Fate Of Other Al Jazeera Journalists Uncertain

The fiancee of Al Jazeera journalist Mohamed Fahmy says she is "hopeful" he will also be released after colleague Peter Greste was deported. "His deportation is in its final stages. We are hopeful," Marwa Omara said. Canadian-Egyptian Mr Fahmy...

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Thousands March Against Austerity In Spain

Tens of thousands of people have marched in Spain in the biggest show of support yet for anti-austerity party Podemos. Crowds chanted "yes we can" and "tic tac tic tac," suggesting the clock was ticking for the country's political elite,...

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Boy, 3, Shoots Both Parents With Single Bullet

A three-year-old has wounded both of his parents after firing a single bullet from a gun he found in his mother's handbag. The young boy, from New Mexico, was looking for an iPod when he came across the loaded weapon. His father was struck in the...

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Ukraine Peace Talks Break With No Solution

Peace talks aimed at ending the bloodshed in eastern Ukraine have broken up with no plans to resume, according to Sky News sources. The main members of the so-called contact group - Ukrainian former president Leonid Kuchma, a Russian diplomat and...

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Hostage Kenji Goto 'Gave Himself For Others'

As Japan mourns the apparent beheading of Kenji Goto, his friends have described him as a "kind, soft-spoken and gentle man with a wonderful sense of humour". According to the journalist's family, he had travelled to Syria in an attempt to secure...

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Merkel Rules Out Debt Writedown For Greece

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has ruled out a writedown of Greece's massive debt, as EU officials threatened a funding cut-off to Greek banks. Mrs Merkel and European Central Bank (ECB) policymakers have hardened their stance on the weekend over...

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Ukraine: Psychiatric Care On The Frontline

By Katie Stallard, Sky Correspondent, in Donetsk At the psychiatric hospital in western Donetsk, an elderly man stands reciting Pushkin. The shelling has been getting closer, the patients are being told what is happening, but it's difficult for many...

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IS Hostage Pilot's Brother: 'It's Not Our War'

By Tom Rayner, Middle East Reporter, Karak, Jordan The brother of the Jordanian pilot held captive by Islamic State has urged his country's leaders to leave the international coalition targeting the group, saying: "It's not our war." His comments...

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Japan Will 'Never Forgive' IS Hostage Murder

The Japanese government says a video showing the apparent murder of hostage Kenji Goto appears to be genuine. The one minute-long footage was apparently released by Islamic State (IS) on Saturday evening. It purportedly shows the beheading of the...

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Egypt Deports Jailed Australian Reporter

An Al Jazeera journalist, who has served 400 days in an Egyptian jail on charges including helping the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, has been deported. Australian Peter Greste was released from a Cairo prison earlier and is now on a flight to Cyprus....

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