Whistleblower Snowden 'May Return To The US'

Edward Snowden's father has said he is reasonably confident the whistleblower will return to the US if certain conditions are met. In an interview with NBC, Lonnie Snowden also said he plans to make that point in a letter to US Attorney General Eric...

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Vatican Bank Probe: Senior Cleric Held

A senior Catholic cleric, a former spy and a financer have been arrested as part of a sweeping probe of the Vatican bank. Nunzio Scarano, known as "monsignor" in recognition of his seniority at the Holy See, is accused of fraud and corruption for plotting...

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Afghanistan: Taliban Talks 'A Decade Overdue'

The top British officer in Afghanistan has said talks with the Taliban have come a decade too late after efforts to negotiate with the insurgents faltered. General Nick Carter told The Guardian newspaper that it would have been more successful to approach...

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Bowling Ball: Boy, 5, Beaten To Death By Teen

A 13-year-old boy has apparently confessed to killing a five-year-old by hitting him in the head with a bowling ball after becoming irritated. Sida Osman's body was found on Wednesday by police in North Texas, 18 hours after he was last seen riding...

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Western US Set To Swelter In Record Heatwave

A dangerous heatwave is set to scorch the western United States, with record temperatures possible in parts of the country. Baking sun will see California's notoriously hot Death Valley reach as high as 54C (129F), not far off the world-record high...

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Austrian Alps Fall Kills British Climber

A British climber has died in the Austrian Alps after losing his balance and plunging around 200 metres (650ft) down a slope. Police said the 42-year-old man, who has not been named, was hiking with a companion in the Tyrol region in western Austria...

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Gay Marriage: California Couples Tie The Knot

A lesbian couple who spearheaded a fight for same-sex marriage in California have become the first to tie the knot hours after a ban was lifted in a landmark US Supreme Court ruling. Kristin Perry and Sandy Stier exchanged vows in a ceremony conducted...

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Barack Obama Speaks With Mandela's Wife

Barack Obama has told Nelson Mandela's wife he hopes the ailing former leader "draws peace and comfort from the time he's spending with loved ones". The US President spoke by telephone to Graca Machel while she stayed at the 94-year-old's hospital bedside....

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Egypt Protests: US Citizen Among Three Dead

Violent clashes across the Egyptian cities of Alexandria and Port Said have left three people dead and more than 70 others injured. Andrew Pochter was a student in Ohio Two people were killed in Alexandria. One of them was an American citizen, the...

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Bus Crash Video Studied By Turkey Police

A CCTV camera has filmed the moment a bus full of tourists veered across a busy road before flipping over and crashing into a pole. People were seen climbing out of the vehicle as it lay on its side. Bystanders ran to the scene to help victims following...

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