CAR: More Violence As Foreigners Set To Leave

More violence has broken out in the Central African Republic (CAR) capital of Bangui following the resignation of the country's president and prime minister. At least three people were killed in the clashes, including a Christian vigilante, an ex-Seleka...

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Video Of Plane Crashing During Beach Take-Off

A pilot in New Zealand made a safe emergency landing on a beach following engine failure - only to crash his plane later on take-off. Miraculously, Dennis Horn and his co-pilot Manfred Scherbius walked away from both white-knuckle dramas unhurt. It...

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Shangri-La: Ancient Homes Destroyed By Fire

A 1,300-year-old Tibetan village has been partially destroyed by fire, according to state media. The fire began at around 1.30am in Dukezong, in Shangri-La, in China's southwest Yunnan province, and destroyed more than 100 traditional wooden houses,...

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Indian Diplomat's Family Slam 'Inhuman' US

The family of an Indian envoy whose arrest in the US has sparked a diplomatic crisis have slammed her "inhuman" treatment. Uttam Khobragade, father of Devyani Khobragade, hit out after his daughter was strip-searched when arrested over allegations...

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Ex-Miss Venezuela: Funeral For Murdered Model

The funerals are taking place of a former Miss Venezuela beauty queen and her British ex-husband who were murdered as they returned from holiday. Monica Spear and Thomas Henry Berry are being laid to rest a day after their families held a private wake...

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California Suffers Worst Drought Since 1970s

By Greg Milam, US Correspondent While most of the United States has been gripped by the polar vortex, one part of the country is suffering a very different weather extreme. California, the most populous state in America, is experiencing its worst...

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Belgium Shoots For World Cup 2014 Success

By Robert Nisbet, Europe Correspondent With just 11 million residents, Belgium is one of western Europe's smallest nations, but it's hoping to kick above its weight at international football's biggest tournament. The Red Devils, who make up the...

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Ukraine Protests: Ex-Minister Among 10 Injured

Ten people have been injured in early morning clashes between riot police and protesters outside a courthouse in Ukraine's capital, witnesses said. Police used tear gas and batons to control the crowd of several hundred people who were protesting in...

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'Bulldozer' Sharon Was Ruthless But Courageous

In October 1953, Israeli paratroops and commandos from the Jewish State's first special forces unit, attacked the Arab village of Qibya, on the West Bank. Some 69 villagers, many of them women and children, were killed. International condemnation followed....

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Ariel Sharon Dead: Israel's Ex-PM Dies

Former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon has died following a long illness. The 85-year-old's son was quoted as saying he had died, eight years since a stroke at the height of his powers left him in a coma. Gilad Sharon said: "He has gone. He went...

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