Snowden adrift in HK provides tough dilemmas for all involved

A woman was rescued on Snowdon after a worker in the cafe on the mountain's summit heard her cries for help. The 21-year-old woman had spent the night on a ledge after slipping and becoming seriously injured. A rescue helicopter from RAF Valley ...

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Edward Snowden - the man responsible for leaking secret information about U.S. surveillance techniques - was officially fired on Tuesday by the contracting firm that employed him. Citing "violations of the firm's ethics and principles" Booz Allen ...

Two mountain rescue teams have saved nine walkers who became stuck on a ridge during a fund raising exercise on Snowdon. The party from Southport, Merseyside, who were part of a much larger group, were brought down just after 20:00 BST on ...

A 42-year-old man has been seriously injured after falling from a ridge in Snowdonia. The climber was in a group of four descending Crib y Ddysgl when he plunged around 60ft at around 5.40am today. An RAF helicopter flew members of the ...

China today kept mum on US whistleblower Edward Snowdens attempts to take refuge in Hong Kong but took a moral high ground accusing Washington of "double standards" citing his allegations that it has been conducting hacking attacks on China for years.

Edward Snowden (AFP Photo / The Guardian) Download video (30.92 MB) Embed Embed video Code It will be up to brave young people like Edward Snowden and Bradley Manning to stop invasive surveillance and government abuse, Michael Ratner, an ...

By Erik Sherman / MoneyWatch/ June 11, 2013, 10:03 AM (MoneyWatch) The media may treat the stories of Edward Snowden and federal government spying as a series of shocking revelations, but the public may have different ideas. According to a new ...

TONY EASTLEY: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has revealed he had indirect dealings with the former CIA operative Edward Snowden, who blew the whistle on the collection of data from US citizens. In an interview on Lateline last night, Mr Assange ...