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The winter solstice will take place on 22 December in the northern hemisphere, marking the longest night of 2015.

Online video streaming service was based in Luxembourg until the end of last year, according to an investigation

More that 3,400 people gathered in Kansas to beat the Guinness World Record for wearing holiday sweaters.

No explosives were found on flight AF463, after emergency landing in Mombasa.

Seized German national Harry Sarfo spoke of planned attacks on UK soil.

James Stevenson says he only used his phone for moments in Cape Town's airport.

Criticising the notion that Apple does not pay tax, Tim Cook said it's 'political crap'.

Two-third of train companies will not run services in Britain on Boxing Day.

Houthi rebels and Saudi-backed loyalists due to meet again on January 14

Josh's wife Anna has confesses that she felt betrayed after learning about her husband's secret affairs.

Scotland Yard's £12m investigation into Madeleine's disappearance is expected to close in the new year.

Njié sustained the injury during a 4-1 Europa League victory over Monaco earlier this month.

Kim Gu-Hyeon, 88, was able to see his hometown after 68 years thanks to a virtual reality campaign.

Prime Minister David Cameron has asked the Ministry of Defence to prepare women for the frontline by the end of 2016.

Air France flight 463 from Mauritius to Paris forced to land in Mombasa over suspicious device found on board.

Donal Blaney, the head of an influential conservative think-tank, has resigned in the wake of the scandal

HGV drivers will be given six points for driving using a mobile.

Lebanese actress came second to Miss Spain Mireia Lalaguna Royo in a widely criticised decision.

Tech company is offering a $20,000 bounty to anyone who finds and reports a qualifying bug.

Youngest convicted rapist in the 2012 Delhi bus rape case has been released from a correctional centre.

Mass coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef caused by El Nino will take place early in 2016.

Australian bushfires destroyed homes with one resident saying he felt lucky to be alive.

A two step failsafe guide to mastering strobing in time to shine at New Years parties

Bujumbura rejects AU plan to deploy 5,000 troops to protect civilians in the central African country.

The singer says smoking and drinking could have harmed both her career and her personal life.

Chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has announced a three-year deal for Ancelotti to take over.

Department of Education does not know how many children are being taught at home.

IBTimes UK consider who has the best chance of clinching the four major awards on Sunday.

Raids were carried out by Indonesia's counterterrorism squad to nab the suspects.