Lara Whyte

IBTimes UK can reveal exclusive first-hand accounts of a campaign of fear and intimidation against the opposition.

Ishara, an aspiring volley-ball player, got pregnant at the age of 15.

EXCLUSIVE: Teenage pregnancy rates in Sierra Leone are up 47% in the last year.

The tornado is one of 14 reported across the US Great Plains and more bad weather is forecast.

The presumptive Republican presidential nominee said he would pull the US out of the UN agreement.

Hundreds of steelworkers marched through London to highlight the crisis in their industry.

Former heavyweight champion has said it is foolish for professional boxers to fight in the Olympics.

The plane crashed just off Hawaii's famous Makaha Beach.

Nadia Murad was held by Islamic State for several months after her village was raided by the terrorist group.

Video shows dramatic crash outside a fire station in South Carolina.

The haul has been described as Israel's most significant find of Roman artefacts for three decades, say Israel's Antiques Authority.

A victory parade has taken place in the city, following the Foxes first ever Premier League title in history.

Researchers have taught great apes how to interact with gaming technology at Melbourne Zoo.

Colombia drug bust hailed as 'largest-ever cocaine seizure in history'.

Scientists created the first topographic map of Mercury using 100,000 images taken from spacecraft Messenger.

An international aid convoy has been denied entry to Daraya, which has been under siege since 2012.

Calf born at Way Kambas National Park becomes only fifth endangered Sumatran rhino born in captivity.

The Turrialba volcano erupted on 12 May causing ash to scatter over Costa Rica's central valley.

John Kerry and Muhammadu Buhari join David Cameron in London for anti-corruption summit.

World Health Organization says pollution is increasing and billions worldwide are exposed to dangerous air.

Fans caught in the violence criticise police for their handling of the disorder ahead of Premier League clash.

Death toll rose from an initial 18 dead while 45 people were reported as injured in the attack.

Six young jockeys raced Shetland ponies named after the Queen's winning racehorses to celebrate her birthday.

Relay teams of four raced first-person view drones around an obstacle course in the skies above Sussex.

Hundreds of thousands celebrated the end of the first Workers' Party Congress to be held here in 36 years.

Prince Harry joined by US First Lady Michelle Obama to open the second Invictus Games.

A motorist was rescued by four strangers after her car drove into a river following a collision.

The protesters took to the streets opposing pension and tax reforms ahead of EU meeting.

EXCLUSIVE: Families pay Muslim middle-men to free captives held by IS in Syria.