Amritsar Massacre: SAS Role To Be Investigated

David Cameron has ordered an urgent inquiry into apparent SAS involvement in a deadly raid on a Sikh temple in India that left more than 1,000 dead. According to secret documents from 1984 an SAS officer helped the country's Government to come...

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Egypt: Voting Begins On New Constitution

Voting on Egypt's new constitution is under way, the first ballot since the military ousted President Mohamed Morsi last year. A yes vote is expected and the result could encourage a bid for the presidency by the head of the army, General Abdel Fattah...

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Bull Elephant Rampage: Briton's Car Trampled

A raging bull elephant has been filmed overturning a car in which a British teacher was travelling through South Africa's Kruger National Park. Sarah Brooks, from Lincolnshire, was on safari with her partner, slowly following the animal down a road....

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China: High-Speed Rail Network To Be Doubled

By Mark Stone, China Correspondent, in Beijing China has announced it will spend £60bn this year in an effort to almost double the size of its high-speed rail network. The investment forms part of a project which represents the largest and fastest...

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Video Shows Suspect Shot In Hostage Situation

A new video has emerged showing a dramatic confrontation between Denver police and a suspect exiting a convenience store using a woman as a human shield. The suspect, wearing a hooded sweater, falls to the ground after a police officer shoots him. ...

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Australia Heatwave Sparks Bushfire Danger

By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent A major heatwave is heading towards southern Australia with authorities warning the region could face some of the worst fire danger since a 2009 inferno which killed 173 people. Temperatures are set...

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Hollande: Like The Others But Without Charisma

The whole thing is very French - the Actress and Le President. What's more, it is the one thing the French refuse to get angry about. They'll bring Paris to a standstill over proposed changes to taxi laws - as happened on Monday - but it would be positively...

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CAR Violence: Harrowing Stories From Conflict

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The most senior Muslim leader in the Central African Republic is to travel to Britain in a few days' time to appeal for help from Prime Minister David Cameron as religious attacks raged on in the poverty-stricken...

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Giant Squid Caught By Japanese Fishermen

A group of Japanese fishermen have landed a giant squid while on the hunt for a completely different catch. Shigenori Goto and his crew were hoping for a catch of yellowtail fish but instead the mammoth squid - weighing 163kg (360lbs) - came into view...

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Francois Hollande Faces Media Over Affair Claims

Hollande: Like The Others But Without Charisma Updated: 12:20pm UK, Tuesday 14 January 2014 By Jason Farrell, Sky News Correspondent, in Paris The whole thing is very French - the Actress and Le President. What's more, it is the one thing the...

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