China: Toddler Pulled From Pram And 'Murdered'

A two-year-old girl who was thrown to the ground by a man during a row over a parking space in Beijing has died, state media say. A witness told the Beijing Times that the man, identified only by his surname Han, wanted to park by a bus stop in Beijing....

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Egypt: 'Dozens Killed' As Rallies Turn Violent

At least 70 people have been killed after security forces attacked a protest by supporters of deposed President Mohamed Morsi in Cairo, according to the Muslim Brotherhood. Doctors at a field hospital said another 1,000 people had been wounded in clashes...

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Train Crash Driver Held For 'Reckless Homicide'

The driver of a speeding train that hurtled off the rails killing 78 people in Spain has been detained for "reckless homicide", according to the country's Interior Minister. Speaking at a news conference in the northwestern city of Santiago de Compostela...

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Hostage Deaths: Moment Police Killed Gunman

Television cameras have captured the moment a Swat team stormed an apartment and shot dead a man who killed six people. There had been a stand-off with officers lasting eight hours after the suspect had barricaded himself with hostages inside the complex...

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Danny Nightingale Given Suspended Sentence

A former SAS sniper has been handed a suspended sentence after being convicted for a second time of illegally possessing a gun and ammunition. Danny Nightingale, 38, from Crewe in Cheshire, was given two years military detention, suspended for 12 months....

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Spain Train Crash: Footage Of Disaster Emerges

The moment a train derailed killing at least 78 people in Spain has been caught by security cameras at the side of the tracks. The train entered a sharp bend at high speed, then came off the rails, smashing into a wall running alongside, the video showed....

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Dreamliner: Airlines Told To Swap 787 Beacons

The US aviation regulator has advised airlines using Boeing's troubled 787 Dreamliner to remove the existing emergency beacons, following a fire onboard one at London's Heathrow airport. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) published an airworthiness...

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Kim Jong-Un: Western Media Get Rare Glimpse

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent, in Pyongyang The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-Un, has made a rare public appearance in front of Western journalists. Mr Kim appeared, unannounced, at an event in the capital Pyongyang to mark the opening of a...

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Seven Saved By 'Send For Help' Sand Message

Seven people stranded on a beach were rescued after a walker on a cliff top spotted their "send for help" message which they had written in the sand. The group had travelled around Stepper Point in Cornwall to a beach at Butter Hole in a sailing dinghy...

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River Wear: Girl Died Trying To Save Friend

One of the two teenage friends who died after getting into difficulty while swimming in the River Wear was trying to save the other, police have said. Tonibeth Purvis, 15, jumped into the water to save Chloe Fowler, 14, who had entered the river near...

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Royal Baby Arrives At Kate's Parents' House

Snappers Get Royal Baby Shot Updated: 7:09am UK, Wednesday 24 July 2013 By Jason Farrell, Sky News Correspondent For the past few weeks, photographers have been jealously guarding their spots in front of the Lindo Wing, waiting for the Duke and...

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Fire Deaths: Man Guilty Of Killing Four Siblings

A man has been found guilty of starting a fire in a bedroom wardrobe which killed four brothers and sisters in their home. Dyson Allen, 19, was convicted of four counts of manslaughter by a jury at Preston Crown Court. He was cleared of their murders....

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Body-In-Suitcase Murder: Woman Found In Hendon

A woman's body has been discovered inside a suitcase dumped in woodland in north London, police have said. Detectives have launched a murder investigation after the grisly find near a sports ground at Thornfield Avenue, Hendon, on Sunday afternoon....

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Royal Baby: Charles Knows 'Absolutely Nothing'

The Prince of Wales has told Sky News he knows "absolutely nothing" about news on the birth of the newest member of the Royal Family. Prince Charles was questioned as he arrived at the National Railway Museum in York by steam train at the start of a...

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Royal Baby: Hospital Frenzy Testing Patients

By Kat Higgins, Sky News Online, St Mary's Hospital Keeping a busy hospital running normally when a Royal birth is happening was never going to be easy. There are road closures, diversions and a 6ft-deep press pen running the length of the road...

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Royal Baby: Duchess Of Cambridge In Labour

Royal staff have been sending extra supplies to the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge is in labour as the world awaits a new heir to the throne. Kate, who is thought to be more than a week past her due date, was taken through a side entrance of...

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Ohio Bodies Find Suspect 'Fascinated' By Killer

Police investigating the grim discovery in Ohio of three bodies wrapped in plastic bags say a 35-year-old suspect may have been fascinated with serial killer Anthony Sowell. During police interviews, convicted sex offender Michael Madison led police...

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Great Barrier Reef Hit By Four US Jet Bombs

Two American fighter jets dropped four bombs on Australia's Great Barrier Reef after a training exercise went wrong, it has emerged. US officials said the pilots of two AV-8B Harrier jets were forced to jettison the unarmed devices on Tuesday because...

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Tia Sharp's Father Backs Child Abuse Image Ban

The father of murdered schoolgirl Tia Sharp has said he backs a plan for websites to be told to block certain search terms and warn people when they try to view illegal content, as part of a crackdown on child abuse images. Steven Carter told Sky News...

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Gazza: Paul Gascoigne Faces Assault Charges

Ex-England footballer Paul Gascoigne has been charged with two counts of common assault, British Transport Police said. The former midfielder was also charged with one count of being drunk and disorderly following his arrest at Stevenage railway station...

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