North Korea: Rodman On Return Trip To See Kim

Former NBA star Dennis Rodman has returned to North Korea for a second visit to see leader Kim Jong-Un. However, the flamboyant basketball player insists he is not taking on a diplomatic role. The trip comes days after Pyongyang rejected an application...

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Gary Tweddle: Body Recovered In Oz Bushland

Police believe a body that has been recovered from Australian bushland may be that of a British man who went missing seven weeks ago. Gary Tweddle, 23, has not been seen since he disappeared after a work dinner during a conference in the Blue Mountains,...

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Tommy Morrison: Ex-World Champion Dies At 44

Former boxer Tommy Morrison - who won a heavyweight title by beating George Foreman - has died at the age of 44. Nicknamed "The Duke", Morrison died on Sunday at a Nebraska hospital, his promoter Tony Holden said. His family has not released a cause...

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Microsoft To Pay £3.2bn For Nokia Phones

Microsoft Buys Nokia Handsets Updated: 12:02pm UK, Tuesday 03 September 2013 By Niall Paterson, Media and Technology Correspondent In the oft-confusing world of tech mergers and acquisitions where the ultimate intent is often opaque, shrouded...

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Millipedes 'To Blame' For Oz Train Crash

Black Portuguese millipedes are suspected of being to blame for a rear-end collision between two trains in Western Australia. Hundreds of the creatures were found squashed in a slippery mess on the track. "Millipedes are one of the factors we are going...

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Fukushima: Japan Builds Ice Wall To Stop Leaks

Japan is to build an underground ice wall to try to prevent radioactive water leaking from the crippled Fukushima nuclear power station. The plant has been leaking hundreds of tons of contaminated water into the sea since the complex was damaged by...

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Brazil And Mexico Presidents 'Spied On By US'

The Brazilian government has labelled a US spy programme an "unacceptable invasion of sovereignty" after reports it targeted the nation's president. In a sign that anger is continuing to grow, the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper reported that President...

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Van Load Of Heroin Seized In Channel Tunnel

French customs have intercepted a van carrying 65 kilograms (143 pounds) of heroin travelling through the Channel Tunnel towards Britain. The "exceptional" haul equals one-quarter of the total amount intercepted by French authorities in 2012. ...

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Syria: Obama Makes New Military Action Vow

The US has a plan to help Syria's rebels bring down the Assad regime after launching military strikes, President Obama has said. Mr Obama said again that military action against Syria would be "limited" but suggested a strike would go further than simply...

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Syria Defector 'Exposes Assad Chemical Attack'

Syria: How Crisis Has Developed Updated: 2:04pm UK, Tuesday 03 September 2013 :: March 2011 - Protesters stage demonstrations in Damascus and security forces in Daraa shoot dead several campaigners, leading to unrest and violence. :: May - The Syrian...

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