julia Gillard embarks on a three-day tour of India - the second day of which...

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US Presidential Race: Second Debate 'Critical'

By Greg Milam, US Correspondent Barack Obama and Mitt Romney go head-to-head in their second televised debate tonight - and the president knows it could be critical to his hopes of a second term in the White House. Mr Obama's lacklustre performance...

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Benghazi Attack: Clinton Takes Heat Off Obama

Hillary Clinton has said she is "responsible" for the security of the country's diplomatic staff around the world after criticism of the handling of a deadly attack on a consulate in Libya. The US ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens, was killed...

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Karadzic Denies Atrocities At War Crimes Trial

Key Allegations Against Karadzic Updated: 1:47pm UK, Tuesday 16 October 2012 Bosnian Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic faces 10 charges including genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity during the war in the former Yugoslavia between 1992...

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Stolen Paintings Include Picasso And Freud

Several paintings including works by Picasso, Matisse and Monet have been stolen from a Dutch museum in one of the largest heists in years. Police said a total of seven paintings were taken from the Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam including Pablo Picasso's...

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