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France and Germany among 5 countries that may face end of visa-free travel to the US

Following the surge in counterfeit passports, the US could end visa-free travel for many with dual citizenship.

US: People in New York on edge after spate of random and unprovoked knife attacks

New York subway slashings have increased almost 15% in January.

Isis in Syria: Kurdish militants plan massive attack against Daesh to secure Turkish border

YPG may face opposition from Turkish forces.

Oregon standoff: FBI releases video of the shooting death of militiaman LaVoy Finicum

Finicum was reaching for his 9mm semi-automatic handgun when he was shot ,say officials

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US: 'Affluenza teen' Ethan Couch deported from Mexico a month after capture

The 18-year-old arrived early on 28 January to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.

Angela Merkel leads new German policy to cut asylum claims from Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco

Berlin estimates that one million migrants arrived at its borders last year.

Singapore's Foreign Minister Kasiviswanathan Shanmugam

Singapore: Foreign preachers intolerant of other faiths will be barred

Those promoting values contrary to Singapore's social harmony and cohesion to be treated as security risk.

American Airlines flight returns to Heathrow after mystery illness strikes on board

American Airlines flight to Los Angeles makes U-turn after several people collapse.

UK: Town councillor reported missing after working too hard

Family of Ukip's Cllr Denis Crawford assumed he missing due to his busy schedule.

Russia: Video of mother beating up son sparks outrage on social media

31-year-old Zhanna Voitishek lashes at son after failing to withdraw a £20 welfare payment.

Adolf Eichmann: 13 facts about the 'banaliity of evil' who remained defiant until the end

A letter by Eichmann pleading for clemency released to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

US: Homeless man accepting credit card donations in Detroit

Homeless man comes up with genius plan to turn cell phone into card reader for donations.

Controversial French comedian Dieudonné M'bala M'bala barred entry into Hong Kong

Cyberport shows where he will be performing have been cancelled.

Norwegian woman believes she is a cat trapped in human body

Norwegian cat woman hisses at dogs and claims she has superior sense of vision and sight like cats.

Worried about floods? Middlesex couple commission 'greenhouse on legs' to protect their posessions

A studio has built a greenhouse that can be elevated off the ground in times of severe flooding.

Convicted paedophile commits suicide by jumping off bridge hours before court appearance

Body of Michael Fiek found in London before sentencing was due at Leeds Crown Court.

Clockwork lion sculpture unveiled in Trafalgar Square

Lion to be auctioned off to raise money for National Geographic's Big Cats Initiative.

Sharia law UK: 'Muslim divorce gave me my freedom' says mother who fled abuse in Pakistan

Sharia courts have been accused of being discriminatory towards women.

Revenant star Leonardo DiCaprio treated to 15 minutes with Pope Francis

The star handed a book of drawings of Dutch artist Hieronymus Bosch to Catholic Church figure as a gift.

Sweden to expel 80,000 failed asylum applicants

Migrant crisis: Why Sweden's plan to repatriate 80,000 is more easily said than done

Interior minister Anders Ygeman announces a tightening in Stockholm's migration policies.

Disneyland Paris: Two arrested after gunman carrying pistols and Quran detained at French theme park

A grisly attack may have been narrowly averted after the security guards apprehended the man.

Ethiopia: Thousands left displaced in Somali region due to severe drought

It is thought that around 67,500 people have been displaced in the Somali region alone.

UK house prices: 'There is a real and growing risk of a sizeable property market correction'

Capital Economics says UK house prices may be overvalued and a correction is due.

Isis claims Dutch fighter carried out Yemen suicide bombing on behalf of terror group

Six people were killed in the attack outside the presidential palace in Aden.

UK weather: Warnings issued as Storm Gertrude set to batter Britain with heavy rain and snow

Gales, rain and snow set to disrupt parts of UK as latest storm issued with 'yellow' Met Office warning.

South Sudan conflict: Five reasons why the civil war is happening

IBTimes UK analyses the causes of the conflict and its repercussions on South Sudanese civilians.

National Lottery: Camelot confirms it has received a valid claim for £33m jackpot

Camelot has not named the winning individual or individuals but did confirm a valid claim had been found.

LGSMigrants protest at the Danish embassy

London: Jewellery dumped at Danish embassy in protest against migrant 'anti-valuables' law

Members of Lesbians and Gays Support the Migrants 'horrified' that valuables can now be taken from migrants.

Zimbabwe: President Robert Mugabe's $800,000 birthday celebration sparks outrage

Opposition leaders claim the new public holiday would further cripple the economy.

Birmingham: 14-year-old boy arrested following Great Barr Comprehensive School bomb hoax

Police said threat not linked to others that have caused chaos to schools in the West Midlands.

Young carers: Meet the inspiring 11-year-old caring for her mum after a devastating car crash

IBTimes UK talks to an 11-year-old carer on Young Carers Awareness Day, marked on 28 January.

Hackney CCTV appeal: Four boys aged 13 sexually assaulted on way to school in east London

Detectives wish to speak to two men in relation to the incident.

Birmingham: Man with 38 phones stuffed inside trousers at Libertines gig is arrested

Suspect questioned on suspicion of theft after found with dozens of phones inside Barclaycard Arena.

New study will assess education about the Holocaust in European school textbooks

The study will analyse how genocide of Jews during World War II has been represented in textbooks.

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