Python Kills Security Guard At Bali Hotel

A security guard has been killed by a python outside a luxury hotel on the resort island of Bali. Agung Bawa, assistant security manager at the Bali Hyatt hotel in the Sanur area of the Indonesian island said the man had spotted the snake crossing a...

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Spanish Newborn Baby Is Thrown From Window

A Spanish woman who secretly gave birth on Christmas Eve has been arrested for throwing her newborn out of a window. Incredibly, the baby boy survived the fall but was found suffering from hypothermia. He was not breathing and his heart had stopped...

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Beirut Car Bomb Kills Political Adviser

An explosion in the Lebanese capital of Beirut has killed at least five people and wounded 50, according to the state news agency. The suspected car bomb exploded in the city's business district, reportedly damaging 10 buildings, and setting cars ablaze....

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Bitcoin Setback: New Central Bank Warning

India's biggest Bitcoin trading platform has suspended operations after the country's central bank warned of the risks of using virtual money. Confirmation that BuySellBitCo.in had closed its platform came just over a week after the currency's value...

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Antarctica: Icebreaker Nearing Trapped Ship

A ship which became trapped in ice while on a scientific mission to Antarctica is about to be reached by a rescue vessel, scientists hope. Those on board the Academic Shokalskiy have spotted the Chinese icebreaker The Snow Dragon on the horizon. Some...

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Footballer Needs Face Surgery After Attack

An amateur footballer's face will have to be rebuilt after he was knocked unconscious and beaten during a night out. Richie Robins is understood to have been set upon by up to half a dozen men as he apparently stepped in to protect a woman. The 21-year-old,...

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'Nirvana Day' Announced For Small US Town

A small town is dedicating an official day to Nirvana. Their link to the band? Kurt Cobain once lived there… briefly. Hoquiam, which neighbours Kurt Cobain's actual hometown, has declared April 10, 2014, 'Nirvana Day' in celebration of the band's ascension...

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Walsall Christmas Fire: Woman Is Arrested

Police have arrested a woman on suspicion of murder after a man was killed in a house fire on Christmas Day. The man, 58, died in the blaze in South Street Gardens, Caldmore, Walsall, at around 5.30pm on Wednesday. He is yet to be formally identified...

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Weather: Ireland And UK Battered By Storms

Thousands of homes could still be without power for the weekend as workers struggle to restore electricity while the country continues to be battered by wind and rain. Towns and villages across the UK and Ireland are trying to clean up after hurricane-force...

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Greenpeace Activists Arrive Home From Russia

Five Britons detained in Russia as part of the so-called "Arctic 30" have arrived home in the UK. The five were arrested amid claims of hooliganism following a protest about oil drilling, and held in jail for two months. They have since been granted...

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Michelle Obama Helps Kids Track Santa By Phone

Michelle Obama has taken calls from children eagerly checking the progress of Santa's sleigh as he delivers presents around the world. The First Lady volunteered for the traditional North American Aerospace Defence Command (Norad) Tracks Santa programme and...

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Queen's Message: Monarch Reflects On 2013

By Paul Harrison, Royal Correspondent The Queen has reflected on key events of the past 12 months in her traditional Christmas broadcast, including the birth of her great-grandson Prince George and the 60th anniversary of her coronation. In her...

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Christmas Benefit Payments: Thousands Miss Out

Tens of thousands of people have not received benefit payments in time for Christmas. The money for jobseekers, low earners and pensioners had been due to arrive in their accounts on Tuesday, but will now not arrive until Friday. Up to 32,000 people...

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Stafford: Motorist Arrested After Road Death

A 22-year-old motorist has been arrested after the body of an elderly man was found in the road in the early hours of Christmas Day. The discovery was made at the junction of Shakespeare Road and Wordsworth Avenue on Stafford's Highfields estate at...

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Iraq: Christmas Bombers Target Christians

At least 22 people have been killed in Christmas Day bomb attacks targeting Christians in Iraq. A car bomb went off near a church during Christmas Mass in Baghdad's southern Dora district, killing at least 15 people and wounding more than 30, a police...

