Ferry Firm Rescues 'Too Fat To Fly' Frenchman

A ferry company has stepped in to help a 32-stone Frenchman who was told he was too heavy to board a plane or a Eurostar train. Kevin Chenais was left stranded in Britain after being banned from travelling through the Channel Tunnel on the grounds he...

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Egypt: 10 Soldiers Killed In Car Bomb Attack

At least 10 Egyptian soldiers have been killed and 35 wounded in a car bomb attack in Sinai. A suicide bomber rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into one of two buses carrying off-duty soldiers between Rafah and el-Arish, the regional capital of...

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Paris Shootings: Police 'Have Gunman's DNA'

French police have said they have the DNA of a gunman suspected of carrying out shootings at two media organisations and a bank. A massive manhunt is under way in Paris, a day after the shooter critically wounded a photographer at the offices of major...

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Iran Nuclear Talks With West Resume In Geneva

PM's Key Call To Iran President Updated: 12:02am UK, Wednesday 20 November 2013 David Cameron has become the first British Prime Minister to call an Iranian president in more than a decade. The Prime Minister spoke to Hassan Rouhani by telephone on...

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Virginia Senator Creigh Deeds Stabbed By Son

The son of a Virginia state senator stabbed his father multiple times before committing suicide by shooting himself in the politician's home, police have said. Democratic Senator Creigh Deeds was hospitalised in a critical condition, later upgraded...

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Gold Bars Worth £620k Found In Plane Toilet

Cleaners working on an aircraft in India have found 24 gold bars worth more than $1m (£620,000) stuffed into a toilet compartment, officials have said. The plane, belonging to Jet Airways, was being cleaned at Kolkata airport on Tuesday after a trip...

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Kill Switch: US Carriers Resist Security Feature

Mobile phone carriers in the US have been accused of "shaking down" customers for billions of dollars after refusing to install "kill switches" on devices. Lost and stolen mobile devices cost consumers more than $30bn (£18bn) last year, according to...

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Indonesia Halts Relations With Australia

Indonesia has frozen military co-operation with Australia amid claims its neighbour tried to eavesdrop on the mobile phone conversations of top Indonesian officials. The announcement by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono marks the lowest point in relations...

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South Africa Building Site Collapse Traps Dozens

As many as 50 people are still thought to be trapped under a collapsed roof at a building site in South Africa. One person is known to have died when the shopping centre, which was under construction, caved in. At least 26 people have so far been pulled...

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Greenpeace Protest: Britons Released On Bail

Three Britons have been freed on bail after they were arrested following attempts by Greenpeace to occupy an oil platform in the Arctic. Activist Alexandra Harris was the first to be given the news at a court in St Petersburg after spending two months...

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