Oklahoma Beheading: Fired Man's Knife Rampage

A man who had just been sacked at an Oklahoma food plant decapitated one female worker and stabbed another before he was shot and wounded by the boss. Police said Alton Nolen, 30, was "angry" after losing his job when he launched into a knife rampage...

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Tribal Elders Blamed For IS Militant Advances

By Stuart Ramsay, Sky News Chief Correspondent Sirens wailing, lights flashing, the truck carrying six armed paramilitaries and a roof gunner from the Kurdish state security branch, Asayish, guided us into a notorious Arab neighbourhood in downtown...

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Iraq: Islamic State Threat Is World's Problem

Iraq's deputy prime minister has told Sky News that it is the "duty of the world" to stand up against Islamic State extremists. Saleh al Mutlaq also said he welcomed the UK parliament's decision to back airstrikes against the militants in his country....

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US Coalition Pounds IS Targets For A Third Night

US and Arab coalition aircraft have bombarded Islamic State targets in Syria for a third night as Barack Obama promised to "dismantle this network of death". Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates joined the operation to destroy oil refineries in...

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Hannah Graham: Missing Student Suspect Held

The main suspect in the disappearance of University of Virginia student Hannah Graham has been arrested on a Texas beach. Police believe Jesse Matthew was the last person seen with the UK-born Ms Graham, who went missing on September 13 in Charlottesville,...

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Apple 'Pulls Back' iOS 8 Update Due To Flaws

New iPhone Selling For Thousands In China Updated: 12:17pm UK, Tuesday 23 September 2014 Consumers in China are willing to pay as much as £2,000 to get their hands on a new iPhone 6. The latest phone from Apple is not yet available in China, despite...

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Families Living In Fear In IS-Controlled Raqqa

By Jason Farrell, Sky Correspondent Children in Syria are being taken from their families to be trained as Islamic State fighters and used as informants, according to a civilian who fled the city of Raqqa. Former student Abu Abrahim Raqqawi gave...

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Abu Qatada Cleared Of Terror Charges In Jordan

Radical preacher Abu Qatada has been cleared of terror charges in Jordan and will be released from prison there. He was deported from the UK last year following an expensive eight-year battle by the Home Office. The Palestinian-Jordanian preacher was...

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Rebel Leader Hails 'Revolution' In Yemen

Large parts of Yemen's capital Sanaa have been taken over by Shia rebels in what their leader described as a "successful revolution". Around 200 people were killed in fighting last week between the Houthi insurgents and government forces. Yemen's president...

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Islamist Group Threatens French Hostage In Video

A kidnapped Frenchman has appeared in a video, saying he is being held by an Islamic State splinter group based in Algeria. In the footage, a spokesman for the group - which calls itself Jund al-Khilafah or Caliphate Soldiers - threatens to kill...

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US And Arab Allies Attack IS Targets In Syria

The US and five Arab countries have begun airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria for the first time. The aerial raids were carried out using fighter jets, bombers, drones, and Tomahawk cruise missiles launched from US ships in the northern...

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Israel Says It Has Shot Down Syrian Aircraft

The Israeli military says it has shot down a Syrian jet over Israeli-controlled airspace. The Israeli Defence Forces said they intercepted the aircraft in mid-flight over the Quneitra area of the Golan Heights. A Patriot missile was...

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Ebola Lockdown: 92 Bodies Found In Sierra Leone

Ninety-two bodies and at least 56 new infections have been discovered in Sierra Leone during a nationwide ebola lockdown. The three-day measure came into effect on Friday to try to stem the worst ebola epidemic on record. The country's six million...

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Blair: Airpower Alone Not Enough To Defeat IS

Tony Blair has said Britain should not rule out sending forces into Syria and Iraq to counter the threat posed by Islamic State. In a 6,500-word essay, the former prime minister said that while no desire existed for ground engagement in the region,...

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Rwandan Militia Commander 'Tired Of War'

Key Events In Rwanda Updated: 8:40am UK, Monday 22 September 2014 Up to five million people have died in the Democratic Republic of Congo during two decades of violence which followed the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.  Many of those blamed for the...

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Freed Islamic State Hostages Return To Turkey

Dozens of Turkish hostages seized by Islamic State militants in Iraq have been freed in what Turkey's president described as a secret rescue operation. The 49 hostages - including diplomatic staff, special forces soldiers and children - were taken from...

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IS Releases Gruesome Full-Length Film

Freed Islamic State Hostages Return To Turkey Updated: 3:51pm UK, Saturday 20 September 2014 Dozens of Turkish hostages seized by Islamic State militants in Iraq have been freed in what Turkey's president described as a secret rescue operation. The...

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Rwanda Militia Commander 'Tired Of War'

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The commander of one of the Rwandan militia hiding out in the eastern Congolese mountains has told Sky News his men will not disarm without guarantees for their safety. Colonel Bonheur - as he called himself...

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