Snowden 'Flight Of Liberty' Campaign To Begin

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent Campaign group WikiLeaks has said Edward Snowden's "Flight of Liberty campaign" is about to begin. In a cryptic message posted on its Twitter feed late on Tuesday, the group, which has been advising Snowden,...

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Canada Train Explosion: Criminal Probe Starts

A criminal investigation has been launched after a train carrying crude oil came off the rails and exploded, killing 15 people. The mangled remains of the train after the explosion in Lac-Megantic The death toll rose as police gained access to the...

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Giant Python Breaks Into Oz Charity Shop

Australian police investigating a suspected break-in at a charity shop have discovered the culprit was actually a 5.7m (19ft) python. Police called out to the store in the town of Ingham, in North Queensland, had been mystified by the chaotic crime...

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Japan: Yakuza Crime Gang Launches Magazine

Japan's biggest yakuza-organised crime group has published a magazine for its members that includes a poetry page and senior gangsters' fishing diaries, according to reports. The eight-page publication has been distributed among the Yamaguchi-gumi,...

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Hunger Strike: 30,000 US Inmates Join Protest

Almost 30,000 of California's 133,000 inmates are refusing meals in support of convicts being held in solitary confinement at Pelican Bay State Prison. Prisoners announced the third extended hunger strike in two years to protest against conditions for...

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Boston Bomb Suspect To Face Victims In Court

By Tom Parmenter, Sky Correspondent in Boston Survivors and people who lost relatives in the Boston bombings are due to come face to face with the man accused of the deadly attacks. Dzhokar Tsarnaev, 19, is scheduled to make his first public appearance...

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Egypt Orders Brotherhood Arrests Over Clashes

Egypt's public prosecutor has ordered the arrest of Muslim Brotherhood supreme guide Mohammed Badie and other top leaders of the movement for inciting violence that left dozens dead outside the headquarters of an elite army unit. At least 51 people...

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China Floods: Up To 40 Buried In Landslide

Between 30 and 40 people have been buried by a landslide in China's Sichuan province, as heavy rains in the area also destroyed homes and bridges. The landslide in Zhongxing on Wednesday morning was triggered by days of rain, the local fire brigade said...

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Ireland Abortion: Protests Ahead Of Vote

Ireland is preparing to set in stone legislation which would confirm abortion is not illegal in cases where a woman's life is at risk. Politicians will vote on the divisive legislation following a European court ruling that Ireland needlessly endangers...

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San Francisco Crash: Pilot Warnings 'Ignored'

One of the pilots of Asiana Flight 214 that crashed in San Francisco shouted warnings that were ignored, according to South Korean media. Sources in the country's transport ministry confirmed Bong Dong Won - who was in the cockpit jump seat - repeatedly...

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