Six die in Rwanda building collapse
A four-storey building under construction in Rwanda has collapsed, killing at least six workers and injuring dozens more people, police said.
A four-storey building under construction in Rwanda has collapsed, killing at least six workers and injuring dozens more people, police said.
An airline captain was accidentally locked out of his cockpit after going to the toilet, forcing his co-pilot to make an emergency landing.
A giant inflatable duck that has dominated the view of Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour deflated on Tuesday, May 14, for unknown reasons.
The recession across the eurozone has extended into its sixth quarter - longer than the calamitous slump in the financial crisis of 2008-9.
A man trying to dribble a soccer ball 10,000 miles from the US to Brazil in time for the 2014 World Cup has been killed by a car just a fortnight after setting off.
Syrian rebels have launched a coordinated assault on the main prison in the northern city of Aleppo in an attempt to free hundreds of regime opponents believed to be held there.
A US citizen sentenced to 15 years of hard labour for what North Korea has described as hostile acts against the state has started life at a "special prison", state media said.
An abortion doctor convicted of killing three babies born alive at his rogue clinic has dodged a possible death sentence in a hasty post-verdict deal with prosecutors.
Six months after his triumphant re-election, “secondterm-itis” has struck President Obama, beset by simultaneous scandals that could scotch his already slender hopes of driving major new legislation through Congress.
A new lawyer for the widow of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev says his client will co-operate with investigators.
A New York fundraising dinner in aid of US supporters of Prince Harry's Royal Foundation has attracted the wealthy, famous and glamorous.
It sounds more like Austin Powers than the modern day CIA: a blond wig, a bundle of cash and a printed A4 letter offering one million dollars for cooperation.,
Prince Harry and David Cameron have showcased British innovation and technology in New York - after arriving in Manhattan on a London bus.
Baz Luhrmann's 3D extravaganza The Great Gatsby, one of the year's most eagerly anticipated films, will open the Cannes Film Festival.
Finance ministers from 17 EU countries including Britain and Ireland have backed a declaration calling for global action to counter tax evasion.
A Syrian rebel commander has been filmed cutting open a dead man’s chest, ripping out his heart and biting into it.
The European Commission yesterday raided the offices of BP and Shell on suspicion that they are playing a central role in what could be the next price fixing scandal – colluding to inflate oil prices and, in turn, the cost of petrol.
A teenage boy in Australia has described the moment he had both of his hands blown off by a home-made bomb disguised as a golf ball, saying he wished it was a bad dream.
Gunmen have opened fire on a row of alcohol stores in Baghdad, killing at least 11 people.
The Foreign Office has responded to a video of an opposition fighter committing an act of "barbarism" on a Syrian pro-government soldier by stressing the UK will strengthen its support for moderate anti-Assad figures.
A report by the Quinn family into the loss of its Quinn Insurance empire has questioned the need for the “generous” redundancy payments made to staff, including the many hundreds in the family's support base of Cavan and Fermanagh who lost their jobs in 2010.
Kitted out in his cycling gear, First Minister Peter Robinson looked quite the wheelman as he hit the pedals to support GAA star Joe Brolly’s drive to raise organ donation awareness.
Spicing up asthma medications with ginger may make them more effective, a study has shown.
England football manager Roy Hodgson will make a personal plea to supporters attending next week’s international against the Republic of Ireland not to sing inflammatory songs about the IRA.
Roger Federer admitted he had no answer to Rafael Nadal's masterclass after the Spaniard put him to the sword to win the Internazionali d'Italia in Rome.
True Verdict built on her promising comeback run to gain a deserved opening success in the Come Racing On June 8th Maiden at Navan.
Model and fitness fanatic Nell McAndrew has shown off her new baby daughter - and says that children are now her priority rather than her health challenges.
Rod Stewart said he was "over the moon" as he celebrated his 15th number one record with a champagne toast.
Rod Stewart's first album of self-penned songs in 20 years has gone straight to the top of the UK album charts.