Vigilantes Seize Mexico Town After Murder

Authorities in Mexico have said they are close to striking a deal to provide more security for a town where angry residents seized control after the abduction and murder of a taxi driver. The takeover of the southern town of Olinala took place after...

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Syrian Rebels 'Execute' Government Soldiers

By Sam Kiley, Middle East Correspondent, in Jerusalem Syrian rebels are suspected of murdering a group of captured government soldiers undermining a strategic victory which gave them control of the main highway between Aleppo and Damascus. An unverified...

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U-Turn On Amsterdam Tourist Cannabis Ban

A new law that would have banned tourists from smoking cannabis in Amsterdam's notorious coffee shops has been scrapped. The mayor of Amsterdam has rejected the legislation, which the incoming Dutch government has ruled will be up to local authorities...

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US Election: Romney Die-Hards Fund Own Campaigns

By Gary Mitchell, in Ohio Some Republicans are so desperate to get their man in the White House they are spending thousands of dollars of their own money travelling around the country to aid the campaign, Sky News has learned. With the race now...

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Seven Panda Cubs Make Their Debut In China

Eyes tightly shut, these seven panda cubs are the main attraction of a competition in China to win the chance to look after the rare animals for a year. The tiny cubs made their debut at the Chengdu Panda Base, in southwest Sichuan Province. The animals...

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Charles And Camilla Head To Papua New Guinea

By Paul Harrison, Royal Correspondent Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are beginning a two-week tour of Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. The first stage of the 14-day day tour sees the royal...

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Beckham 'Thick', Says New Zealand PM

Former England and Manchester United footballer David Beckham has been mocked as "thick as bat****" by New Zealand's prime minister. John Key told pupils at a school in Dunedin that his own son met the footballing superstar when the Los Angeles Galaxy...

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New York City: Power Being Switched Back On

Energy companies have been working day and night to restore power to parts of New York devastated by the powerful Sandy storm. In the last 24 hours, engineers in Manhattan have managed to repair 11 power grids damaged by the high winds and storm surge....

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Crackdown Sees 14 Nigerian Kidnappers Killed

Security forces in Nigeria have stormed the hideout where a Turkish national had been held for ransom. Fourteen members of a gang thought to responsible for the kidnap died during the operation in the Niger Delta after opening fire on the security agents....

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Obama And Romney In Final Weekend Frenzy

President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney have launched a frenzied final weekend of campaigning, with both seeking an edge in a handful of battleground states. Opinion polls showed a race for the popular vote so close that only a statistically...

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