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Rescue workers in Taiwan find tin cans amidst collapsed Weiguan Jinlong complex rubble in search of survivors.

Disease that causes the skull to grow abnormally is caused by mutations in the testicles of the father.

Seven suspected Islamic state militants have been arrested for allegedly planning terrorist attacks.

Clement becomes the second managerial casualty of the day following Neil Redfearn's dismissal by Rotherham.

French centre-back was stretchered off during draw at Stamford Bridge and will now require surgery on his ACL.

Nasa is using Unreal Engine 4 and working with MIT and game developers to create the Mars 2030 Experience.

Schools in London and across the UK received bomb threat phonecalls with Islamic music playing in the background.

City of London council handed monster application for tower that would dwarf the nearby Cheesegrater and Gherkin.

More than 2,700 people signed a petition on Change.org calling for the woman to be moved elsewhere, ahead of her release on 8 February.

The former Barcelona legend says he holds no grudges over the way Louis van Gaal treated him.

Keep on top of the US election with dates of upcoming Democrat and Republican preliminary elections.

Neymar Sr recently revealed the Brazilian ace has a lucrative offer to move to Manchester United.

Islamic State and Jabhat al-Nusra also accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

AI advocate Aaron Siegel says Watson would favour recreational drug use and free university education.

State-sponsored hacking across the globe will grow in 2016, US intelligence report indicates.

Single unveiled the video ahead of her Super Bowl 50 performance.

You wouldn't want pancake envy now, would you?

Union set to recommend offer to members after Aslef and RMT signalled similar moves.

10,000 home supporters walked out in the 77th minute of a 2-2 draw with Sunderland at Anfield on 6 February.

Researchers claim global cooling 1,500 years ago triggered major social upheaval in Europe and Asia.

London's main market falls over as European markets tumble over renewed worries of a global slowdown.

India's telecoms operator has ended the net neutrality debate by preventing Free Basics from operating in the country.

Winds reaching 90mph have hit parts of the UK as more than 13,000 homes have been left without power.

IBTimes UK meets Ugandan political activists calling for change in the country's leadership.

New cyber-security position is to focus on bolstering intelligence-sharing between the bank and cyber-cops.

Stoxx Europe 600 Banks Index has fallen for six consecutive weeks for the first time since May 2008.

The group has come under fire from Human Rights Watch for sentencing one of its members to death

Band formed in Liverpool before achieving worldwide fame in the 1960s.

The rocket launch has renewed international condemnation just weeks after the country carried out a nuclear bomb test.