Gibraltar Row: Cameron Calls On EU To Step In

David Cameron has raised concerns over the situation at the Spain-Gibraltar border with the EU – as he considers taking legal action over the stalemate. In a phonecall to EU Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso, the Prime Minister urged him to send...

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Shark Attack: 'Hero' Teacher Saves Tourist

A PE teacher has been hailed a hero after rescuing a German holidaymaker who lost her arm in a shark attack in Hawaii. Rick Moore, 57, jumped into the water and swam to help the 20-year-old woman moments after she was attacked while snorkelling off...

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Philippines: 200 Feared Dead After Ferry Crash

A ferry with more than 800 passengers and crew on board has sunk after colliding with a cargo ship near the Philippine city of Cebu. The coastguard said the MV Thomas Aquinas listed after hitting the Sulpicio Express Seven Cargo vessel and the captain...

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Michael Jackson Glove: US Fights Dictator's Son

The US government is embroiled in a legal battle to stop a gem-encrusted glove worn by Michael Jackson falling into the hands of an African dictator's son. The late singer's glove was bought with dirty money by Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang...

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Iraq Violence: Baghdad Asks For US Help

Iraq has asked the United States for new help to fight extremists in the country less than two years after it forced American troops to withdraw. The request follows a resurgence of violence across Iraq and a renewed threat from al Qaeda extremists....

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Venice: Tourist Killed In Gondola Crash

A German tourist has been killed and his three-year-old daughter seriously injured when their gondola collided with a ferry on Venice's Grand Canal. The man, 50, is thought to have been crushed between the two vessels near the historic city's famous...

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Peru: 'Armed Men Forced Women To Carry Drugs'

The lawyer for the young Irish woman arrested in Peru for allegedly trying to smuggle cocaine to Spain says she was threatened "by a gang of up to 14 men with guns". Peter Madden said Michaela McCollum Connolly was "kidnapped", held at gunpoint and...

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Dozens Of Pythons Found In Canada Hotel Room

Police have discovered 40 pythons inside a hotel room in Canada, less than two weeks after a snake crushed two young Canadian boys to death in an apartment. The reptiles were found in several plastic storage bins inside a room in Brantford, Ontario,...

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Egypt: Gunfire Exchanged At Besieged Mosque

Key Events In Egypt Since 2011 Updated: 12:32pm UK, Thursday 15 August 2013 January 25 - February 11, 2011 - Egyptians stage nationwide demonstrations against nearly 30 years of President Hosni Mubarak's rule. Hundreds of protesters are killed as Mubarak...

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Diana's Death: Police Passed New Information

Scotland Yard is assessing new information on the death Princess Diana to determine whether it is credible. The assessment will be carried out by Metropolitan Police officers from the Specialist Crime and Operations Command. The deaths of the Princess...

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