Indonesia: Prisoners Escape Amid Jail Riot

Security forces have retaken control of a crowded prison in western Indonesia where inmates started a massive riot that left five people dead and hundreds of prisoners, including convicted terrorists, on the loose. About 500 policemen and 300 soldiers...

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Egypt: US Calls For Release Of Detained Morsi

The US has called for the release of Mohamed Morsi as tens of thousands of supporters of the ousted Egyptian president staged protests across the country. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the US agrees with the German Foreign Ministry, which...

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Schoolgirl Malala Defies Taliban At UN

The Pakistani schoolgirl who was shot in the head by the Taliban has told the United Nations that she will not be silenced by terrorists. Malala Yousafzai has spent her 16th birthday addressing the UN in New York, where she called on governments...

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Asiana Plane Crash: Child Is The Third Victim

A child has died following the Asiana flight crash, officials have said, becoming the third victim of the San Francisco disaster. The girl, a Chinese national, had been in a critical condition, according to a statement from doctors at San Francisco...

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Firing Attractive Woman Legal, Court Rules

A court has decided that an Iowa dentist did not discriminate against a female assistant when he fired her for being "too attractive". The case began when Dr James Knight sacked dental hygienist Melissa Nelson after more than 10 years' service because...

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Paris Train Crash: Faulty Track Likely Cause

A loose component connecting rails may have triggered the derailment of a packed train outside Paris that left at least six people dead and dozens injured. Pierre Izard, a general manager of the SNCF national rail company, said a joint bar, a kind...

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Russia: No Official Approach From Snowden

Russia says it has still not received a formal request for asylum from CIA whistleblower Edward Snowden. Snowden broke three weeks of silence on Friday and said he would be seeking temporary asylum in the country. He told a group of human rights activists...

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Texas Votes To Bans Abortions Beyond 20 Weeks

The Republican-controlled Senate in Texas has voted to ban most abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, ending a high-profile political battle that stirred debate over women's rights. Already approved by the House, the sweeping bill to restrict abortions...

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Moscow Bus Crash: 'At Least 18 Dead'

Eighteen people have been killed and at least 40 injured in a road crash outside Moscow, according to Russian officials. A truck, a bus and several other vehicles were involved and the dead includes a young girl, said the interior ministry. The accident...

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Pamplona Bulls Trample Trapped Runners

Dozens of people have been trampled at the famous Pamplona bull run after becoming trapped at the entrance to the bullring. A 19-year-old Spanish man is in a "very serious" condition and a 28-year-old man from Ireland has suffered chest trauma, authorities...

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