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Rugby World Cup 2015: Wales coach Warren Gatland 'gutted' after Fourie du Preez try puts South Africa through

Gatland bemoans first half penalties which contributed to 23-19 loss.

Polar bear greets migrants as they try and sneak into his truck

Migrants entered Nissan the polar bear's lorry in the French port of Calais.

Isis gunman kills 5 and injures 9 in Shi'ite meeting hall in Saudi Arabia

Islamic State gunman was killed by Saudi police.

US Federal report demands end of controversial 'conversion therapy' For LGBT Youth

The practice can "reinforce harmful gender stereotypes" according to the survey by forcing minors to "conform to specific gender expressions".

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Swedish hospital opens world's first trauma centre for male rape victims

Facility at Södersjukhuset, Stockholm to offer care for men and boys who have endured sexual assault.

Hackney shooting: Tyrone Henry charged with attempted murderd of police detective

Tyrone Henry, 31, allegedly shot officer in shoulder during plainclothes operation on council estate.

Severe storm batters Arizona state, leaving thousands of homes without power

A huge sandstorm and heavy rain batters Arizona, knocking out electricity to 4,500 homes.

How to fix Wi-Fi issues in OS X El Capitan

Reboot your Mac in safe mode to clear the cache.

Al-Qaeda leader Sanafi al-Nasr reportedly killed by Russian forces in Syria airstrike

Leader was killed with fellow al-Qaeda operatives Abdul Malik al-Jazrawi and Abu Yasir al-Maghrebi in the Aleppo province.

Euro 2016 play-off draw: Where to watch live, seeds and preview

Republic of Ireland will be looking to avoid Sweden and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Woman who groomed and abused her friend's 15-year-old son walks free from court

Court told Marie McCarthy said her victim 'would go up the stairs as a boy and come down as a man'.

Cologne: Refugee friendly mayoral candidate Henriette Reker slashed in neck with a hunting knife

Independent candidate in the mayoral elections was slashed in the neck in the German city of Cologne.

Bum advert taken down by TFL after 'sexism' complaints from outraged Londoners

An advert featuring an image of a women's bottom has been pulled from the railway stations across London.

Typhoon Koppu as it nears the Philippines

Typhoon Koppu: Potential devastation leads to forced evacuations

Civil defence chief warns 'The winds are getting stronger and it will get stronger'

England denied by bad light after falling 25 runs short of beating Pakistan in Abu Dhabi

Gloomy conditions prevent England from completing remarkable first Test win.

Seven out of 10 burglars are never caught say UK Home Office figures

Home Secretary Theresa May faces criticism over police cuts as almost 50% of all crimes are never solved.

Give ISIS terror suspects supergrass deals to tackle extremism, says EU justice chief

Commissioner Věra Jourová suggests cutting sentences for extremists who agree to become informers.

Vietnam: Court jails seven for digging fake graves and scamming relatives of MIA soldiers

Vietnam court jails seven for scamming the families of soldiers who are missing in action.

Jeremy Hunt, the Secretary of State for Health

Why are junior doctors marching against Jeremy Hunt's NHS contract changes?

Talks broke down in August with the BMA's complaining about the government's 'heavy-handed approach'.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to unveil £200m hospital programme to SNP party faithful

First Minister to tell the SNP conference that the plan will double the number of operations in Scotland by 2025.

Volkswagen says it has dropped royal warrant over emissions scandal amid rising customer complaints

12 Volkswagen cars are owned by the Queen, but VW has stopped promoting its royal connection.

Apple ordered to pay £151m to Wisconsin University in patent case

Apple has been ordered to pay the University of Wisconsin-Madison damages of over $234m (£151 million).

Controversy as plans to exhibit Magna Carta at a Beijing University shelved at the last minute

China's authorities fear the Magna Carta would incite rebellion amongst students.

Rugby World Cup 2015: New Zealand vs France: Where to watch live, preview and team news

France eliminated the All Blacks from the 2007 World Cup at this stage.

NHS junior doctors to protest in London over Jeremy Hunt's proposed contract changes

Medics will protest against contract changes imposed which they say will cut their salaries.

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 gets new paint job to rival Apple iPhone 6s rose gold variant

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 pink gold variant will debut in South Korea to take on iPhone 6s rose gold variant.

American Horror Story Hotel: Lady Gaga's Countess has 'strong connection' with James March, says Ryan Murphy

The Countess's maker will be revealed in the upcoming episodes.

Legendary Everton manager Howard Kendall dies aged 69

Former Everton manager Howard Kendall died aged 69 today

Rugby World Cup 2015: Australia vs Scotland kick-off time, prediction and preview

IBTimes UK sports editor Nick Howson previews the quarter-final clash between Australia and Scotland.

Israeli forces shoot dead 3 Palestinian knife attackers as violent confrontations continue

Three Palestinians targetting Jews in knife attacks have been killed, according to Israeli forces.

Samsung vs Apple: Galaxy S7 could feature pressure-sensitive touchscreen to emulate 3D Touch-like functionality

Samsung is rumoured to be working with Synaptics for using ClearForce pressure-sensitive technology,.

Delhi rape: Girls aged 2 and 5 kidnapped and gang-raped on the same day

Children were snatched from their homes and gang-raped in separate incidents on Friday evening.

Manchester United: Louis van Gaal hopes Wayne Rooney will end drought against Everton

Louis van Gaal wants Wayne Rooney to end his goal drought against Everton

Palastinian children taught 'How to Stab a Jew' says Israeli UN ambassador Danon

Danon insists Palestinian leadership are brainwashing children with 'incitement and hate'.

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