Thai PM Flees Building During Violent Protests

Thailand's Prime Minister has been moved to a secret location after protesters forced their way into a police sports club in Bangkok where she was staying. The anti-government mob broke into the building where Yingluck Shinawatra had been during the...

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Sacred Shrines Become 'Ticking Time Bomb'

By Sam Kiley, Middle East Correspondent in Jerusalem The supreme leader of the Palestinian Muslims and guardian of Islam's most sacred shrine in the Old City of Jerusalem has warned of an uprising and regional war if Jews attempt to take greater...

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China: Cameron Leads Major Trade Delegation

By Mark Stone, China Correspondent The Prime Minister is travelling to China on one of the biggest ever British trade trips to the world's second-largest economy. David Cameron is leading a delegation of six ministers and more than 100 business...

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Four People Killed As Train Derails In New York

Four people have been killed and 67 injured in a train crash north of New York city. A seven-carriage passenger Metro-North train travelling from Poughkeepsie to Grand Central derailed at 7.20am, stopping just feet from the mouth of the Harlem River...

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Australia Shark Attack: Teen Bodyboarder Dies

A teenager has died after being attacked by a shark on Australia's east coast, just one week after a surfer was fatally mauled in Western Australia. New South Wales police were called to a popular surf beach near Coffs Harbour, about 280 miles north...

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Romanian PM Warns UK: We're Not Second-Rate

Romania's Prime Minister has called on Britain not to treat Romanians as "second-rate citizens" when work restrictions for Romanian and Bulgarian workers are lifted in January. It follows Prime Minister David Cameron's pledge to toughen welfare rules...

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North Korea: Detained American 'Admits Crimes'

An American veteran of the Korean War who was detained for "hostile acts" against the communist North has released an apology supposedly confessing to his alleged crimes. Merrill Newman, an 85-year-old from California, was held in October after entering...

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Trial Marine 'Had Mental Health Issues'

A former US Marine who died in hospital while awaiting trial over the deaths of six people had ingested Ajax in his prison cell, his lawyer has said. Itzcoatl Ocampo, 25, apparently stockpiled the cleaning product while being held in custody, said Michael...

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Ukraine Anti-Government Demos Gain Strength

Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have marched through the capital Kiev in defiance of a government ban, in protest at President Viktor Yankovych's failure to sign a deal with Brussels. The rally is the biggest seen in the Ukraine since the Orange...

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Mugger's Facebook Apology 35 Years After Crime

A man haunted after carrying out a mugging to impress a friend has apologised to his victim 35 years later, after spotting him on Facebook. Michael Goodman, 53, was a teenager in the late 1970s when he targeted Claude Soffel, 52, on the steps of the...

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