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NGOs investigating human rights abuse and fighting against corruption branded 'insurgents'.

Britons are urged to remain on alert for bursting pipes due to freezing temperatures this winter.

A dozen migrants throwing rocks and burning tyres confronted police, who responded with tear gas,

Nasa's Spitzer Space Telescope has given the space agency a different perspective.

Former judge left the singing competition to make way for Rita Ora and Nick Grimshaw.

Houssam ben Hedi ben Miled Abdelli named as man who killed 12 people on Tunis bus.

Canadian rapper watched courtside as the Cleveland Cavaliers took on the Toronto Raptors

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks with Iroegbu on his position on Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu and unity of Nigeria.

Online auction site's deals this year include televisions, cameras, smartphones, games and gadgets.

36-date tour will be Grammy-winner's first since 2011

Diamonds, cars, hotels and flights are all up for grabs on Black Friday if you have some spare cash

All the best Dyson vacuum and fan deals for Black Friday.

Rival fans had total of 184 arrested last season, but overall number fall by nearly 20%

A report from Wada made of allegations of "state-sponsored doping".

Engineers are more likely to become fundamentalist terrorists in Muslim countries where they are out of work.

The turkeys will be on display for visitors at their permanent home at Morven Park's Turkey Hill.

Britain should not ban the burqa, niqab or full-face veil as some European and African nations have.

The IFS says the chancellor has set himself a completely inflexible fiscal target.

More than 900 people from countries throughout the world gathered on Havana's iconic seafront.

Okaz newspaper reports that Saudi Arabia is poised to execute 55 people for "terrorist crimes"

Chuba Akpom is delighted after Arsene Wenger earlier suggested the forward has a future at the Emirates.

Indians have sparked fury over potential resumption of cricket ties with 'enemy' Pakistan.

Sikh organisations raise concerns over hate crimes against Sikhs who may be mistaken for Muslim terrorists.

European Court of Human Rights upholds government ban of religious symbols in public offices

Great Britain are aiming to win their first Davis Cup in 79 years.

Spaniard spoke with IBTimes UK after the Champions League victory over Dinamo

Shanise Taylor doesn't want her image 'on apparel associated with misogyny and violence'.

Spanish midfielder joined United in 2014 after a long time desire to move to the club.

'The gold mask had never been intended for Tutankhamun at all,' argues British archaeologist Nicholas Reeves.