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UK: Earthquake of 2.8 magnitude hits Rutland

Tremors felt in Leicester and Peterborough as 2.8-magnitude earthquake hits east Midlands on 22 September.

Ireland: Video of 'poltergeist' in family kitchen goes viral

Footage of alleged paranormal activity shows utensils crashing and cupboards swinging open.

Real ID Act: US travellers in 4 states may soon need passports for domestic flights

Passengers from Louisiana, Minnesota, New Hampshire and New York may need passports when the Real ID Act goes into effect.

Isis: British mother and five children rescued from Syria

Shukee Begum and her children are believed to be in Turkey after an intervention by The Levant Front.

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Migrant crisis: 20,000 Syrian refugees to arrive in UK will be conflict's most vulnerable

Refugees arriving in the UK are part of the UN's Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Dublin

Narendra Modi in Ireland: Indian prime minister addresses diaspora at start of two-nation trip

Modi said Ireland and India have a lot in common before talking up India's economic future.

UK Bangladeshi blogger on global Islamist hit list vows he will not be cowed

Arif Rahman said that Bangladeshi Islamists are trying to spread terror globally.

UK housing crisis: Older homeowners encouraged to leave big houses to make way for families

Research revealed 2.6 million homes would be released into the market if older homeowners downsized.

Nottingham: Khyber Pass takeaway gave 142 customers e.coli as staff did not wash hands after using toilet

Customers sick for up to two months after getting rare strain of bacteria from eating at kebab shop.

Heineken head of design Mark Van Iterson

Binge drinking: Why Heineken believes innovative designs can change British behaviour

EXCLUSIVE: 'Italian culture and water' may reduce excesses says global head of design Van Iterson.

Volkswagen emissions scandal: CEO Martin Winterkorn quits

BREAKING: VW boss resigned after news that company had rigged US diesel car emissions tests.

Ally Calvert death: Police apologise for wrongly saying 18 year old took laughing gas at party

London teenager actually died from undiagnosed heart condition, despite police allegations.

Pope Francis speech at the White House on immigration and climate change [Full text]

Pope Francis spoke during an arrival ceremony at the White House in Washington.

Inside Gangland London: 'Money was like toilet paper - we were the black Goodfellas'

As part of IBTimes UK's investigation into London's street gangs, we look at the glamour crime brings.

Bangladeshi secular activists take part in a torch-lit protest against the killing of blogger Niloy Chakrabarti, who used the pen-name Niloy Neel, in Dhaka on August

Bangladesh blogger murders: Islamist hit-list highlights risk to writers at home and abroad

Four secularist bloggers have been murdered in Bangladesh in 2015 for expressing their views.

Nigeria Boko Haram: Security increased over Eid al-Adha attack fears

Extra personnel deployed and movement restricted days after at least 100 were killed in Maiduguri blasts.

Migrant crisis: Dachau concentration camp being used to house refugees

Buildings that used to host Nazi death machine's herb gardens being used as shelter by migrants.

Who is drug CEO Martin Shkreli and why is he the most hated man on the internet?

IBTimes UK profiles Turin Pharmaceuticals founder Martin Shkreli following backlash for 5,500% price hike.

Dog mauled to death after intruder breaks into sanctuary and forces animals to fight

Tennessee animal shelter forced to raise thousands for security cameras after incident.

105-year-old Japanese runner 'Golden Bolt' dashes to 100m record and challenges Usain Bolt

Centenarian Japanese sprinter has become a star in his home country.

Female genital mutilation: More than 1,000 new cases recorded in England in three months

Some 1,036 newly recorded cases of FGM emerged during data collection from April 2015 until June 2015.

Ali Mohammed Al-Nimr: Why does Saudi Arabia behead and crucify prisoners?

Crucifixion has traditionally been reserved for criminal gangs and bandits.

Cinema staff to patrol screenings with night-vision goggles to combat movie piracy

New measures in place to stop people illegally recording upcoming movies such as 007 blockbuster Spectre.

Australia: WW2 aircraft underwater for 70 years uncovered by RAAF [Video]

Video released by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) shows the aircraft at sea.

Binge drinking: How Amsterdam's night mayor Mirik Milan is trying to kick the city's habit

EXCLUSIVE: Mirik Milan tells IBTimes UK liberal measures have curbed 'coma drinking' in Amsterdam

Egypt: President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi pardons Al Jazeera journalists Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed

BREAKING: President grants pardons to 100 prisoners, including two female activists.

Calais migrant crisis: Video shows police use tear gas to clear refugee camp

Footage shows French police in riot gear forcibly evict 350 mostly Syrian refugees.

Fundraising review proposes new watchdog to rebuild public's shattered trust in charities

Review also called for it to be made easier for people to opt out of receiving fundraising literature.

US-trained Division 30 rebels surrender weapons to jihadists Jabhat al-Nusra

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said 75 fighters from the division had crossed into Syria.

Mexico: Nine injured after students clash with riot police over 2014 Iguala mass kidnapping

Striking students from the school where 43 trainee teachers went missing last year fought with police.

Shakira video: Colombian pop star holds press conference with UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon

Hips Don't Lie hitmaker spoke on the importance of providing funding for early childhood development.

Nepal becomes first Asian nation to include non-discriminatory laws for LGBT community

Nepal third country after South Africa and Ecuador to protect LGBT rights.

Westminster child abuse inquiry 'on verge of collapse' after police admit error over key witness evidence

Ex-Tory MP Harvey Proctor claims police preparing 'exit strategy' due to lack of evidence.

Happy Birthday song in public domain as US judge rules out copyright claim by Warner-Chappell

Warner/Chappell claims Happy Birthday copyright through acquisition of musical basis of the song.

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