Friday, 1 August 2014

Obama: 'We Tortured Some Folks' After 9/11

President Barack Obama has said the US "tortured some folks" in the immediate aftermath of the September 11 2001 attacks.

Kincora abuse is 'national scandal'

Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson says child sex abuse at Kincora Boys' Home is a "national scandal" that needs to be fully investigated.

Daley and Denny win diving silver

Tom Daley and James Denny produce a fantastic final dive to secure silver for England in the men's synchronised 10m platform.

Obama Calls On Hamas To Free Israeli Soldier

US President Barack Obama has warned Hamas it must free captured Israeli soldier Hadar Goldin if it is serious about peace in Gaza.

VIDEO: Hammond: 'Diplomacy never dead'

The Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has said that "diplomacy is never dead" despite a truce between Israel and Hamas breaking down within hours.

VIDEO: Hammond: 'Diplomacy never dead'

The Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has said that "diplomacy is never dead" despite a truce between Israel and Hamas breaking down within hours.

Hamas denies capture

Hamas spokesman Osama Hamdan says Israel fabricated the story that a soldier was captured during the Gaza cease-fire.

Golfer seeks 'professional help'

American Dustin Johnson has announced he is to take a break from the sport and will seek "professional help" to improve his mental health.

Tennis: Li Na pulls out of U.S. Open

Twenty-four hours after Rafael Nadal revealed he was a doubt for Flushing Meadows, China's Li Na had confirmed she won't be playing -- her troublesome knee the culprit.

Football: EPL to use World Cup spray

The vanishing spray used by referees at the recent FIFA World Cup has found a new home in the English Premier League.