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Tunnels and passageways will allow Isis militants to hide and fight among the civilian population when Iraqi forces launch an attack.

The exhibition, held at Kensington Palace, traces the evolution of Diana's style from glamorous evening gowns to chic Catherine Walker suits.

The zoo in eastern Mosul was once home to a multitude of animals including four lions, but under Islamic State rule, they died of starvation or were killed off.

Syrian Democratic Force fighters now control most of the villages and towns north of Raqqa.

After years of covering war in Iraq and Afghanistan, Magnum Photographer Peter van Agtmael explores everyday life in the US, as a way of understanding his experiences and his country.

Stephen Shore spent nearly every day at Warhol's Factory between 1965 and 1967, taking pictures of its diverse cast of characters.

He has declared that he would like to live until he's 100 and rule for life. Or even longer, if his wife is to be believed.

In this gallery, IBTimesUK presents a list of the top ten oldest and youngest world leaders:

Seventy-five years on from imprisonment of Japanese Americans, President Donald Trump issues another executive order singling out immigrants.

Rallies took place in nine US cities in the latest round of demonstrations to express displeasure with Trump.

Retired policeman Arturo Lascanas said he was one of the ringleaders of the "death squad" that began operating when Rodrigo Duterte became mayor of the city in 1988.

Award-winning photojournalist David Ramos joined the crew of the Spanish NGO Proactiva Open Arms vessel Golfo Azzuro during a search and rescue mission off the coast of Libya.

Federal police and elite interior ministry units known as Rapid Response are leading the charge toward the airport, just south of the city.

The famine comes as a result of a prolonged civil war and an entrenched economic crisis that has devastated the East African nation.

The protests have added to the long line of demonstrations that have been held across the US – and the world, since Trump's presidency began.

Venice's ancient carnival was revived in 1979 and it is now seen as a good excuse to don a mask and costume and parade around the city.

Jim Watson is travelling along the US side of the border, while his colleague Guillermo Arias is making the same journey on the Mexican side.

"Day Without Immigrants" shows emigres' vital role in the US after President Trump's controversial ban.

A three-day mourning against the terrorist act on the shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar will be observed across Sindh.

Unaware of reports his eldest son was killed, North Koreans marked the 75th anniversary of the birth of Kim Jong-il with displays of fireworks, ice skating and synchronised swimming.

Two men lost all their fingers to frostbite after a 10-hour trek across fields of waist-high snow in sub-zero temperatures.

House was struck is said to belong to Mohammad al-Nakaya, a tribal chief allied with Yemen's Houthi movement.

Located in India's eastern state of Odisha, Rushikulya Beach is one of three mass nesting sites for the turtles, followed by the coasts of Mexico and Costa Rica.

The Rohingya are one of the most persecuted groups in the world. Neither Bangladesh nor Myanmar recognises them as citizens.

Over 1,000 people have been evacuated and 11 properties have been destroyed, as the wildfire continues to threaten the country's third largest city.

Protesters in the 18th District in northern Paris set piles of rubbish on fire in the streets while riot police threw tear gas canisters, which were thrown back at them.

It was not clear if the former abbot, 72-year-old Phra Dhammachayo, was inside Thailand's biggest Buddhist temple.

Reuters photographer Afolabi Sotunde's images of derelict buildings highlight how the textile industry has suffered in the country's first recession in 25 years.

Estranged for years from his relatives, the 45-year-old gambler and playboy Kim Jong-nam played a key role in the dynasty that has ruled for three generations since North Korea's foundation in 1948.