Sticking Points Hold Up Iran Nuclear Talks

Negotiators at the Iran nuclear talks inched towards a breakthrough deal on Thursday but will need at least another full day if agreement is to be reached. Baroness Ashton, lead negotiator for the EU countries, has been locked in talks with the Iranian...

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JFK Anniversary: 'Remarkable Life' Remembered

JFK: Magic Bullet, Fourth Shot And A Pink Dress Updated: 1:28am UK, Friday 22 November 2013 From the magic bullet theory to the first lady's blood-stained pink dress, we look at some of the crucial findings and iconic moments surrounding John F Kennedy's...

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Latvia Supermarket Collapse: 21 Killed

Rescue teams are searching among the rubble of a Latvian supermarket which collapsed and killed at least 21 people. Fire trucks and ambulances remain at the scene of the Maxima shopping centre, and rescue workers are using mechanical cutters to clear...

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Algeria's World Cup Celebrations Turn Deadly

At least 12 people have been killed and 240 injured as Algerians celebrated the national football team securing a place in the 2014 World Cup. The casualties came during nationwide festivities in the wake of Algeria's 1-0 victory over Burkina Faso,...

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Paris Shootings: Suspect's DNA Is A Match

DNA collected at one of the scenes of the Paris shootings is a match to a suspect arrested on Wednesday evening. The man, named by police as Abdelhakim Dekhar, was detained at around 7pm local time (6pm UK time) in a vehicle in an underground  car...

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Iran Nuclear Talks Are A 'Historic Opportunity'

By Tim Marshall, Foreign Affairs Editor, in Geneva As negotiators from Iran and six world powers sit down for a second day of talks in Geneva they still face major hurdles if there is to be a breakthrough interim agreement on Tehran's nuclear programme....

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Iran Nuclear Talks With West Resume In Geneva

PM's Key Call To Iran President Updated: 12:02am UK, Wednesday 20 November 2013 David Cameron has become the first British Prime Minister to call an Iranian president in more than a decade. The Prime Minister spoke to Hassan Rouhani by telephone on...

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South Africa Building Site Collapse Traps Dozens

Up to 20 people are believed to be trapped under rubble after a shopping centre under construction in South Africa collapsed, officials have said. Medical response company Crisis Medical said at least three people died and 42 others had been taken to...

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Egypt: '12 Soldiers' Killed In Car Bomb Attack

At least 12 Egyptian soldiers have been killed and 24 wounded in a car bomb attack in Sinai, according to Sky sources. Activists deface a monument dedicated to the protesters killed in 2011 The blast happened near the city of El-Arish and was...

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Paris Shootings: Manhunt After Newspaper Attack

A manhunt is under way in Paris after two separate shootings, including one at a newspaper that left a man fighting for his life. A photographer's assistant was seriously injured at the offices of the Liberation newspaper before another shooting about...

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Typhoon Haiyan: Video Shows Home Swept Away

Huge waves can be seen crashing into and washing away a house in amateur footage from one of the typhoon-hit areas of the Philippines. Shot from the top floor of a boarding house in Hernani as a storm surge hit, the video released by an aid organisation...

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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford Knocks Over Councillor

Toronto's disgraced mayor Rob Ford went down fighting as the city council stripped him of most of his remaining powers, after a heated debate where he knocked over a female councillor. Mr Ford, who has been under fire for his drug use and drinking,...

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Russia Plane Crash: Briton Among The Dead

A Boeing 737-500 airliner has crash-landed in the Russian city of Kazan, killing all 50 people on board - including a British national. The Tatarstan Airlines flight from Moscow was trying to abort its landing in order to make a second approach,...

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'Black Gold Rush': Brazil Poised For Oil Boom

By Greg Milam, Sky Correspondent in Rio A former fishing village in Brazil is at the centre of a "black gold rush" which could make it one of the most important energy centres on Earth. Macae has already grown by 600% in the last decade as a result...

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US Midwest Hit By Severe Tornadoes: Six Dead

At least six people have been killed after powerful tornadoes carved a path of destruction across the US Midwest. Entire neighbourhoods were flattened within seconds as the twisters, triggered by a "very dangerous" and fast-moving weather system, touched...

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Antibiotics Warning: Resistance 'Growing'

By Enda Brady, Sky News Reporter The world faces "unimaginable setbacks" unless it tackles the growing threat of resistance to antibiotics, according to an international group of experts. The latest research by the 26-strong group predicts major...

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Typhoon Haiyan 'A Wake-Up Call' For Climate Change

The devastating typhoon in the Philippines must act as a wake-up call to the impact of climate change, aid agencies have warned. Members of the Disaster Emergencies Committee (DEC) are warning leaders meeting at the UN climate talks in Warsaw that the...

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Mandela's Granddaughter: My Battle Of Survival

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent Nelson Mandela's granddaughter Zoleka has told Sky News how her grandparents inspired her in her battle to beat breast cancer. Her interview with Sky comes as a leading South African newspaper reported her...

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