Israeli Shells Pound Gaza As Fighting Resumes

Hamas has vowed it will not back down as Israel pounded Gaza with a fresh wave of strikes, killing five Palestinians. The Israeli military has launched 21 airstrikes on Gaza since midnight on Saturday as talks to extend the temporary ceasefire...

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Gaza 'Is Living In A Disaster Situation'

By Katie Stallard, Sky News Correspondent, in Gaza The first ambulance came in at speed, tyres squealing. Inside, was a 10-year-old boy. They rushed him to the emergency ward, but there was nothing they could do to save his life. We saw other...

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Supersonic 'Flying Saucer' Video Released By Nasa

Footage of a supersonic "flying saucer" has been released by Nasa, as the agency attempts to find a process for landing heavier spacecraft on Mars. The video of the spinning saucer, launched from Hawaii, shows it being shot 120,000ft into orbit by a...

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Guinea Closes Borders To Stop Ebola Outbreak

Guinea has closed its borders with Sierra Leone and Liberia in an attempt to stop the spread of ebola in West Africa. The outbreak - the most serious since the disease first emerged in Africa over 30 years ago - has so far killed nearly 1,000 people...

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Afghanistan Leaders To End Election Dispute

Afghanistan's feuding presidential candidates say they will resolve their dispute, form a unity government and name a new leader. It comes after an audit of votes to decide the winner of the election, which was marred by allegations of polling fraud....

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Ebola: The Point Behind WHO's Declaration

Ebola Cure 'A Long Way Off': Facts About Virus Updated: 12:08am UK, Thursday 07 August 2014 A cure for the deadly ebola virus, which has killed hundreds of people in West Africa, is "a very long way off", an expert has told Sky News. David Evans,...

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Ebola An International Health Emergency - WHO

Ebola Cure 'A Long Way Off': Facts About Virus Updated: 12:08am UK, Thursday 07 August 2014 A cure for the deadly ebola virus, which has killed hundreds of people in West Africa, is "a very long way off", an expert has told Sky News. David Evans,...

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US Strikes ISIS Artillery In Northern Iraq

The US has carried out airstrikes against artillery used by Islamist militants in northern Iraq, the Pentagon says. Two F/A-18 aircraft dropped 500-pound laser-guided bombs on a mobile artillery piece near Irbil, the capital of the Kurdish region. ...

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Russia Threatens EU And US Flight Ban

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has said the country is considering a ban on flights from Europe and the US to Asia. Speaking at a government meeting he said the "serious measure" of blocking Russian airspace was a response to sanctions that...

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Ukraine: Russia Troop Build-Up Invasion Fear

Russia has built up the number of combat ready troops on the Ukrainian border to 20,000, according to Nato. Officials fear the troop movements are a precursor to an invasion, which could be carried out under the pretext of a humanitarian or peacekeeping...

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Oscar Pistorius: 'Dropped The Baton Of Truth'

The love life of running star Oscar Pistorius and model Reeva Steenkamp in the weeks leading to her death has been picked through in court. Chief prosecutor Gerrie Nel has told the court: "This wasn't a normal relationship - this relationship ended...

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Khmer Rouge Leaders Sentenced To Life In Prison

Two former Khmer Rouge leaders have been sentenced to life in prison for their involvement in the genocide of an estimated two milllion people in Cambodia. The UN-backed tribunal's verdicts were announced against Khieu Samphan, 83, the Maoist regime's...

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Ebola Outbreak: 45 Deaths In Three Days

Ebola Cure 'A Long Way Off': Facts About Virus Updated: 3:54pm UK, Wednesday 30 July 2014 A cure for the deadly ebola virus, which has killed hundreds of people in West Africa, is "a very long way off", an expert has told Sky News. David Evans, a...

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Israel-Hamas Ceasefire As Troops Exit Gaza

A three-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas appears to be holding as Israeli ground troops are withdrawn to "defensive positions" on the border. Tuesday saw the longest lull in fighting since the almost four-week conflict began, with both sides seemingly...

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Russian Hackers 'Pull Off Biggest Data Theft'

Russian hackers have stolen 1.2 billion user name and password combinations in what could be the biggest ever data theft, according to a US security firm. The information is said to relate to half a billion email addresses. Hold Security, based in...

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Two British Nationals Killed In Borneo

Two British nationals, thought to be students, have been stabbed to death in Borneo, Malaysia, according to reports. The Foreign Office (FCO) has confirmed that it was made aware of the deaths yesterday. They are understood to be students from...

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Israel-Hamas Ceasefire As Troops Exit Gaza

The Battle To Win The War And Keep The Peace Updated: 5:07pm UK, Monday 04 August 2014 By Sam Kiley, Foreign Affairs Editor Israeli tanks chew through the rubble at Rafah. Another child is killed. Some ceasefire. Some war. For all the bluster...

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Nigerian Military 'Cut Throats' Of Detainees

Amnesty International has accused the Nigerian military and civilian militias of "extensive human rights violations" in their fight against extremists in the northeast of the country. The global rights watchdog said gruesome video footage, images and...

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Shooting At British-Run Academy In Afghanistan

The Ministry of Defence is investigating reports of a shooting involving an Afghan soldier at a British-run academy near Kabul. One soldier was killed and 15 troops including a German brigadier general were wounded in the shooting at the facility in...

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Second American Ebola Patient Lands In US

A second American aid worker infected with ebola in West Africa has arrived in the US. A plane believed to be carrying missionary Nancy Writebol, 59, arrived in Bangor, Maine, to refuel before the final leg of its journey. She will be treated...

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Thai Surrogate Vows To Stand By Sick Baby Boy

The Thai surrogate mother of a baby born with Down's Syndrome has promised to "never abandon" him. Pattaramon Chanbua is now taking care of seven-month-old Gammy, who also has a heart defect and a lung infection, after his Australian parents reportedly...

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Bangladesh Ferry Capsizes With '500 On Board'

A ferry in Bangladesh with hundreds of passengers on board has capsized - with fewer than 50 of them rescued so far. The accident happened in the River Padma, near Munshiganj district, about 18 miles (30km) southwest of the capital Dhaka. Reports said...

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Digger Topples Bus In Israel 'Terror Attack'

Key Dates In The Gaza-Israel Conflict Updated: 10:36am UK, Monday 04 August 2014 Israel's ground offensive in the Gaza Strip continues with forces attempting to destroy Hamas' weapons arsenal and rocketing-firing capabilities. Here are the key events...

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World War One Centenary: Britain Remembers

World War One Centenary: Britain Remembers This website uses cookies. Cookies remember you so we can give you a better service online. By using this website or closing this message you are agreeing to our cookies notice. Cookies FAQs.x A service...

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