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Murder suspect betrays no emotion as families of victims demonstrate grief, anger and love.

Son stabbed Tolu Kalejaiya 40 times then dressed up in women's clothes to hide his crime.

Attack occurred near beauty spot close to Israeli settlement.

Pharmaceutical companies, grocers, and retailers rose as investors sought safety from Eurozone troubles.

Murray wins 3-6 7-6 6-4 to set up semi-final against Viktor Troicki or John Isner.

Even conservative estimates show the world has entered a mass extinction event.

If Carlsberg did hair and skin care for men...

Julian Assange celebrated his third year in Ecuador's London embassy by releasing a tranche of diplomatic cables.

The musicians are among the first YouTube stars to perform at a major music festival in the UK.

Hernandez claims he learned a lot at the Bernabeu but did not feel important due to bench role.

The 27 year old says he wants to remain in the Bundesliga to make amends for last season.

Former England Under-21 international signs a five-year deal at White Hart Lane.

IBTimes UK takes an in-depth look into why crime drama is enjoying a resurgence.

Son of al-Qaeda mastermind requested death certificate after Abbottabad raid, according to leaked document

Research shows wide ranging benefits from practising yoga.

Former contestant will come face-to-face with her foe when she renters the house on 19 June.

Footballer sentenced to nine months for attacking man who called him 'fatso' in pub

Refugees forbidden to leave Burundi as government wants to 'protect image of a safe country'.

By harvesting energy from radio waves, the Nikola Case extends iPhone battery by 30%

IBTimes UK takes a look whether Summer Solstice actually affects us.

IBTimes UK takes a look at Yulin's foul feast.

Greek citizens have withdrawn an estimated €3bn over the past few days to secure their money.

What is the EU? How is it funded? Has anyone ever left? Answers to these and more are here.

One in 14 people will not see a moment's sunlight on the summer solstice this year.

If the UK wants a seat at the decision-making table, it needs to give up more financial sovereignty.

The Catholic Church of the Multiplication at Taghba in Galilee was targeted by suspected right-wing extremists.

Hollande's girlfriend Gayet gradually coming "into the light" as France's first lady

Mustafa Abdullah was remanded in custody and is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court.

Australian ex-premier said it was impossible to conceive of a man with Clinton's record dealing with the same trivialities.