Israel Strikes Convoy On Syria-Lebanon Border

Israel has struck a suspected weapons convoy on the border of Syria and Lebanon, according to multiple sources. Israeli jets carried out the strike overnight on the convoy which was said to be on its way into Syria, in the area of the Lebanon-Syria...

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Brit's DNA Linked To French Jogger's Murder

Police in France say DNA recovered from a crime scene where a mother-of-three was stabbed to death matches that of a British suspect. A search was launched after Joudia Zimmat, 34, failed to collect her three-year-old daughter from school in Nimes....

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Syria Is Being Destroyed, Says UN Envoy

The war in Syria has reached "unprecedented levels of horror" after evidence emerged of the massacre of dozens of men, the UN envoy for the country has said. Lakhdar Brahimi told the divided UN Security Council it must act now to prevent further atrocities...

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Japanese Olympic Judo Team 'Slapped' By Coach

Japan's female Olympic judo athletes were beaten with bamboo swords and slapped by their coaches, officials have said. A 15-strong group of judokas complained to the Japanese Olympic Committee last month that they had been subjected to physical punishment...

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Toyota Recall Over Airbag And Wiper Faults

Toyota has launched a global recall of more than one million cars, including those fitted with airbags that can be triggered inadvertently by electrical interference from other vehicles. It said a computer chip in the airbag control unit can malfunction...

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Spain GDP Shrinks For Sixth Straight Quarter

Spain has sunk even deeper into recession, according to latest figures. The struggling eurozone country saw its gross domestic product (GDP) shrink by 0.7% in the fourth quarter. The contraction was worse than expected and means Spain has now suffered...

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South Korea's First Satellite Blasts Off

South Korea has launched a satellite into space from its own soil for the first time - just weeks after arch-rival North Korea accomplished a similar feat. The rocket blasted off from a launch pad in the southwestern coastal village of Goheung. Officials...

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Nigerian Farmers Lose Shell Oil Claim

Judges have rejected most of a landmark case brought by Nigerian farmers against Royal Dutch Shell over the poisoning of fish ponds and farmland with leaking pipelines. The Dutch Hague Civil Court rejected all cases against the Netherlands-based company....

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Russia Pulls Out Of Decade-Long Pact With US

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent Russia is pulling out of a decade-long pact with the US to tackle drug crime, in the latest public sign of the deteriorating relations between the two. Washington had been helping to fund counter-trafficking...

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US Economy Shrinks For First Time In Three Years

The US economy shrank in the last quarter of 2012, the first contraction in more than three years. The Commerce Department said the economy shrank at an annual rate of 0.1% in the fourth quarter. It was a stark contrast to the 3.1% growth rate recorded...

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