American Shot Dead In Saudi Capital Riyadh

By Sky News US Team One American has been shot dead and another wounded after their car was fired upon in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh. A suspect, identified as a Saudi man born in the United States, was arrested after the shooting on Tuesday in...

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Violent Clashes Outside Ukraine Parliament

Violent protests have broken out in Ukraine, with thousands of demonstrators clashing with police outside the Parliament in Kiev. Many of the masked protesters were armed with metal chains and batons, with smoke bombs and stones being hurled through...

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Russia Shrugs Off Oz PM Threat To Putin

A threat of a physical confrontation made by Australia's prime minister against President Vladimir Putin has been dismissed by a Russian diplomat as "immature". Tony Abbott threatened to "shirtfront Mr Putin" over the downing of a Malaysia Airlines...

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Hong Kong Camps At Heart Of Protest Ripped Up

By Sky News Beijing Team Hundreds of police officers in Hong Kong have dismantled barricades erected by pro-democracy protesters. Using sledgehammers to smash cemented barricades and chainsaws to cut down bamboo structures, they cleared up the main...

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Nurse Arrested Over 'Killing Annoying Patients'

Italian police are investigating a nurse suspected of killing at least 38 of her patients because they or their relatives annoyed her. Daniela Poggiali, 42, was initially charged with murder over the unexpected death of an elderly patient. Rosa Calderoni...

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North Korea's Kim Jong-Un Seen In Public

North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un has been seen in public for the first time in more than five weeks, scotching rumours of a coup. State media said early on Tuesday, local time, that Mr Kim visited a residential district and a scientific establishment....

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Budget Shuts Controversial Irish Tax Loophole

By David Blevins, Ireland Correspondent The Irish government has confirmed that it is phasing out a controversial tax regime that has allowed multinational companies to save billions of euros. Finance minister Michael Noonan signalled the closing...

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10,000 New Ebola Cases Per Week By Xmas: WHO

There could be 10,000 new cases of ebola per week within two months, health officials have warned. The World Health Organisation (WHO) said 8,914 cases of ebola have now been reported in West Africa, including 4,447 deaths. WHO assistant director...

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Emergency Landing As Cabin Panels Come Apart

By Sky News US Team A Dallas-bound American Airlines flight has made an emergency landing after some of the cabin's wall panels cracked loose, officials said. The captain of the Boeing 757 decided to turn around an hour into the flight from San Francisco...

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Steenkamps Rejected Pistorius 'Blood Money'

Oscar Pistorius offered the family of Reeva Steenkamp 375,000 rand (£21,274) as compensation for killing her, a court has heard. But the Steenkamps rejected the payment which they called "blood money" and promised to hand back other payments...

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