Adam Justice

Video Reporter

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Adam Justice is among the top emerging voice talents in the UK. As a video journalist at IBTimes UK he covers a broad range of topics, from hard-hitting news events, to the lighter side of entertainment. Learn more about Adam Justice at his website: http://www.adamjustice.co.uk

EU agrees Mediterranean naval mission to tackle people smugglers

EU ministers agree to set up naval mission in Mediterranean to target gangs smuggling people from Libya to Europe

Isis: Children wave guns in celebration of Islamic State taking Ramadi

Taking of Ramadi marked significant victory for IS in Iraq.

US Secretary of State John Kerry seeks international cyber stability

US Secretary of State John Kerry addressed students at Korea University in Seoul on Monday (18 May), seeking to promote importance of cyber stability.

Robert De Niro opens luxury hotel in Manila

Hollywood actor Robert De Niro and Japanese Chef Nobu Matsuhisa opened luxury hotel Nobu

Michael Clarke: England will be weaker without Kevin Pietersen

Australia captain said Pietersen is 'obviously still in career best form'.

Cannes: Amy Winehouse biopic premieres

Amy, biopic of late singer Amy Winehouse by Senna director Asif Kapadia has premiere Saturday (16 May) at Cannes.

Arsene Wenger on finishing 3rd and next season

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said he regrets not taking 3 points against Manchester United on Sunday (18 May), blaming the Gunners' slow start in the first half.

Burundi: 100,000 flee violence after attempted coup

UN refugee agency says over 105,000 people have fled to neighbouring countries to escape political violence in Burundi.

Rory McIlroy 'delighted' with Wells Fargo Championship win

Rory McIlroy won for the second time in three weeks and shattered the tournament record

Jose Mourinho more focused on the beach than transfer market

Majority of Chelsea squad is in place to defend the Premier League title next season.

David Cameron: Second Scotland referendum 'not remotely on the cards'

Prime Minister David Cameron said on Friday (15 May) a second Scottish independence referendum was "not remotely on the cards".

Johnny Depp's dogs leave Australia after death threat

Film star Johnny Depp's dogs, Boo and Pistol, have flown home to the United States from Australia.

Spike Lee defends his planned Chicago violence film Chiraq

Film director Spike Lee appeared in Chicago to defend his planned movie about the city after its reported title, Chiraq, was criticised by local politicians.

Brazil: Health minister confirms dengue outbreak an 'epidemic'

Brazil's Health Minister Arthur Chioro on Thursday (14 May) said the country was "technically" facing a dengue fever epidemic.

Young teacher uses students to propose to his partner

Young teacher Jonathan Holt went for the most memorable proposal he could think of when decided to marry his partner Iris Howorth on 24 April.

HMS Bulwark brings more than 600 rescued migrants to Sicily

More than 600 migrants rescued by the British navy as part of the enlarged European Union search and rescue operation.

Obama: US would consider military force if needed to defend Gulf States

US President Barack Obama said that, in the event of a threat to Gulf nations, the United States would consider using military force for their defence.

Goldman Sachs calls for $37bn UK funding to develop new antibiotics

A British government-backed review released on Thursday (14 May) is seeking billions of dollars to fund the development of 15 new antibiotics to counter antibiotic resistance.

Cannes: Stars walk the red carpet as festival kicks off

Celebrities and stars hit the red carpet as 68th Cannes Film Festival officially opens on Wednesday (13 May).

MoMA explores Yoko Ono influence through her early art

Ono's career has spanned over 50 years and the Museum of Modern Art is celebrating her achievements.

Burundi: Celebrations in streets as army officer says President Nkurunziza sacked [Video]

There were celebrations in Bujumbura on 13 May after a Burundi army general said he had sacked the president.

Police torture in China still routine despite reforms

Common torture methods include beatings and strapping suspects onto metal interrogation tiger chairs

Prince Harry performs the traditional haka in New Zealand

Prince Harry joined the soldiers of New Zealand's 1st Brigade on Wednesday (13 May) in performing a traditional military haka.

Mayweather v Pacquiao fight smashes pay-per-view records

The "Fight of the Century" between boxing greats Floyd Mayweather Jr and Manny Pacquiao generated record pay-per-view revenue.

Tom Skujins nabs yellow jersey from Mark Cavendish in Tour of California

Tom Skujins of the Hincapie Racing Team pedalled to a surprising mountain stage win on the third day of the Tour of California on Tuesday (12 May).

Australian conservatives deliver soft budget after last year's bruising

Australia's conservative government delivered budget proposals on Tuesday (12 May) that were light on radical reform but heavy on pledges to return to surplus.

Nicaragua: Telica volcano roars to life spewing ash and gas at hikers

Visitors to Nicaragua's Telica volcano found themselves just metres from its massive crater as it spewed dark clouds of ash and gas high into the sky.