Zimmerman Injuries 'Insignificant', Court Hears

George Zimmerman need not have feared for his life before he shot and killed unnarmed teenager Trayvon Martin as his injuries were "insignificant", a medical examiner has said. Valerie Rao said she reviewed Zimmerman's medical records and the pictures...

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Portugal: Markets Fall As Crisis Deepens

Portugal's financial crisis has reignited, triggering a stock market plunge and once again raising the spectre that its borrowing costs could soon become unsustainable. Share prices plummeted 6% in early trading on Wednesday and other major stock markets,...

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Vietnam Veteran Soldier Given Back Arm Bones

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent An American doctor has returned the bones of an arm he amputated in 1966 back to their owner - an enemy soldier he treated during the Vietnam War. In an extraordinary and emotional moment, Sam Axelrad took the...

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US Drone Strike Kills 18 In Pakistan

By Neville Lazarus, Asia Producer A US drone has killed at least 18 people in northwest Pakistan after a compound and vehicle near a bazaar were targeted. Reports suggest the strike in Miranshah, in North Waziristan, targeted a senior Haqqani network...

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Egypt Sex Attacks Reach 'Horrific' Levels

Almost 100 women have been sexually assaulted in Cairo's Tahrir Square in just four days, according to Human Rights Watch. The charity described the attacks as "rampant" and said they highlight the "failure of the government and all political parties...

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Australia: Killer Whale Pod In Rare Stranding

Two killer whales died and five others were rescued after a rare stranding of the animals in Australia. The pod of seven orcas became beached on a sandbar off Queensland's Fraser Island as they appeared to be heading into deeper waters. More than a...

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Ecuador Finds Bug In Its London Embassy

Ecuador has found a hidden microphone inside its London embassy where the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is living. Foreign minister Ricardo Patino, speaking in his home country, said he would disclose on Wednesday who controls the device. Mr Patino...

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Mandela Family Remains 'Must Be Exhumed'

By Robert Nisbet, Sky News Correspondent Nelson Mandela's eldest grandson has lost his appeal against a court order to return the remains of three relatives to a graveyard where the former president was raised. Mandla Mandela, who is the chief...

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Dewani: 'Better To Get On With' Extradition

Delaying the extradition to South Africa of the man accused of murdering his wife on their honeymoon could make things worse for him, a court has heard. Shrien Dewani, who has depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, is accused of orchestrating...

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Egypt's Morsi Fights On As Army Deadline Passes

Why Egyptian Army Backs The People Updated: 1:45pm UK, Wednesday 03 July 2013 By Sam Kiley, Middle East Correspondent, in Cairo Egypt's Supreme Council for the Armed Forces (Scarf) has pirouetted through a revolution and successive crises. With...

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