Israel Releases More Prisoners In Peace Deal

Israel has freed 26 Palestinian prisoners as part of a deal that helped launch the current US-brokered peace talks. The Palestinian president greeted the freed prisoners in Ramallah They are the second batch of 104 convicts who are to be released...

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Dying Man Writes Love Letters In Wreckage Of Car

A man wrote goodbye letters to his family as he lay dying in the wreckage of his van after crashing into a remote ravine in Utah. Mr Welch wrote a letter to his wife, Kelly, among other family members David Welch, 54, disappeared after leaving home...

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India: Bus Crash Kills At Least 40 People

At least 40 people, including children, have been killed after a bus crashed into an oil tanker and burst into flames in southern India. It is being reported that many victims, who were apparently asleep at the time of the collision, were trapped inside...

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Spain Exits Recession But Recovery Years Away

Spain's economy has finally emerged from recession but with shaky GDP growth of just 0.1% measured in the third quarter. The figure, announced by the country's National Statistics Institute, ended more than two years of contraction following nine straight...

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US Spy Chief Quotes Casablanca To Defend NSA

The US spy chief has said snooping on foreign leaders is a "basic tenet" of intelligence operations worldwide, rejecting criticism of American surveillance practices. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper testified before an intelligence committee...

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Arizona Dust Storm Pile-Up Leaves Three Dead

Three people have been killed and a dozen more injured after a dust storm led to a pile-up in Arizona. Officials said 19 vehicles, including at least six trucks, were involved in the chain-reaction crash. The accident took place on Interstate 10 between...

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Tunisia: Suicide Bomber Strikes At Beach Resort

A man has blown himself up at a Mediterranean resort town in Tunisia which is popular with British holidaymakers. The man, who was wearing a belt of explosives, detonated his charge near the Riadh Palm Hotel in Sousse - moments before security forces...

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Forbes: Putin Named 'World's Most-Powerful'

By Tim Marshall, Foreign Affairs Editor The Forbes list of the World's Most Powerful People is an annual event allowing everyone to have a guess. After all, if the Forbes editors can do it, so can we. They seek to quantify the unquantifiable. A...

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Tiananmen Square 'Terror Attack' Arrests

Five people have been arrested over a fatal car crash in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, as Chinese police described it as a terrorist attack for the first time. The incident took place directly underneath the iconic portrait of Chairman Mao, which hangs...

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Cirque Du Soleil Faces Fines After Fatal Fall

Performance company Cirque du Soleil and Las Vegas casino MGM Grand face thousands of dollars in fines after an acrobat died in a fall. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has completed its investigation into the death of 31-year-old...

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