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Severe Weather: Families Forced From Homes

Almost 50,000 people are without power on Christmas Day and dozens have been evacuated from their flooded homes following severe weather. Many of those affected by the storms that battered the UK in the run-up to Christmas will not have power restored...

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Archbishop Highlights Plight Of Britain's Poor

The Archbishop of Canterbury has highlighted the "injustices" facing Britain's poor and victims of conflicts around the world in his first Christmas Day sermon. The Most Rev Justin Welby called on Christians to challenge the causes of poverty in front...

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Pope Asks Non-Catholics To Unite For Peace

The Pope has called on atheists to unite with believers of all religions and work for "a homemade peace" that can spread across the world. Speaking to about 70,000 people from the central balcony of St Peter's Basilica, Pope Francis also made another...

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Antarctic Ice Traps Cruise Ship Tourists

A Russian cruise ship with 74 people on board has got stuck in the ice near Antarctica. The ship, MV Akademik Shokalskiy, is stranded some 1,500 nautical miles south of Tasmania and 100 nautical miles east of the French base Dumont D'Urville. The Australian...

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Egypt Names Muslim Brotherhood A Terror Group

Egypt's military-backed government has declared the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group, criminalising all of its activities. The interim government also banned any financing of the Muslim Brotherhood and membership to it. The announcement is a dramatic...

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Murdered Sheffield Man's Family In Appeal

The family of a man who was found "violently" murdered in a field have made an emotional appeal for witnesses to come forward. Simon Holdsworth, from the Hackenthorpe area of Sheffield, was found with severe head injuries on Tuesday morning. Officers...

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Tuscany Hit By Mafia Toxic Waste Dumping

The Mafia has expanded its multi-billion pound toxic waste disposal racket to middle-class holiday hotspot Tuscany, a top prosecutor has warned. Franco Roberti said that after flooding their Naples backyard with poisonous materials, the Camorra syndicate...

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Nigella Lawson 'Disappointed' After PAs Cleared

Nigella Case 'Lifted Lid On Lavish Lifestyle' Updated: 3:42pm UK, Friday 20 December 2013 By Ian Woods, Sky News Correspondent When they called in the police to arrest the sisters who used to clean their home, Charles Saatchi and Nigella Lawson...

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Adebolajo's Brother Refuses To Condemn Murder

Woolwich Murder: Killers' Timeline Updated: 2:01pm UK, Thursday 19 December 2013 By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent 1984: Michael Olumide Akinbiyi Adebolajo is born on December 10 at King's College Hospital in Lambeth, south London. His...

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London Bus Crash Leaves 32 Passengers Injured

A bus has crashed into a tree in south London, injuring 32 passengers, seven seriously, say police. The accident happened around 10.50am on Kennington Road near the Imperial War Museum, while the number 59 bus was en route to King's Cross. Emergency...

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Nigella Case Lifted Lid On Lavish Lifestyle

By Ian Woods, Sky News Correspondent When they called in the police to arrest the sisters who used to clean their home, Charles Saatchi and Nigella Lawson could never have imagined that so much of their dirty laundry would be aired in public. To...

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Syria: Britain To Help Destroy Chemicals

Britain is to be involved in the international effort to destroy Bashar al Assad's illegal chemical weapons stockpile. Under an international agreement brokered to avoid US military strikes on the Damascus regime, Syria's most dangerous chemical weapons...

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Rochdale Men Jailed For Sexually Grooming Girl

By Nick Martin, Sky News Correspondent Five men who sexually exploited a 15-year-old girl in Rochdale have been jailed for a total of 26-and-a-half years. The majority of the defendants were first arrested last year after a separate trial at Liverpool...

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Mosque Fire Bombing: Former Soldiers Jailed

By Gerard Tubb, North of England Correspondent Two former soldiers who fire-bombed a mosque four days after the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby have been sentenced to six years each. Stuart Harness, 34, and Gavin Humphries, 37, unwittingly filmed...

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