Ariel Castro's Dungeon Home Is Torn Down

One of Ariel Castro's kidnap victims said she hoped the demolition of the home in which she was held captive for more than a decade would act as a symbol of hope. Michelle Knight, 32, watched as the house on Seymour Avenue in East Cleveland, in which...

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Obama Cancels Putin Talks Amid Snowden Row

US President Barack Obama has cancelled plans to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin next month amid heightened tensions. The move appears to be retribution for Russia's decision to grant temporary asylum to US whistleblower Edward Snowden. It also...

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Canada Python Attack: Uncle's Tribute To Boys

The uncle of two boys believed to have been killed by a python said they had a "super" last day as Canadian police revealed the snake was being kept in a second-floor flat, not the pet shop below. A criminal investigation is under way after a 45kg African...

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Dolphins Have Long Memories For Old Friends

They say elephants never forget, but dolphin social memory is said to be the longest of any non-human species. Dolphins can recognise the voice of an old friend even after being separated for 20 years, according to a study. And the mammals may even...

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Koreas Agree To Talks: Complex May Re-Open

North And South: A Quick History Updated: 2:23pm UK, Thursday 25 July 2013 By Mark Stone, Asia Corespondent, in Pyongyang On the Korean Peninsula there are two versions of history. The version people learn depends on whether they are North Korean...

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Syria: 'Al Qaeda' Rebels Killed In Ambush

Dozens of rebel fighters have been killed in an ambush by forces loyal to Syrian president Bashar al Assad, it has been claimed. It took place near the town of Adra, which is situated around 22 miles east of Damascus, and is the gateway to Eastern Ghuta,...

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India Farmers: Plan To Sell Organs To Pay Debt

By Neville Lazarus, Sky News Producer Farmers in India have asked the government for permission to sell their own organs to help pay off mounting debts. The Union of Farmers contacted the Prime Minister on behalf of farmers in the northern state...

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Japan's PM Vows 'Urgent' Fukushima Water Help

Japan's prime minister has pledged to step in over an "urgent" battle to stop radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant leaking into the ocean. "Stabilising the Fukushima plant is our challenge," Shinzo Abe said at a meeting of the government's...

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Kenya Airport Fire: Reopened After Huge Blaze

Kenya's main international airport has reopened after a large blaze in the arrivals area. Inbound flights were earlier re-routed to other Kenyan airports following the fire at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi. Eyewitnesses said...

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Usher's Ex Seeks Custody After Pool Accident

Ushers ex-wife is seeking sole custody of their two children after their five-year-old son was injured in a freak pool accident. Tameka Foster has filed court papers asking for an emergency hearing on the grounds her ex-husband is "creating a dangerous...

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