Nor'easter Storm Prompts More NYC Evacuations

New York City officials will try to evacuate residents from some low-lying waterfront neighbourhoods as a new storm system approaches just over a week after superstorm Sandy devastated the region. Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the Wednesday voluntary...

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Riot Police On Alert Ahead Of Austerity Vote

By Anthee Carassava in Athens With the US presidential elections concluded, markets have shifted attention to Europe's deepening debt crisis, as Greece - the epicentre of the continent's financial woes - prepared to vote for another round of austerity...

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Americans Vote For Gay Marriage And Marijuana

Voters in four American states made history on Tuesday by approving same-sex marriage and recreational marijuana use. Maine and Maryland became the first to allow same-sex couples to marry by a popular vote rather than legislation or court order, as...

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Trump In Twitter Tirade After Obama Victory

Donald Trump has vented his frustration at President Barack Obama's election victory, calling it a "travesty" and a "disgusting injustice" in a Twitter tirade. The American real estate mogul grew increasingly disgruntled as it became apparent that Mr...

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Syria Conflict: Cameron Vows More Help

By Sam Kiley, Middle East Correspondent, Zatari refugee camp David Cameron is planning a wholesale re-evaluation of Britain's policy on Syria including whether to arms rebels or call for military intervention after being "deeply moved" by the plight...

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Hitler's House: Russian Aims To Destroy Birthplace

A Russian MP wants to buy the house where Adolf Hitler was born - so he can knock it down. Frantz Klintsevich, an MP from the ruling United Russia party, is aiming to collect £1.8m from supporters to buy the house in the Austrian town of Braunau-am-Inn,...

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Fugitive Crocodile Caught By Gaza Police

A crocodile, which has been on the loose for two years, has been recaptured by police in the Gaza Strip. It took an internet search, shark nets and two weeks of floating in a sewage pond before the reptile was rounded up, officers said, proudly revealing...

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PlayStation Approval Raises China Console Hopes

There is speculation that China is set to lift its decade-long ban on games consoles with the news that Sony's PlayStation 3 has received a certification of quality from a safety standards body in the country. Video game consoles have been outlawed...

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Ghana: 'Dozens' Trapped After Mall Collapse

A shopping centre has collapsed in Ghana, leaving at least one person dead and dozens of victims feared trapped in the rubble. It is thought the top three floors of the five-storey building housing the Melcom mall in Accra came down. One employee at...

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Obama 'Wants To Work With Defeated Rival'

Re-elected US President Barack Obama has tried to unify the country by reaching out to his defeated Republican rival about moving the country forward. Following a bitter and costly election campaign, the president easily overcame challenger Mitt Romney...

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