Barack Obama At Tense Asean Talks In Cambodia

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent Barack Obama leaves Cambodia today at the end of a three-day, three-country tour of Asia - his first foreign trip since being re-elected as US President. After the symbolism of his historic visit to Burma, Mr Obama's...

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Pakistan Blasphemy Case Is Quashed By Court

A Pakistan court has thrown out all charges against a Christian girl accused of blasphemy. Rimsha Masih, 14, spent three weeks on remand in an adult prison after she was arrested in August for allegedly burning pages from the Koran. She was released...

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Oz Collar Bomb Attacker Paul Peters Jailed

By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent An investment banker who attached a fake bomb around the neck of a schoolgirl in an attempt to extort money from her wealthy family has been jailed for at least 10 years. Paul Peters, 52, had already...

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India: Deadly Stampede On River Ganges Bridge

At least 18 people have been killed and several others injured during a stampede on a bridge over the Ganges River in India. The bridge collapsed under people returning home from a Hindu religious ceremony in Patna, in the eastern state of Bihar, Indian...

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David Beckham To Play Last Game For LA Galaxy

David Beckham's Career Timeline Updated: 8:06am UK, Tuesday 20 November 2012 David Beckham was born in Leytonstone in east London on May 2, 1975. Sixteen years later he joined Manchester United as a trainee. 1992: Makes debut against Brighton in the...

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Croatia Jails Ivo Sanader For Corruption

A former Croatian prime minister has been sentenced to 10 years in prison - becoming the highest ranking official to be convicted of corruption in the country. Ivo Sanader was found guilty of accepting a payment of 5m euros (£4m) in 2008 from Hungary's...

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Euro Crisis: French Credit Rating Cut

A second major credit ratings agency has stripped France of its 'triple-A' status in a move that risks stoking its borrowing costs and dragging it further into the eurozone debt crisis. Moody's Investors Service announced it was cutting France's sovereign...

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HP Hit By 'False Accounting' At Autonomy

Hewlett-Packard (HP) has accused Autonomy of lying about its finances, as it announced a write-down of $8.8bn (£5.5bn) relating to its purchase of the company. The Silicon Valley computing firm said the majority of this charge was because of "serious...

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DR Congo Rebels Seize Strategic Goma

A rebel group created just seven months ago has seized Goma and its international airport in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, according to witnesses. Explosions and machine-gun fire rocked the lakeside city, which has a population of more...

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Israel 'Willing Partner' In Gaza Ceasefire

Israel's prime minister has said his country would be a "willing partner" in a ceasefire, as the UN secretary general urged strong caution against a ground offensive. Speaking ahead of talks in Jerusalem, Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated that his country...

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