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Egypt: Four Killed In Clashes With Police
Four people have died in renewed clashes between police and demonstrators in Egypt over the football riot in which dozens of fans lost their lives.
US Jobs Rise Boosts Hopes For World Economy
The global economy received a boost after better-than-expected US jobs figures pushed the Dow Jones stock market index to its highest level since before the 2008 financial crisis.
Syria Clashes: Homs Death Toll 'Soars To 350'
The death toll from shelling by Syrian security forces in the city of Homs has soared to almost 350, an opposition member has told Sky News.
Bloodshed And Danger 'A Way Of Life' In Homs
Nobody really gets used to, it but the inhabitants of the city have become finely attuned to subtle changes.
Bradley Manning Faces WikiLeaks Court Martial
The US Army has confirmed that Bradley Manning, the US soldier charged with passing thousands of secret documents to WikiLeaks, will face court martial and the risk of life imprisonment.
Spacecraft Footage: The Far Side Of The Moon
A camera on board one of Nasa's lunar spacecraft has captured video of the far side of the Moon.
Colosseum Shut As Heavy Snowfall Hits Rome
The first major snowfall in Rome for 26 years has led to the closure of the world-famous Colosseum over fears that tourists could slip on the icy ruins.
Tens Of Thousands Gather For Putin Protests
Tens of thousands of people have gathered on the streets of Moscow to stage mass protests both for and against Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
Hackers Intercept FBI Cybercrime Call
The FBI has confirmed that hackers intercepted and leaked a sensitive conference call between the bureau's cybercrime investigators and Scotland Yard.
Drug Case Against Lance Armstrong Dropped
Cycling star Lance Armstrong will not be charged over allegations he used performance-enhancing drugs after federal prosecutors dropped a criminal investigation against him.
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