Thailand Protesters Clash On Eve Of Elections

At least three people have been injured as gunfire and explosions broke out during clashes between rival protesters in Thailand. The violence came during fighting between government supporters and opposition demonstrators, who had surrounded a ballot...

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US Tight-Lipped Over Knox Extradition Chances

The US will not reveal whether it has received a request to extradite Amanda Knox after her murder conviction was upheld. The 26-year-old, who lives in Seattle, faces a 28-and-a-half year jail sentence after an Italian court reinstated the guilty verdicts...

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Shark Cull Protesters Hit Australia's Beaches

Thousands of people have gathered on beaches across Australia to demand the end of a new policy which allows sharks to be caught and killed. Baited hooks are being placed on drum lines off popular beaches in and around Perth to kill white, bull and...

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Volcano Eruption Kills 11 In Indonesia

Eleven people, including four pupils on a school trip, have been killed after a volcano in Indonesia erupted, officials have said. Mount Sinabung, on the western island of Sumatra, spat out scorching ash clouds in its biggest eruption in recent days....

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Knox Extradition Demanded By Kercher Family

Meredith Kercher's brother has said Amanda Knox should be handed over by the US despite the American saying she is "frightened and saddened" after being found guilty again of murder. An Italian court yesterday reinstated her conviction for killing the...

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Amanda Knox 'Will Be Extradited By US'

America will have little choice but to extradite Amanda Knox if Italy requests it, according to legal experts. Knox says she will only go back to Italy "kicking and screaming" after an Italian court ruled she should not have been cleared. But expectations...

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Kercher Killer Sollecito Held Near Border

Knox 'Will Be Extradited To Italy By US' Updated: 11:30am UK, Friday 31 January 2014 America will have little choice but to extradite Amanda Knox if Italy requests it, according to legal experts. Knox says she will only go back to Italy "kicking and...

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Tourist Diving Boat Sinks In Thailand

Footage has emerged of a tourist boat in Thailand sinking off the coast within minutes. All 13 people on board the dive boat Aladdin, which sank in the Similan islands, were rescued by a second boat which by chance was close by. The unfolding drama...

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Ukraine's President Yanukovich On Sick Leave

Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovich, who has faced protests calling for his resignation, has taken sick leave. The embattled leader, who has an acute respiratory illness and high fever, has already lost his prime minister Mykola Azarov,...

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North Korea: Kim Jong-Un Official Speaks

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent A senior North Korean diplomat has told Sky News that the United States is to blame for the tense situation on the Korean peninsula but relations between the two countries could be "normalised" if Washington...

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Knox Says 'Heart In Mouth' Ahead Of Verdict

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter Amanda Knox has said her "heart will be in her mouth" as she awaits a new verdict expected in the Meredith Kercher murder case. Knox told Italian television via Skype that she would be at home in Seattle with her...

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Michael Schumacher 'Responding' - Sky Sources

Michael Schumacher is being brought out of his coma and is "responding to instructions", according to Sky News sources. The seven-time Formula One champion has been in a Grenoble hospital with severe injuries since the accident on December 29....

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New Zealand Could Drop Union Jack From Flag

By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent The Union Jack could disappear from New Zealand's flag after the country's prime minister mooted the possibility of a referendum on changing its design. Prime minister John Key told reporters a black...

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Battir Threatened By Israeli Separation Wall

By Tom Rayner, Middle East News Editor, Jerusalem The future of a potential world heritage site hangs in the balance ahead of a court judgement on an extension of Israel's controversial separation wall. A plan to extend the path of the barrier...

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Texas Skydiver Falls 3,000ft And Survives

A 16-year-old girl from Texas has survived a fall of more than 3,000ft in a skydiving accident in Oklahoma. Makenzie Wethington is in good condition, despite multiple injuries, including to her liver, pelvis lumbar spine in her lower back, shoulder...

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State Of Union: Obama Vows To Bypass Gridlock

President Barack Obama has vowed to bypass a divided Congress and take action to boost the US economy after a troubled year in office. Facing strong Republican opposition and low approval ratings after the worst year of his presidency, Mr Obama unveiled...

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Crocodile Attacks Boy: 'Human Remains Found'

Human remains have reportedly been found in the search for a boy who was snatched by a saltwater crocodile near a waterhole in Australia. The 12-year-old was taken by the reptile as he was swimming with friends in Mudginberri Billabong in Kakadu National...

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State Of The Union: Obama Tackles Inequality

By Greg Milam, US Correspondent Barack Obama is expected to use his State of the Union address to call for action to tackle growing income inequality in America. The US President has described the issue as the "defining challenge of our generation"...

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Egypt: Ex-President Morsi Faces Jailbreak Trial

Former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi has gone on trial charged with breaking out of prison during the 2011 uprising against Hosni Mubarak. He and some 130 others, including members of his banned Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist Palestinian movement...

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Ukraine Scraps Controversial Anti-Protest Laws

Anti-protests laws that sparked violent demonstrations in Ukraine have been scrapped in an attempt to end a two-month stand-off between the government and opposition supporters. At least three people have died in clashes between protesters and security...

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Hollande Protests: 250 Arrested After Unrest

Hundreds of arrests were made after 17,000 hit the streets of Paris to protest about President Francois Hollande's leadership. Nineteen police officers were injured after what had been a peaceful demonstration turned violent, police said. Clashes erupted...

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Bruce Springsteen Plays First South Africa Gig

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent Bruce Springsteen began his first tour to South Africa with a rousing rendition of the protest song Free Nelson Mandela. And his audience in Cape Town loved it. Earlier the singer spoke movingly about his...

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