Bus Crash Kills 22 Children On Ski Holiday
Sky News - Wed, Mar 14, 2012A bus crash in Switzerland has killed 28 Belgian and Dutch tourists, 22 of them children, as they returned from a ski trip. More »Bus Crash Kills 22 Children On Ski Holiday
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Obamas Honour Camerons At Lavish Dinner
Sky News - 4 hours agoBarack and Michelle Obama have hosted a sumptuous state dinner for David and Samantha Cameron with seats at the tables for more than 350 celebrities, billionaires and politicians. More »Obamas Honour Camerons At Lavish Dinner
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Swiss probe deadly bus crash as families arrive
Reuters - 15 hours agoSION, Switzerland/HEVERLEE, Belgium (Reuters) - Distraught parents flew to Switzerland on Wednesday after a bus carrying a Belgian school group home from a ski trip crashed into the wall of a Swiss tunnel, killing 22 children and six others. Twenty-four passengers remained in hospital, including three children in Lausanne with critical injuries, but the other survivors were out of danger, Swiss officials said. ... More »Swiss probe deadly bus crash as families arrive
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Swiss Coach Crash Victims To Be Flown Home
Sky News - 22 minutes agoPreparations are being made in Belgium to bring home the bodies of 28 people, including 22 children, killed in a coach crash in Switzerland. More »Swiss Coach Crash Victims To Be Flown Home
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Obama And Cameron Pledge Afghanistan Resolve
Sky News - 17 hours agoBarack Obama and David Cameron have repeated their commitment to stick to plans for withdrawal from Afghanistan despite a string of bloody incidents. More »Obama And Cameron Pledge Afghanistan Resolve
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Mystery remains over Swiss bus tragedy
AFP - 1 hour 21 minutes agoGrieving parents laid flowers Thursday at the site of a bus crash in the Swiss Alps which killed 22 children as investigators tried to work out why the driver ploughed into a tunnel wall. More »Mystery remains over Swiss bus tragedy
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Ex-Murdoch scribe claims editor "told me to bribe police"
Reuters - 20 hours agoLONDON (Reuters) - A former reporter on the News of the World newspaper, the defunct News Corp British paper at the heart of phone-hacking and corruption allegations, said he lost his job as crime correspondent because he refused to bribe police officers. Jeff Edwards, who worked for the paper from 1981 until 1985, said in a statement to the inquiry into press ethics on Wednesday he had been told by the news editor to offer bribes because he was failing to produce enough stories. ... More »Ex-Murdoch scribe claims editor "told me to bribe police"
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'Car Bomb Attack' As Panetta Lands In Afghanistan
Sky News - 15 hours agoA suspected car bomb attack has taken place at Camp Bastion in Afghanistan, as US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta was flying into the British base. More »'Car Bomb Attack' As Panetta Lands In Afghanistan
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Plane Crashes After Rolling Off Runway
Sky News - Tue, Mar 13, 2012A passenger jet has rolled off an airport runway and crashed into an embankment in Atlanta, in the US. More »Plane Crashes After Rolling Off Runway
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Israel, Palestinians trade fire but truce largely holding
AFP - 13 hours agoThe Israeli air force and Gaza militants traded sporadic fire on Wednesday night but a fragile truce between the sides that ended four days of violence appeared to be largely holding. More »Israel, Palestinians trade fire but truce largely holding
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Swiss Bus Crash: Pupils' Home Town Mourns
Sky News - 3 hours agoAnger mingled with sadness in the small town of Lommel just a few miles from the Dutch border, where many of those killed in the Swiss bus tragedy had been pupils. More »Swiss Bus Crash: Pupils' Home Town Mourns
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Gaffe Sees Premier League Boss Put Foot In It
Sky News - 2 hours 21 minutes agoAfter accusing Fifa and Uefa of stealing football from the English and mocking his Qatari hosts' restrictions on selling alcohol, the head of the Premier League fell into a "water feature". More »Gaffe Sees Premier League Boss Put Foot In It
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Karzai calls for NATO to leave villages
Reuters - 14 minutes agoKABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai called for NATO troops to leave Afghan villages after 16 civilians died in a shooting rampage by a U.S. soldier, underscoring Afghan fury over the massacre and clouding U.S. exit plans. In a near-simultaneous statement, the Taliban said they were suspending nascent peace talks with the United States seen as a strong chance of ending the country's decade-long war, blaming "shaky, erratic and vague" U.S. statements. Karzai, in a statement from his office after meeting U.S. ... More »Karzai calls for NATO to leave villages
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U.S. nuclear expert finds Iran explosive site in imagery
Reuters - Wed, Mar 14, 2012WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. non-proliferation expert said on Tuesday he has identified a building at the Parchin military site in Iran suspected of containing, currently or previously, a high-explosive test chamber the U.N. nuclear watchdog wants to visit. David Albright, founder of the Institute for Science and International Security, said he studied commercial satellite imagery and found a building located on a relatively small and isolated compound at Parchin that fit a description in the November 2011 International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report. ... More »U.S. nuclear expert finds Iran explosive site in imagery
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Obama hails 'indispensable' US alliance with Britain
AFP - 4 hours agoA "chuffed to bits" President Barack Obama gushed over British Prime Minister David Cameron on Wednesday, but deepening world crises conspired to darken a warm welcome for a special ally. More »Obama hails 'indispensable' US alliance with Britain
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Azerbaijan 'arrests Iran-backed attack plotters'
AFP - 22 hours agoAzerbaijan has arrested 22 people on suspicion of plotting attacks on the US and Israeli embassies in Baku on behalf of neighbouring Iran, the national security ministry said Wednesday. More »Azerbaijan 'arrests Iran-backed attack plotters'
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Merkel backs away from Sarkozy campaign
Reuters - 15 hours agoPARIS (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday appeared to be backing away from a pledge to campaign for the re-election of fellow conservative Nicolas Sarkozy in France, amid unease on both sides of the Rhine and signs that he still trails his Socialist rival by a wide margin. Merkel's Christian Democrat CDU party said in January she would make joint campaign appearances with Sarkozy, but the party said this week none had been scheduled, raising doubts about whether they will happen at all. ... More »Merkel backs away from Sarkozy campaign
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Mammoth Task: Plan To Clone Ice Age Beast
Sky News - Tue, Mar 13, 2012South Korean and Russian scientists have vowed to work together in an attempt to clone a woolly mammoth from remains found in Siberia. More »Mammoth Task: Plan To Clone Ice Age Beast
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28 dead in Swiss school trip coach crash
AFP - 15 hours agoDistraught relatives flew in from Belgium Wednesday after 22 children and six adults died in a school bus crash in a Swiss Alpine tunnel, with some parents still unaware if their children were alive or dead. More »28 dead in Swiss school trip coach crash
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Coach Tragedy: Strict Rules For Drivers
Sky News - Wed, Mar 14, 2012The bus crash that has killed 28 people, including 22 children, as they returned from a ski holiday in Switzerland comes weeks after another deadly coach collision. More »Coach Tragedy: Strict Rules For Drivers
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