Venezuela Government Occupies Electronics Chain

Venezuela's socialist government has "occupied" a chain of electronics stores in a high-profile crackdown on alleged price fixing it claims is harming the country's economy. Authorities arrested managers of the five-store Daka chain, sending soldiers...

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Super Typhoon Haiyan: '10,000 Could Be Dead'

At least 10,000 people are thought to have been killed in the Philippine city of Tacloban by Typhoon Haiyan, officials believe. A further 300 are confirmed dead with 2,000 missing in the neighbouring island of Samar. Up to 4.3million people are said...

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Typhoon Survivors Hunt For Food 'Like Zombies'

Survivors of the super typhoon that has devastated several islands in the Philippines have begun scavenging for food and looting shops in order to stay alive, witnesses say. Shopping centres and grocery stores in hard-hit Tacloban have reportedly...

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UN Expected To Elect China To Rights Council

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent in Beijing China is almost certain to be elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council despite evidence of a worsening human rights record across the country. On Tuesday, the UN General Assembly will elect...

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Sochi Olympic Torch In Historic Spacewalk

Two Russian cosmonauts have taken an Olympic torch into open space for the first time. Oleg Kotov and Sergei Ryazansky went on a spacewalk with it - more than 260 miles (420km) above the Earth - as part of the torch relay for the Sochi 2014 Winter Games....

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War Graves 'Have Enormous Power To Engage'

Caring For Graves Of Servicemen Updated: 9:45pm UK, Saturday 09 November 2013 By Peter Francis, Commonwealth War Graves Commission The Commonwealth War Graves Commission maintains the very fabric upon which remembrance of the war dead is focussed....

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'Ferrari Of Space' Edges Closer To Earth

A European space satellite that mapped Earth's gravity is heading back towards the atmosphere where it is expected to burn up and disintegrate later today. Once it reaches 50 miles above the Earth, the Gravity Field and Steady-State Ocean Circulation...

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Iran 'Will Not Halt Uranium Enrichment'

Iran's president has said his country will not abandon its nuclear rights after talks with world powers ended without agreement. International foreign ministers and diplomats from six world powers and Iran spent three days in Geneva trying to broker...

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Costa Concordia: British Diver 'Stole From Wreck'

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter A British diver is among four people held by police after they were caught "red-handed" on the wreck of the Costa Concordia hunting for souvenirs, police say. The 42-year-old London man, who has not been named, and...

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Syria 'Attacks School With Incendiary Weapons'

Syria's air force has used incendiary weapons in dozens of attacks over the last year - including a half-ton bomb which killed 37 people at a school - Human Rights Watch has claimed. A British emergency doctor, who treated patients from the Aleppo school...

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