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Alleged Isis member killed at least 97 people at peace rally in Turkish capital.

State media reports the women were sold for as little as £5,000 each.

Critics point out that India's notorious drug industry is getting a taste of its own medicine.

Sankara was killed in a 1987 coup d'etat staged by Blaise Compaore, who is believed to have ordered the killing.

The court has ruled in favour of Alison Sharland and Varsha Gohil, who claimed their ex-husbands lied in court.

Tesla claims journalists from the Reno Gazette Journal snuck into Gigafactory and assaulted its employees.

Accord signals the deepening of ties between Paris and Riyadh.

Former hostage Ottosen said Emwazi enjoyed masterminding tactics to torture the captives.

Williams was murdered in 2013 by Reynold's five years after he had strangled another teenage girl

Winston Churchill's 1895 journey to Cuba was far more formative than has been previously understood.

Strict measures include army deployment, curfews, and demolition of attackers' houses.

Maiduguri is the epicentre of Boko haram's insurgency and is attacked on an almost weekly basis.

Preliminary investigation by prosecutors suggests war crimes were committed by both sides during fighting.

The 30-year-old banker is accused of murdering two Indonesian women in his apartment last year.

Police say the children's welfare are of the primary concern.

There is an extradition request for Drumm, who is blamed for the Irish economic crisis.

The president accidentally crashes Stephanie and Brian Tobes weekend wedding while golfing.

Bloody photo of a fight between a red fox and an Arctic fox wins this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

EU border agency Frontex says 170,000 people reached the continent in September.

Email allegedly instructed terrorist to 'act alone'.

Jennifer Connell reports that problems with her wrist have left her unable to hold a hors d'oeuvre plate

Playboy has announced it will no longer publish fully nude photos of women.

Russian embassy in Damascus shelled after Nusra Front leader al-Golani releases threatening audio message.

A man hacks pedestrians with a cleaver until being shot dead by a passer-by.

NGO says children need protection and space to vent anger and frustration to reduce child soldier recruitment.

The cases of Raif Badawi, Karl Andree and Mohammed al-Nimr are only three examples of many

From flogging to eye-gouging, IBTimes UK looks at some of the cruelest punishments in Saudi Arabia.

The powerful Home Affairs Committee has asked the West Bromwich East MP to give evidence.

Islamic New Year, also known as the Hijri New Year, will take place on 13/14 October 2015.