Mexico: 23 Bodies Found In Drugs 'Hot Land'

At least 23 bodies with gunshot wounds and hands bound have been found in western Mexico where drug cartels, vigilantes and and security forces have been fighting for much of the year. The bodies were discovered on an abandoned property near the town...

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San Diego Mayor Refuses To Quit Over Sex Claims

By Greg Milam, US Correspondent The mayor of one of America's biggest cities is defying calls to resign despite allegations he sexually harassed more than a dozen women. Bob Filner is due to return to work as the mayor of San Diego in California...

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Assad's Instagram: Syria Account Backfires

An online charm offensive by the Syrian president has backfired after critics left scathing comments on his Instagram account. Bashar al Assad's office took to the social media site last month to post pictures that include the embattled leader greeting...

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Bear Mauling Victim Is Rescued 36 Hours Later

A hunter who was mauled by a brown bear in remote region in Alaska has survived 36 hours in the wilderness until he was rescued. The man was part of a group on a hunting trip about 30 miles north of Anaktuvuk Pass, a tiny village in the Gates of the...

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China's Bo Xilai Goes On Trial On Thursday

Disgraced senior Chinese politician Bo Xilai will stand trial later this week for bribery, corruption and abuse of power, it has been announced. Bo, once one of the country's most powerful leaders, will face the charges on Thursday at Jinan Intermediate...

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Russia: Anti-Gay Row 'Invented' By Western Media

Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko says the controversy over his country's anti-gay propaganda law is "an invented problem" by Western media. The new legislation, which makes it illegal to give under-18s information about homosexuality, has led to...

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Syria: Fears Over Refugee 'Major Exodus'

Thousands of Syrian refugees have been streaming over the border into Iraqi Kurdistan, the UN refugee agency has said. Up to 10,000 people - mainly women, children and the elderly - crossed on Saturday, days after 7,000 fled a deteriorating security...

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Gibraltar: Spanish Boats In Royal Navy Stand-Off

Spanish fishermen have been involved in a stand-off with Royal Navy boats after making an illegal incursion into British waters around Gibraltar. A flotilla of more than 30 fishing boats was "corralled" by UK military and police vessels after protesting...

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Egypt Crisis: Irish Siblings 'In Cairo Jail'

Four Irish siblings caught up in the violence in Cairo are being held by Egyptian authorities, their family has said. Omaima Halawa, 20, her two sisters Fatima, 22, Somaia, 27, and their younger brother Ibrihim, 17, were among hundreds of people cleared...

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Diana's Death: Police Handed New Information

New information that alleges Princess Diana was murdered has been passed to Scotland Yard through military sources, it has emerged. The information, thought to include the allegation that the Princess of Wales, Dodi al Fayed and their driver were killed...

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