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Suicide bomber kills 15 in Baghdad
21.24 Sun Aug 17 2008
A suicide bomber struck a checkpoint in Baghdad manned by US-backed neighbourhood guards, killing 15 people and wounding 29.
World News (Evening)
16.44 Fri Aug 15 2008
Rice in Georgia - Russia angry over missile deal - Musharraf 'to resign'
US soldier dead after Kabul bomb
11.29 Sun Aug 03 2008
A roadside bomb has struck a US-led military convoy outside the Afghan capital killing one soldier and wounding another.
World News (Evening)
17.06 Fri Aug 01 2008
Karadzic in court - Anthrax suicide case - Turkey gas blasts kill dozens
World News (Morning) for June 9th, 2008
06.54 Mon Jun 09 2008
Quake in Greece kills two - Shock in Japan after frenzied knife attack - Arrests at Euro 2008
Diplomatic row over flight taxes
08.07 Sat Jun 07 2008
Plans for "green" changes to taxes on flights have sparked a diplomatic row with the United States.
Syria to co-operate with nuclear inquiry
15.46 Thu Jun 05 2008
Syria says UN nuclear governors can visit the site the US says was housing a nuclear reactor
Terry goal delights Capello
08.38 Thu May 29 2008
Fabio Capello is convinced John Terry's goal against the United States will help him get over his Champions League disappointment.
Tornadoes rip through US
08.03 Mon May 12 2008
At least 21 people have been killed after tornadoes tore through the central and southeastern United States.
New York driver charged over British deaths
14.22 Fri Feb 15 2008
The driver of a lorry that killed two British tourists in New York has been charged with manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
US Navy to shoot down satellite
09.04 Fri Feb 15 2008
George W Bush has approved a plan to shoot down a spy satellite that could crash down to Earth.
Venezuela threatens to cut US oil supply
12.40 Mon Feb 11 2008
Venezuela President Hugo Chavez has threatened to cut off oil supplies to the United States unless a lawsuit is dropped.
Clinton replaces campaign manager after defeat
12.38 Mon Feb 11 2008
Barack Obama's campaign to become the Democratic candidate for American President gathered momentum as he won the party's vote in Maine.
Race for White House heads down South
23.28 Sun Jan 20 2008
Presidential contenders John McCain and Barack Obama have headed to the South of the US as their campaign for the White House continues.
OJ is released but bail is doubled
08.01 Thu Jan 17 2008
OJ Simpson has been freed on bail after a week behind bars in Las Vegas.
Vickery cited for trip
10.09 Mon Sep 10 2007
England captain Phil Vickery has been cited for a trip during the opening Rugby World Cup match against the United States.
England make winning start
18.46 Sat Sep 08 2007
England have begun their defence of the Rugby World Cup with a 28-10 win over the United States in Lens.
Yellow taxis must be green by 2012
17.02 Tue May 22 2007
New York mayor Michael Bloomberg has ordered all of the city's taxis to be environmentally-friendly hybrid vehicles within five years.
London chef freed from Guantanamo faces trial
12.23 Wed May 09 2007
A London man's freed from Guantanamo Bay after being found not guilty is to be put on trial in his home country.
Bush slips up on American history
21.28 Mon May 07 2007
President Bush has made another gaffe by winking at the Queen while making a speech.
US army chief gloomy over Iraq's short-term future
19.34 Thu Apr 26 2007
The top US war chief has confessed that the struggle to stabilise Iraq may get harder before it gets easier.
Nine killed in Bronx fire
11.47 Fri Mar 09 2007
Eight children have been killed in a house fire in the New York borough the Bronx.