Egypt Constitution In Effect After 'Yes' Vote

Egyptian voters overwhelmingly approved a constitution drafted by allies of President Mohamed Morsi, despite opposition from liberals, leftists and Christians. The constitution was adopted with 63.8% of the vote after the referendum held over two days...

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Firefighter Ambush Shooting: Killer Left Note

The gunman who ambushed two firefighters as they approached his burning house left a note saying he wanted to torch the neighbourhood and "do what I like doing best, killing people". Gerald Pickering, police chief in Webster, New York state, said 62-year-old...

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Ben Affleck Quashes Senate Bid Rumours

Hollywood star Ben Affleck has ended rumours he is planning to run for the US Senate, saying he will not stand for John Kerry's seat. Speculation rose when the actor and director testified before Congress last week about atrocities in Congo. The appearance...

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China Opens World's Longest High-Speed Railway

By Mark Stone, China Correspondent, in Beijing The world's longest high speed rail route has opened in China, covering a distance of 1,427 miles (2,298km). The first passenger train departed from Beijing in the north for Guangzhou on the country's...

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Government Bombing In Northern Syria Kills 20

Shelling in Syria's northern Raqqa Province has killed some 20 people, with at least eight children among the dead, activists say. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has published a video of the aftermath of the bombing. The video shows rows of...

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Uefa Appeals Own Sanctions For Serbia Game

Uefa is set to appeal against the sanctions its own disciplinary body handed out after the Serbia versus England Under 21 game in October. The appeal includes the punishments imposed for racist abuse by Serbian supporters. Serbia was fined £65,000...

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Kickboxer Lee Aldhouse Charged With Murder

A British kickboxer could face the death penalty in Thailand after being charged with murdering an ex-US Marine at a popular holiday resort. Lee Aldhouse, originally from Birmingham, told media crews he was being mistreated as he was taken to court...

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Burma: British Family Of Four Survived Crash

A British family of four was aboard an aircraft packed with tourists which crash-landed in Burma on Christmas Day. The Foreign Office has confirmed it provided assistance to the family and that they have now left hospital following treatment for minor...

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Japan: PM Shinzo Abe Lays Out His Priorities

Japan's new Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been laying out his priorities after his election victory was rubber-stamped by parliament. The veteran named the cabinet he hopes will help him push through the economic revitalization of the country's depressed...

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Tornadoes Hit US As Christmas Storms Kill Six

At least six people have died after a major winter storm system swept through the southern US, triggering tornadoes and heavy snowfall. A driver was killed when a high winds knocked down a tree, crushing his pickup truck and a 53-year-old Louisiana...

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