Typhoon Haiyan: Families Search For Relatives

Survivors Expect Long Wait For Aid Updated: 1:25pm UK, Tuesday 12 November 2013 By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent, in Cebu For hour after hour, driving into the heart of typhoon-stricken northern Cebu, it was the same picture. Hundreds of...

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Egypt 'Worst Arab Country' For Women's Rights

Male control of women, and fear of women's sexuality, is present in all societies to one degree or another. But nowhere in the modern world is it so prevalent as in the Arab countries, according to a shocking new poll from the Thomson Reuters Foundation....

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Animal Rescuer Kills Herself And 31 Dogs

An animal rights activist who committed suicide also killed 31 dogs she was looking after in a sanctuary at the same time. Sandy Lertzman was found dead at her home she called Sandy's Safe Haven For All Animals in Moreland Hills, near Cleveland, Ohio,...

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John 'Junior' Gotti: Ex-Mafia Boss Stabbed

Former Mafia boss John "Junior" Gotti has been stabbed in a car park on Long Island after what he said was his attempt to break up a fight. Gotti reportedly drove himself to a Long Island hospital with a bleeding gut on Sunday night. He had allegedly...

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Kristallnacht Remembered In Berlin March

More than 200 rabbis from across the world have marched in silence from the Brandenburg Gate to the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht. The rabbis, from 30 countries, held memorial candles as they walked...

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Al Shabaab Denies Gunmen Fled Kenya Massacre

Somalia's al Shabaab insurgents have denied that gunmen who massacred 67 people in Kenya's Westgate mall tried to flee the shopping centre, insisting they were special suicide commandos. The al Qaeda-linked movement said in the latest issue of its online...

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'Noisy' Spanish Pianist Laia Martin On Trial

A pianist is on trial and facing a possible jail sentence of more than seven years after a neighbour complained her playing had caused her psychological damage. The neighbour, known only as Sonia B, said she had to endure eight-hour practice sessions...

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Cyberattack On SuperValu Shop Loyalty Scheme

By Vicki Hawthorne, Ireland Correspondent Tens of thousands of members of a supermarket loyalty scheme have been warned their credit card details may now be in the hands of criminals. SuperValu, which has nearly 200 branches across Ireland, says...

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Typhoon Survivors Expect Long Wait For Help

By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent, in Cebu For hour after hour, driving into the heart of typhoon-stricken northern Cebu, it was the same picture. Hundreds of families, picking through the remains of their destroyed homes, hoping to find some...

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Typhoon Haiyan: Appeal For £190m In Aid

Aid agencies have launched a joint emergency appeal to get food, water and shelter to victims of the devastating Philippines typhoon. The United Nations estimates that $301m (£190m) will be needed in aid. "We've just launched an action plan focusing...

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