Ariel Sharon: Ex-Leader's Body Lies In State

The body of former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon is lying in state at his country's parliament building, the day after he died aged 85. Mr Sharon's coffin is sitting in the plaza outside the Knesset in Jerusalem until 6pm local time (4pm UK time)...

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Germany Plane Crash: 'Four Die' As Jet On Fire

Four people are believed to have died after a small jet flying from West Sussex crashed near an airfield in Germany. The plane damaged an electricity pylon as it came down at a landfill site and was in flames when firefighters arrived at the scene...

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Ski Hosting Ban: British Company Leads Appeal

By Harriet Hadfield, Sky News Reporter A British ski holiday company is leading an appeal against a ban on ski hosting in the French Alps. The appeal comes after a court in Albertville in France said that the informal on-piste group tours led by...

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Ukraine Protests: Ex-Minister Among 10 Injured

Ten people have been injured in early morning clashes between riot police and protesters outside a courthouse in Ukraine's capital, witnesses said. Police used tear gas and batons to control the crowd of several hundred people who were protesting in...

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CAR: More Violence As Foreigners Set To Leave

More violence has broken out in the Central African Republic (CAR) capital of Bangui following the resignation of the country's president and prime minister. At least three people were killed in the clashes, including a Christian vigilante, an ex-Seleka...

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Man Who Saved Two Sons Was 'Amazing Father'

The family of a man who died after rescuing his two children from strong currents at an Australian beach says they are "devastated" by his death. Andrew Priestley, from Leicestershire, died in hospital after getting into difficulty at Burrill Beach,...

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Black Rhino Hunt: Permit Sells For $350k

A US hunting club has been criticised for selling a permit to kill an endangered black rhino in Namibia for $350,000 (£212,000). Dallas Safari Club defended the sale, saying the cash would go towards animal conservation in the cash-strapped African...

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Venezuela: Vow To 'Rip Heads Off' Corrupt Cops

Venezuela's interior minister has given out his mobile phone number on television and asked police to call him and report corruption in their ranks. Miguel Rodriguez said authorities would act on the information and "rip the head off" crooked officers....

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Washington 'More Dangerous' Than North Korea

Two US rappers who have been to one of the world's most secretive countries, North Korea, have told Sky News their home city of Washington DC is a more dangerous place. Anthony Bobb and Dontray Ennis - known as Pacman and Peso - also said the North...

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Hollande 'Affair': First Lady In Hospital

The French first lady is being treated in hospital amid claims President Francois Hollande has been having an affair. Valerie Trierweiler was in a hospital in Paris following revelations about an alleged affair between her partner, the French president,...

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