Fireball Was Russian Spy Satellite, Experts Say

Military experts believe a mystery object spotted streaking across the sky over the US was a Russian spy satellite. More than three dozen witnesses reported seeing a bright object that broke apart into three "rocks" with glowing red and orange streaks...

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Migrant Shipwreck Dead May Have Been Murdered

People traffickers deliberately wrecked a boat that sank in the Mediterranean with 500 migrants feared dead, survivors have claimed. Two survivors plucked from the water by a freight ship have said the criminals rammed their boat after they refused...

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Ukraine PM Demands 'Full Battle Readiness'

Ukraine's prime minister has warned the country must be ready for battle with Russia, despite a 12-day ceasefire with Moscow-backed separatists. Arseny Yatseniuk said: "Russia will not give us peace so I am asking the defence minister for full battle...

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Colossal Squid Tests Could Reveal 'Kraken' Clues

Scientists have defrosted a colossal squid in a bid to unlock the mysteries around this rarely seen monster of the deep. The creature is one of the ocean's most elusive species and this specimen is the length of a minibus. Weighing in at 350kgs...

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Ebola Spiralling Out Of Control, Says Obama

President Barack Obama has warned of a "potential threat to global security" if ebola-stricken West African countries break down, as he announced 3,000 US troops would be sent to the region. "If the outbreak is not stopped now, we could be looking at...

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Chinese Critic Goes On Trial For 'Separatism'

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent in Beijing A Chinese economist and university lecturer has gone on trial in western China, charged with separatism. Ilham Tohti, who is China's most prominent Uighur Muslim scholar, was detained in Beijing in January....

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Hackers 'Swooped' On Biological Warfare Study

Security researchers have uncovered a group of hackers that broke into 300 banks, corporations and governments for 12 years without being caught. The hacker collective from Germany exploited a loophole in the UK which enabled them to obtain security...

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American Arrested On Swim To See Kim Jong-Un

An American man has been arrested by South Korean border guards after trying to swim to North Korea to meet the reclusive state's leader, Kim Jong-Un. He was detained while lying on a bank of the Han River, located in a restricted military area near...

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Thai Police Question Brothers Over Beach Murders

Two British brothers are being questioned over the murders of two backpackers on a beach in Thailand as tests revealed more about how the victims died. Chris Ware and his brother James, from Jersey, have been asked to stay in Thailand as experts wait...

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US General: Half Of Iraqi Army Not Capable

Around half of Iraq's army is incapable of working with the US to recapture territory from Islamic State (IS) in western and northern Iraq, according to the top US military officer. General Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said...

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