Stigma Of Sierra Leone's 'Ebola Orphans' Remains

By David Bowden, Senior News Correspondent Sierra Leone is now at the forefront of the fight against Ebola in West Africa, with more reported cases - over 8,000 - than any other country, a rising number of deaths and many children left orphaned. ...

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Israel Launches Gaza Airstrike On Hamas Site

Israel has said it has carried out an airstrike in the Gaza Strip on what it called a "Hamas terror infrastructure site". It was in response to a rocket fired from Gaza into southern Israel on Friday, the military said. Residents reported hearing...

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Sony: 'We Had No Choice' But To Cancel Film

Sony has defended its decision to cancel a film mocking the North Korean regime after the studio suffered a damaging cyber-attack. In a statement, the company said it had "no choice" but to pull The Interview, because cinema chains across the US had...

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Eight Children Stabbed To Death In Cairns

Eight children have been found stabbed to death at a house in Cairns, Australia. The children are reportedly aged between 18 months and 15 years old. Police were called to a property in the suburb of Manoora following reports of a woman with serious...

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Russia's Crumbling Economy Faces Fresh Sanctions

Russia's crumbling economy could be hit further after the EU agreed on more santions over its intervention in Ukraine. Fresh punitive measures - banning investment in Crimea to target Russian Black Sea oil and gas exploration - were agreed at the...

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Falling Oil Prices Could Spell Serious Trouble

By Dominic Waghorn, US Correspondent Paul Kenworthy has been an oilman for more than two decades. He's the owner of 10 wells near Midland West Texas and has seen good times and bad come and go, several times over. But the precipitous drop in oil...

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Terrorists 'Plotting To Bomb School Buses'

Pakistani police have issued a warning that terrorists are planning to plant magnetic bombs on school buses. Authorities in Islamabad issued a letter calling on schools to increase security and to check underneath buses and other vehicles. It comes...

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Prisoner Exchange Sparks US-Cuba Policy Shift

By Sky News US Team The United States and Cuba have moved to end decades of hostilities following an exchange of prisoners, including US government contractor Alan Gross. Barack Obama outlined a "policy of engagement" on Wednesday that included re-establishing...

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Sierra Leone Braced For More Ebola Cases

By David Bowden, Senior Correspondent, In Freetown Sierra Leone, caught in the grip of the Ebola crisis, is bracing itself for a sharp increase in cases of the killer disease over the Christmas period. The Government is so worried about the situation...

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Pakistan Taliban's History Of Bloody Attacks

Described as a "national tragedy" by prime minister Nawaz Sharif, the Pakistani Taliban's massacre at a Peshawar school is the group's latest brutal attack. The organisation said the killings at the military-run school were "revenge" for a widespread...

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Exclusive: Death Pact Of IS-Fighting Britons

Exclusive: Death Pact Of IS-Fighting Britons We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Britons Reveal IS Fight In Syria" Video: Britons Reveal IS Fight In Syria...

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Pakistan Lifts Death Penalty Ban After Massacre

Pakistan Lifts Death Penalty Ban After Massacre We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Pakistan Grieve For Lost Children" Video: Pakistan Grieve For Lost...

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Sydney Siege Victim 'Shielded Pregnant Friend'

A female barrister who died in the Sydney siege has been hailed a hero amid reports she was killed shielding her pregnant friend from gunfire. Katrina Dawson died along with cafe manager Tori Johnson, who was praised for trying to grab the gun off...

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Hostages Called Media With Gunman's Demands

The mother of a hostage who was trapped in the Sydney cafe where a man was brandishing what appeared to be a pump-action shotgun, has told how she got a text message from her son. Speaking to a radio station in Australia, she said: "My heart just...

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Cafe Gunman Was Not On Terror Watchlist

The gunman at the centre of the siege at a Sydney cafe was not on a terrorism watchlist, Australia's prime minister has said. Three people died after the 16-hour siege, which came to a dramatic end just after 2am local time when armed police stormed...

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Australia PM Urges 'Business As Usual'

Australia's Prime Minister has said there are "some indications" that the siege at a Sydney cafe could be politically motivated. However, he added that the exact motivation is yet to be established. Speaking at a news conference in Canberra, Tony...

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