Terror Suspect's Height 'Made Disguise Easier'

A friend of terror suspect Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed has told Sky News that his small stature may have helped him disguise himself as a woman.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Apple To Open Manufacturing Plant

Apple will open a new plant in Arizona as part of its push to boost manufacturing in the US.

By Sky News 12 years ago

First toilet-themed eatery opens

A restaurant believed to be America's first toilet-themed eatery has opened just outside Los Angeles.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Great white shark that couldn't 'Seal' The Deal

But the plucky creature evaded a gory death after balancing on the shark's snout and slipping back into the sea.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Plane forced to land on street during rush hour

A plane has landed safely on a city street in California's Silicon Valley during rush-hour traffic.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Michael Jackson's family lose negligence case

Michael Jackson's family has lost a fight for huge damages after a court dismissed claims that concert promoter AEG Live was negligent over his death.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Mobile phone blunders putting users at risk

Almost 75 per cent of people describe themselves as tech literate despite making daily blunders that leave them open to security risks, according to a study of mobile device users.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Girl, 16, charged with murder of baby

A 16-year-old girl has been charged with the murder of a baby.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Prince William leaves The Armed Forces

Prince William is leaving the Armed Forces after more than seven years of full-time military service.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Man eats rats to survive four months

A man who disappeared in the Andes four months ago has been found alive after he ate rats and raisins to survive.

By Sky News 12 years ago

President draws cat’s behind during school visit

Russian President Vladimir Putin gave students at a school an unconventional lesson on Tuesday - how to draw a cat's behind.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Millipedes 'to blame' for train crash

Black Portuguese millipedes are suspected of being to blame for a rear-end collision between two trains in Western Australia.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Stork held In Egypt On suspicion Of spying

A stork has been detained by police in Egypt on suspicion of spying.

By Sky News 12 years ago

Wife 'boils husband in pressure cooker'

A woman in China who allegedly murdered her husband and boiled his corpse in a pressure cooker has reportedly handed herself into police.

By Sky News 12 years ago