China 'Trafficker' Gouges Out Boy's Eyes

A six-year-old boy has had his eyes gouged out in an attack believed to have been carried out by an organ trafficker in China. The child was found covered in blood three to four hours after he went missing while playing outside, according to a television...

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Gaddafi's Son Seeks UK Help Over 'Show Trial'

By Lisa Holland, Foreign Affairs Correspondent The lawyer representing Colonel Gaddafi's son, Saif al-Islam, is urging the British Government to do all it can to prevent him facing trial in Libya and deliver him to the International Criminal Court...

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Russian Politician Calls For Gay Blood Ban

A Russian politician has called for a ban on blood donations from gay people amid the continuing row over a ban on homosexual propaganda. The lawmaker, who is also a candidate for Moscow mayor, said that move was necessary to combat the spread of HIV-Aids....

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China Internet Hit By 'Largest-Ever' Attack

China has been hit by the "largest ever" attack on its internet structure, crashing servers across the country, according to a government agency. Websites with a Chinese address - ending in .cn - went down for around two hours early on Sunday, the China...

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Syrian Crisis: Morality Of War And Jungle Law

Morality and law are closely related, but is there a link between morality, law, and war? The morality of dropping large quantities of high explosives on cities is debateable, but if there were no "laws of war" then, leaving morality to one side, legally...

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Chile's Atacama Desert Sees Rare Snowfall

A rare snowfall in Chile's Atacama desert has delighted visitors to one of the world's driest areas. Residents of San Pedro de Atacama say the weekend snow was the heaviest in three decades for the desert city, which is 750 miles north of the capital,...

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UK-US Couple Held In China For 'Selling Data'

A British corporate investigator and his American wife have been arrested in Shanghai on suspicion of illegally buying and selling personal information about Chinese citizens. Former journalist Peter Humphrey and his wife Yingzeng Yu are accused of...

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Syria: US Says Military Is Ready For Action

The US defence secretary says his country is "ready to go" if President Barack Obama orders action in Syria, as the UK recalls Parliament over the crisis. Britain's Armed Forces are drawing up plans for a potential military intervention in response...

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Online Escorts: Vancouver Police Probe Deaths

The suspected murder of two prostitutes in the same building in the space of a fortnight has sparked a major investigation in Canada. The bodies of Jill Lyons and Karen Nabors, who both worked as online escorts, were discovered in an apartment building...

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Perpignan: Missing Benitez Women's DNA Found

Traces of blood belonging to a woman who went missing in the south of France have been found in a freezer used by her father. Allison Benitez, 19, and her mother, Marie-Josee Benitez, 53, vanished following an argument with Fancisco Benitez who hanged...

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