Obama: US President Sworn In For Second Term

US President Barack Obama has been sworn in during a small ceremony at the White House to mark the start of his second term. Mr Obama took the oath on a family Bible in the Blue Room of the White House, first lady Michelle next to him. On Monday, he...

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Obama's Gun Controls 'Will Fail', Says Gun Lobby

By Greg Milam, US correspondent The organiser of America's first Gun Appreciation Day has told Sky News that any government attempt to limit access to firearms is destined to fail. Gun owners across the United States were encouraged to rally at...

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Bulgaria Gun Attack: Turkish Politician Escapes

A man jumped on stage and pointed a gas pistol at the leader of Bulgaria's ethnic Turkish party before security guards wrestled him to the ground during a live televised conference. Ahmed Dogan, the long-time leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms...

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Batmobile Sold: Original Batman Car Auctioned

The Batmobile created by Hollywood car customiser George Barris for the 1960s Batman TV series has been sold for $4.2 (£2.6m). George Barris celebrates his 'Holy Windfall' at the Arizona auction The original 19ft black, bubble-topped car was auctioned...

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Japan's Grandmother Poet Dies, Aged 101

Best-selling Japanese poet Toyo Shibata, who began writing at the age of 92 and whose first anthology sold almost 1.6 million copies, has died at the age of 101. Her eldest son, Kenichi Shibata, said she died at a nursing home near her house in...

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Hostage Crisis: Three Britons Confirmed Dead

Three Britons have been killed and another three are believed to have died in the Algerian hostage crisis, David Cameron has announced. The Prime Minister said a British resident is also thought to have been killed in the four day stand-off in the desert...

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Bogus 9/11 Coins: US Seller Settles Claims

A US company selling 9/11 commemorative coins that purportedly contained silver from Ground Zero has agreed to pay $750,000 (£473,000) to settle charges that it deceived consumers. The National Collector's Mint was accused in a Federal Trade Commission...

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Kim Dotcom Launches New File Sharing Megasite

What Are Cyberlockers? Updated: 12:48pm UK, Saturday 19 January 2013 Cyberlockers are also known as cloud storage or file storage services, which enable users to keep files, or back them up, on the Internet. Users can access files from these virtual...

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Ned Kelly's Bones Buried 132 Years After Death

The remains of Australia's most notorious outlaw, Ned Kelly, have been laid to rest 132 years after the bushranger's death by hanging. Kelly's descendants buried his bones - minus his missing skull – during a private family service on Sunday at a small...

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Algeria: Freed Brit Hostage Describes Ordeal

A freed British hostage has told Sky News that he feared he had fallen into the hands of terrorists after fleeing the Algerian gas complex where he had been holed up for four days. Alan Wright spent days hidden in a pitch-black room with colleagues...

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