American Injured In Bullfighting Festival

An American has had extensive surgery in a Spanish hospital after he was savagely gored during a bullfighting festival. Benjamin Miller, from Georgia, was seriously injured by a large fighting bull on Saturday - the first day of Ciudad Rodrigo's "Carnaval...

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Billionaire Nutella And Ferrero Rocher Boss Dies

The world's richest confectionery boss, whose empire includes Nutella spread and Ferrero Rocher chocolates, has died aged 89. Michele Ferrero, who had been unwell for months, was surrounded by his family when he died on Saturday in Monte Carlo where...

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Suspect In Deadly Danish Shootings Is Killed

A man shot dead by police near a Copenhagen train station is believed to be behind two fatal attacks hours earlier in the city. Danish officers said they had killed the man after he opened fire on them close to Norrebro Station. They said CCTV indicated...

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Al Jazeera Trio Used As Pawns, Says Journalist

By Sherine Tadros, Middle East Correspondent Mohamed Fahmy, one of three Al Jazeera journalists freed on bail after spending more than a year in an Egyptian prison, has told Sky News it would be naive to think he and his colleagues are in the clear....

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Boko Haram Fight Intensifies In West Africa

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent, Fotokol The battle against Boko Haram is intensifying in the run-up to the delayed Nigerian elections. The terror group appears to be mounting more attacks especially on neighbouring border towns along the...

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Fourth Snow Storm In A Month Batters US Coast

Another winter storm is battering the US East Coast as forecasters predict up to two feet of snow and temperatures as low as -10C. A blizzard warning is in place for coastal areas from Connecticut to Maine stretching into Monday, with New England...

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Copenhagen Shootings: How Attacks Unfolded

Police officers are attempting to piece together what led a gunman to open fire in two fatal attacks in the Danish capital. A massive manhunt was launched in the wake of the shootings, which left two dead and five police officers injured. By the...

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Huge Parade Cancelled Over Terror Attack Fear

One of Germany's biggest carnivals has been cancelled at the 11th hour following a "specific threat of an Islamist attack". More than 250,000 people were expected to attend the street parade in the northern city of Braunschweig. But shortly before...

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Tensions In Ukraine As Truce Deadline Passes

A ceasefire appears to be holding in Ukraine - although both sides have accused each other of violating the deal in the hours after the truce deadline passed. Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko ordered government forces to stop firing at 10pm UK...

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Cafe Shooting Survivor Relives Horror Of Attack

One of the survivors of the deadly cafe attack in Copenhagen has told Sky News how people hid on the ground between tables and chairs as the gunman opened fire. The killer armed with an automatic weapon carried out his assault as a discussion on free...

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