North Korea: Kim Jong-Un's Uncle Cut From Film

A North Korean television documentary about leader Kim Jong-Un has edited out the uncle who has reportedly "disappeared" after being apparently sacked from his roles in the regime. The country's official television channel has already aired the documentary...

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Lenin Statue Toppled By Protesters In Kiev

Protesters in Ukraine have toppled a statue of Vladimir Lenin in Kiev as hundreds of thousands flooded the capital. Police said people wearing masks pulled down and decapitated the statue of the Russian revolutionary leader in the centre of the city....

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RAF Helicopter Forced To Land Near Minefield

An RAF Chinook helicopter has been forced to land near an Israeli minefield after engine failure, Sky sources say. Sources said the aircraft was flying from Amman in Jordan to Cyprus and was forced to land close to the West Bank town of Jericho....

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Prince Harry's South Pole Race Is Off

A race to the South Pole featuring Prince Harry has been abandoned due to harsh conditions. Expedition director Ed Parker announced the race was over due to the "higher degree of stress imposed on the team members, due to unprecedented terrain on the...

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Jailed Kiev Opposition Leader's Daughter Speaks

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent in Kiev The daughter of jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko has urged her country to unite against the rule of Ukraine's president Victor Yanukovich. Eugenia Tymoshenko told Sky News her mother was...

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Mandela: South Africa Urged To Unite As Tribute

By Emma Hurd, Sky News Correspondent President Jacob Zuma has urged South Africans to unite as the "rainbow nation" and remember the values Nelson Mandela stood for, as the country marks a day of "prayer and reflection" to honour the late icon....

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Iraq Deaths: UK Troops To Face 11 Inquiries

British troops are facing 11 separate inquiries into their conduct in Iraq following a ruling by the High Court, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed. The "semi-inquests" will be held into cases of 11 Iraqi civilians who died in UK custody after...

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US Singer Reaches Arab Talent Show Final

An American singer who cannot speak Arabic has finished runner-up in the TV show Arabs Got Talent after wooing audiences across the Middle East. The renditions of classical Arab songs by Jennifer Grout, from Boston, Massachusetts, ensured she was among...

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Thailand: PM Offers Referendum To End Protests

Thailand's Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has proposed a referendum on her future as anti-government protesters prepare for a final push to force her from power. Demonstrators have been on the streets of Bangkok for weeks, vowing to oust Ms Yingluck...

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South Korea Redraws Air Zone Amid China Dispute

South Korea has announced an expansion of its air defence zone after neighbouring China's much-criticised decision to establish a similar zone. Seoul had earlier asked Beijing to redraw its air defence zone because it overlapped with its own. The new...

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