Supercell Storm Produces Giant Hailstones

A supercell thunderstorm has produced hailstones up to four inches in diameter in New Mexico. Tornado warnings were issued in the state this weekend but that did not stop amateur photographers and videographers setting out to capture the conditions...

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US And Iran Meet For 'Critical' Nuclear Talks

Official bilateral talks between the US and Iran over Tehran's nuclear programme are to take place for the first time in decades. The US is sending two of its top diplomats to Geneva for the first full-scale negotiations between the two countries in...

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Ukraine: Poroshenko Promises To Bring Peace

Petro Poroshenko promised the Ukrainian people he would "bring them peace" after being sworn in as the country's fifth president. Mr Poroshenko told parliament Ukrainians would "never feel the blessing of peace and security until we resolve our relations...

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Women And Children Killed In DRC Massacre

At least 37 people, including 18 women and eight children, have been killed in an attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The massacre in the eastern province of South Kivu happened early on Saturday morning. The victims, said to be ethnic Bafuliru,...

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MH370 Families Offer Whistleblower Reward

What Next In Search For Missing Flight MH370? Updated: 10:50am UK, Friday 30 May 2014 By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent The news that teams searching for missing flight MH370 have finished combing the patch of Indian Ocean 1,000 miles...

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Freed US Soldier Was 'Held In Cage For Weeks'

Six Things To Know On Bowe Bergdahl Updated: 11:11pm UK, Wednesday 04 June 2014 Everything you need to know about Sgt Bowe Bergdahl, the US prisoner of war released by the Taliban in Afghanistan. Bowe Bergdahl had a variety of hobbies including...

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Al Sisi Sworn In As President Of Egypt

Egypt's former army chief Abdel Fattah al Sisi has been sworn in as president for a four-year term. The inauguration comes less than a year after the army ousted Mohammed Morsi, the Islamist who was the country's first freely-elected leader. Al...

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Adidas: Qatar 2022 Claims Damaging Sponsors

By Paul Kelso, Sports Correspondent, in Sao Paulo Fifa sponsor adidas has said the latest allegations surrounding Qatar 2022 and the governing body are damaging for football and the company's reputation. The sportswear manufacturer, Fifa's longest-standing...

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Remains Found After Australia Crocodile Attack

Police have found human remains inside a large crocodile that is believed to have snatched a man from his boat in front of his wife and son. Officers in Australia's Kakadu National Park made the discovery after rangers shot dead two crocodiles as they...

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Twin Explosions Kill 18 Near Iraqi Capital

Two bomb blasts have killed 18 people and wounded dozens more in Iraq as the country suffers its worst violence in years. The first explosion took place when a car bomb was detonated near the office of Iraqi President Jalal Talabani's PUK party in Jalawla,...

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