La Tomatina Festival: Spain Town Charges

Thousands of revellers have pelted tomatoes in an annual Spanish food fight - but for the first time they paid for the pleasure. Some 20,000 people from around the world joined Wednesday's hour-long street party, known as La Tomatina, in a square...

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Russia: Motorcyclist Who Hit Baby Was Drunk

A toddler has escaped serious injury after a drunk motorcyclist rode into his stroller at a zebra crossing in Russia. CCTV cameras caught the rider moments before the accident swigging beer and tossing the bottle to the side of the road. Footage...

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JPMorgan Chase 'Faces $6bn Mis-Selling Fine'

JPMorgan Chase is facing the prospect of paying a near-record fine for a bank relating to its behaviour before the financial crisis. According to Reuters, US authorities are pressing JPMorgan to settle allegations it mis-sold $33bn (£21bn)...

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Baghdad Bombings: At Least 51 People Killed

At least 51 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a series of bombings and attacks in and around Baghdad. More than a dozen explosions - most of them car bombs, but also at least two suicide attacks - went off in mostly Shiite areas of the Iraqi...

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North Korea Sees 'Bright Future' In Tourism

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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Boston Bombing: New Photos Of Suspect Released

Dramatic new photos show Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev with his face bloodied as he surrenders. Tsarnaev appears disoriented, his face illuminated by a floodlight, as he emerges from a boat in a suburban backyard moments before his arrest....

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Peru: Plea Decision Looms For British Women

A lawyer for one of the British women accused of drug smugling in Peru says they will have to decide soon whether they are going to plead guilty or continue to maintain their innocence. Peter Madden, who is representing Michaella McCollum, 20, from...

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China: Boy's Eyes Gouged Out By Woman

By Mark Stone, China Correspondent A six-year-old boy is recovering in hospital after his eyes were gouged out in an horrific attack in China. The child, who has been named as Guo Bin, went missing from his home in the country's Shanxi Province...

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Syria: Father Reunited With His 'Dead' Son

A Syrian father's nightmare is over after he learned the son he thought had been killed in a chemical weapons attack is alive. Video has emerged of the moment the pair are reunited in a suburb of Zamalka, surround by friends and relatives. The heart-warming...

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Syria: 'Britain Encouraged Chemical Attacks'

Britain, the US and France helped "terrorists" use chemical weapons in Damascus, Syria's deputy foreign minister has claimed. "The terrorist groups are the ones who used them with American, British and French encouragement. This encouragement should...

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