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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals held up a poster reading: 'All animals have the same parts: Try Vegan.'

IB Times UK covers the reaction to the alleged shooting down of Malaysia Airlines passenger plane with 295 passengers aboard over eastern Ukraine.

US stocks drop and gold prices jump in aftermath of Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash with 295 people on board.

The murder of Mia Henderson follows the killing of another transgender woman in Baltimore last June

Terry excited by season ahead

British National Party's youth group leader has complained on Facebook about his 'gay dog'.

Rodgers has named his 33-man squad including Lambert, Lallana, Emre Can and Markovic.

A Malaysian airliner with 295 people on board was shot down over Ukrainian airspace with a ground-to-air missile, according to a Ukrainian Interior Ministry adviser.

The unverified footage here, obtained from social media, shows people looking at a plume of smoke apparently from the Malaysian Airlines plane that crashed in Ukraine.

An EU court ruling may mean obese employees are given same rights under equality laws

Drunk in Love hitmaker up for eight awards including 'Video of the Year', 'Best Female' and 'Best Choreography'.

German Formula One driver Nico Rosberg had 'illegal' helmet made featuring image of World Cup

BT looks to get a foothold in the mobile market by combining landline and mobile number in one

Malaysian Plane carrying 295 people crashes in war-torn eastern Ukraine near Russian border.

Armed men raided a Bank of the West branch in Stockton, California.

Political Editor Nick Assinder takes a sideways look at events in Westminster

Ban comes as violence erupted in Paris.

The Imperial War Museum has unveiled one of the most astounding historical exhibitions to mark the centenary of World War I.

The Mongolian tughrik hit record low of 1840 against the US dollar after rating action.

10 more injured and eight remain missing after powerful storm strikes Asian archipelago.

The government has announced the first projects that will be funded by Libor fines

A 3D chip stack could provide a thousand-fold power reduction for supercomputer systems

The Dutch coach produces a confident display in first United press conference

Oil ministry estimates Kurds pumping 20,000 - 25,000 barrels a day.

Poorest EU country hopes razor-wire fence will end surge of asylum seekers.

Airline CEOs worldover are confident of increasing revenues over the next year according to PricewaterhouseCoopers survey.

MPs urge Sport England to reconsider a decision to withdraw funding for the sport

Psychiatrist Ray Blanchard explains why hebephilia is not natural.

Inquiry into 'On the Runs' scheme concluded it "did not amount to an amnesty".