SOCIETY

British man drowns at deep end of swimming pool in Dubai hotel while on honeymoon.

Australian police taskforce consider using anti-libido drugs on child sex offenders as alternative to prison.

Police confirm the suspect has died in hospital of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

IBTimes UK investigates the motives of Bryce Williams, who gunned down former colleagues live on air.

170 tonnes of over-ripe tomatoes were flung in the yearly festival.

Tributes are pouring in for Alison Parker and Adam Ward who were slain during a live broadcast earlier today.

Bears can now roam free on acres of land at Colorado Wild Animal Sanctuary after being caged for years.

Video shows Trevor Harper propose to partner of nine years at Austin Methodist church.

Alison Parker "and I were very much in love. We just moved in together. I am numb," wrote WDBJ7 anchor Chris Hurst

Kiir expected to sign South Sudan peace deal after provoking wrath of international community.

Travel firm predicts tourism boost for Iran if international sanctions lifted in early 2016.

50 bodies found in the hold of migrant boat headed towards Italy and 430 migrants rescued.

The streets of Bunol run red as 20,000 people pelt each other with tomatoes in the 70th La Tomatina festival.

Antakya explosion claims life of Syrian rebel commander.

Kimberly Triolet and Jorge Rodriguez made a splash 25 August, marrying underwater five miles off Key Largo.

A reporter and cameraman for a CBS affiliate in Virginia were shot dead by a gunman live on air.

A judge in New York state has granted a man permission to access his ex-wife's Facebook profile for evidence.

IBTimes UK gets unique access to the hard-line Jewish settlement of Yitzhar.

Showers and cloudy skies expected to blight the bank holiday weekend.

Travellers on our nation's railways will be victim to big delays during the bank holiday.

Newly-elected conservative mayor continues anti-LGBT campaign also attacking Sir Elton John.

Marcy Borders, survivor of the 9/11 terror attacks who was captured in a powerful photographs, has died.

Public health officials warned beachgoers to stay out of the water along Honolulu's famed Waikiki Beach.

German chancellor heckled during visit to asylum seeker shelter in eastern town of Heidenau.

A photographer manages to capture photos showing the harsh realities of life in poverty-stricken North Korea.

Nus went to unusual lengths to prove not all MPs are 'frosty and inaccessible'.

IBTimes UK profiles the controversial self-styled King of Infidelity.

Ashley Madison has sought to take down databases and some sites have used addresses for commercial gain.

Clashes, after brief arrest of protest leader Hardik Patel, claim three lives.