Brit 'Disease Detective' Helps Ebola-Hit Dallas

By Greg Milam, US Correspondent A British "disease detective", who has become an information lifeline for residents of Dallas during the city's ebola crisis, has told Sky News she finds it "surreal" to be caught up in the outbreak. Dr Seema Yasmin...

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Hong Kong Police Officers 'Assault' Protester

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent Six Hong Kong police officers have been suspended after a video appearing to show a protester being taken to a dark corner and beaten was aired on a local news channel. The apparent attack came as police arrested...

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Mexico: Bodies In Mass Graves Are Not Students

The bodies of 28 people found in a set of mass graves are not those of students who went missing last month, Mexican authorities have said. The graves were unearthed outside the town of Iguala in the southern state of Guerrero. At a news conference,...

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21st Century Tech Ignites Ancient Rivalry

The chaotic abandonment of the Euro 2016 qualifier between Serbia and Albania is a reminder that nowhere is the combination of sport and politics more volatile than the Balkans. In a troubled region, football has often provided a stage for the deep-seated...

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FTSE Loses £46bn To Plunge To 15-Month Low

The FTSE 100 has suffered its biggest one-day fall this year, losing around £46bn in value to close down 2.8% (181 points). The share index hit the 15-month low as stocks such as commodities and banks saw big drops amid fears of weakening global growth....

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Apple And Facebook Pay To Freeze Staff Eggs

Facebook and Apple are giving female staff the opportunity to delay plans to start a family by paying for them to freeze their eggs. The firms are covering up to $20,000 (£12,600) for the procedure and annual storage costs, according to reports. ...

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Pistorius: Reeva Death 'End Of The World'

A courtroom has been reduced to tears after Reeva Steenkamp's cousin described the moment she learned the model had been shot dead by Oscar Pistorius. Kim Martin, the first prosecution witness at the athlete's sentencing, said the death of her cousin...

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Woman Sexually Assaulted In Toilet On Flight

By Sky News US Team A man sexually assaulted a female passenger in the toilet of a Japan Airlines flight, barricading the door as the victim's mother and flight attendants tried to rescue her, US authorities say. The woman was returning home to Japan...

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Ebola Nurses Short Of Proper Gear, Union Says

Nurses treating an ebola patient in Dallas had to use medical tape to secure openings in their protective outfits, a nursing union has claimed, as a second hospital worker tested positive for the disease. Thomas Eric Duncan, who died at Texas Health...

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Drone Stunt Sparks Mass Brawl At Euro Qualifier

UEFA is to open disciplinary cases against the Albanian and Serbian football associations after a drone carrying a flag was flown over the stadium during a match and sparked violence. A brawl erupted on the playing surface between players and some...

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