Manti Te'o Denies Role In Dead Girlfriend Hoax

American college football star Manti Te'o has insisted he played no role in the hoax involving his 'imaginary girlfriend'. In his first interview since the scandal erupted, the Notre Dame linebacker said he was tricked by three people who have confessed...

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Horse Abattoir Film Reveals Welfare Breaches

By Jason Farrell, Sky Correspondent Sky News has uncovered shocking animal welfare conditions at a UK horse abattoir. They include animals being beaten, neglected and illegal procedures in the process of slaughtering British horses destined for...

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Blockbuster Shuts 129 Shops And Slashes Staff

The collapsed DVD and games rental firm Blockbuster is to close 129 of its 528 shops and axe 760 workers in the coming weeks. Some 31 branches have already been put on notice of closure, according to the company's administrators Deloitte. The move...

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Armstrong: I Deserve To Compete Again

Lance Armstrong believes he should be given the opportunity to compete again, saying his life ban feels like a "death penalty". The 41-year-old Texan has confessed to using performance-enhancing drugs during all seven of his Tour de France victories....

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Kim Dotcom To Launch New File Sharing Megasite

What Are Cyberlockers? Updated: 12:48pm UK, Saturday 19 January 2013 Cyberlockers are also known as cloud storage or file storage services, which enable users to keep files, or back them up, on the Internet. Users can access files from these virtual...

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Weather: Snow And Ice Causes Heathrow Misery

The UK's busiest airport has been forced to cut its flight schedule by 20% as the country's transport network continues to struggle with freezing weather conditions. Heathrow Airport in west London said it was reducing the number of flights scheduled...

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Bulgaria: Turkish Politician Escapes Gun Attack

A man jumped on stage and pointed a gun at the leader of Bulgaria's ethnic Turkish party before security guards wrestled him to the ground during a televised conference. Ahmed Dogan, the long-time leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF)...

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Ukraine's Tymoshenko 'Accused' Of 1996 Murder

The former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has been named as a suspect in the murder of a businessman and his wife in 1996. Ukranian authorities have formally notified Tymoshenko that she is suspected of "ordering and organising" the contract-style...

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Algeria: 'Seven Hostages Die' As Stand-off Ends

The hostage situation at an Algerian gas plant has been brought to an end with more deaths, Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has said. Seven hostages were reportedly killed and 16 others freed amid reports of a "final assault" by Algerian special forces...

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Scotland Avalanche: Three Climbers Missing

Three climbers are missing and a major rescue operation is under way after an avalanche in Glencoe, Scotland. Northern Constabulary and mountain rescue teams were alerted to the emergency on Bidean Nam Bain at about 2pm. One woman, who is said...

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