Former Haitian Dictator 'Baby Doc' Dies

Haiti's notorious former leader Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier has died of a heart attack aged 63, his lawyer has said. Lawyer Reynold George confirmed the man who once called himself "president for life" died at his home in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince...

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US Ebola Patient's Condition Now Critical

The Liberian man diagnosed with the ebola virus in the United States is "fighting for his life", a US health official has said. Thomas Eric Duncan - the fist person to test positive for the deadly virus on American soil - was downgraded to critical...

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World First As Baby Is Born From Donated Womb

By Sean Dilley, Sky News Reporter A mother from Sweden has become the first woman to give birth after receiving a womb transplant. Her baby boy was born last month according to The Lancet, which describes the delivery as a breakthrough for infertile...

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American Hostage's Parents Issue Video Plea

By Sky News US Team The parents of American hostage Abdul-Rahman Kassig, formerly known as Peter, have issued a video plea asking for his safe return. Mr Kassig appeared at the end of a clip posted online on Friday that showed the killing of British...

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Pakistani Taliban To Send Fighters To Help IS

The Pakistani Taliban has declared its allegiance to Islamic State (IS), just hours after the group murdered British hostage Alan Henning. Addressing IS in a message sent to the news agency Reuters, Taliban spokesman Shahidullah Shahid ordered...

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Brazil Presidential Race: Poll Gap Narrows

By Karine Mayer, South America News Editor The world's seventh largest economy takes to the polls today, yet many Brazilians are still unsure who to vote for. Although for the last month the race has been between two women - incumbent president Dilma...

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Alan Henning's Life To Be Celebrated In Church

A church service is being held today to remember Alan Henning, the British taxi driver killed by Islamic State militants. The special service will take place in Mr Henning's home town of Eccles in Greater Manchester this evening and organisers...

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Even Al Qaeda Tried To Free Alan Henning

A filmmaker who was involved in the early negotiations to free Alan Henning has told Sky News even al Qaeda thought holding him hostage was "not a good idea". The terrorist group sent a member to bargain with the Islamic State fighters who were holding...

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'Dangerous Crossroads' For Hong Kong Protests

By Greg Milam, Sky Correspondent, in Hong Kong Authorities in Hong Kong have again called on 'Occupy' protesters to step aside and allow government offices and schools to operate as normal on Monday morning. There are signs that leaders of the protest...

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F1 Driver Suffers Severe Head Injury In GP Crash

Formula One driver Jules Bianchi has undergone surgery after suffering a severe head injury in a crash at a wet Japanese Grand Prix. Frenchman Bianchi, 25, will be moved to intensive care where he will be monitored following the surgery, said world...

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