Bin Laden Son-In-Law Ghaith Pleads Not Guilty

By Dominic Waghorn, US correspondent Osama Bin Laden's spokesman and son-in-law has pleaded not guilty to plotting to kill Americans in a federal court in New York. Sulaiman Abu Ghaith appeared in a dark blue prison smock and handcuffs. He is thought...

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Maduro Sworn In As Venezuela's President

Venezuela Says Farewell To Chavez Updated: 6:16am UK, Saturday 09 March 2013 A state funeral has taken place for Venezuela's left-wing president Hugo Chavez at a military academy where his body has been lying in state since Wednesday. Most Latin American...

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Police: Man Kills TV Presenter Then Himself

A man shot dead the host of a US television programme in an apparent jealous rage before killing himself, police have said. Greg Rodriguez, presenter of Sportsman Channel show A Rifleman's Journal, was killed in Whitefish, Montana, while he was visiting...

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South Dakota Law Lets Schools Arm Teachers

South Dakota has adopted a new law allowing the state's school districts to arm teachers and other personnel with guns. Governor Dennis Daugaard signed the controversial school sentinel bill into law despite opposition from representatives from the...

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Afghanistan Blasts: 'Eight Kids Among Dead'

Seventeen civilians, reportedly including eight children, have been killed in two separate suicide bomb attacks in Afghanistan. The first attack took place in the eastern city of Khost, where unconfirmed reports have suggested eight children and one...

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Falklands: Sky Poll Reveals Nations Divided

By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent, Falkland Islands Only 15% of Argentinians think Falkland Islanders should have a say in their own future, and a quarter still believe that the islands will one day be governed from Buenos Aires. Those answers,...

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Egypt: Rival Football Fans Angry Over Verdicts

A hardcore element of Cairo's Al Ahly fan base have stormed and set fire to Egypt's football headquarters after a court aquitted seven out of nine police officials on trial for their alleged role in a deadly stadium riot. A nearby police club in the...

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Dragged Taxi Driver Mido Macia Laid To Rest

Mourners have gathered in Mozambique to bury a taxi driver who died in police custody in South Africa after officers cuffed him to their van and dragged him down a street. Crowds gathered at a cemetery in Matola where 26-year-old Mido Macia was laid...

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UN Peacekeepers Freed At Jordanian Border

A group of UN peacekeepers captured by Syrian rebels have been handed to Jordanian authorities at the border. The 21 Filipino peacekeepers were captured by the Martyrs of Yarmouk brigade on the Syrian side of the border south of the village of Jamla,...

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Kenya Election: Kenyatta Clinches Narrow Win

By Sara Mojtehedzadeh in Nairobi, Kenya Uhuru Kenyatta, who faces trial for alleged crimes against humanity, has clinched victory in a tightly fought race for Kenya's presidency, the electoral commission has confirmed. The son of the country's...

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