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Documentarian also says all blacks in US jails for non-violent crimes should be released.

EU authorities confirm 1,000 Europeans, mostly Himalayan trekkers, still missing.

Hostages rescued from militants' hideout in Sambisa forest.

A tsunami warning was issued along the coast of the quake's epicentre, but was later lifted.

Mourners left touching tributes for the abandoned baby boy, who police have been unable to identify.

Officer says bomb targeting police patrols could have caused 'carnage'

The downed helicopter led to the deaths of three Mexican troops.

Sir Norman Bettison regrets claiming fans misbehaved in the run-up to the 1989 football tragedy

20 years later, Christopher Scarver opens up about what led to the killing of the murderer.

The man, identified as James Barton Horn Jr, is now on the run from police.

The CPS confirmed they have received a 'full file of allegations' against an 85-year-old man in relation to Operation Yewtree.

'We're hoping for a granddaughter this time,' heir to the throne tells 100-year-old Welsh Guards veteran

'Off the scale' downpours sweep car with eight-year old boy, two adults off flooded road in east Australia

Monica Spear and her ex-husband were killed in a robbery on the Valencia highway in 2014.

Kenyan Somali community faces daily arbitrary arrests, harassment, and ill-treatment

The three-storey collapse, thought to be construction-related, left at least one injured and one vehicle crushed.

Cheering crowds gather where days before were violent riots.

Former Falkirk MP grappled with youngsters in yet another dust-up.

A look back at the headlines that dominated the week's global and domestic news agenda.

They said it: praise for Ed Miliband and the making of Caitlin Moran.

Two giant teddy bears were delivered to the Lindo wing of St Mary's hospital in London on Friday (1 May).

The 20 most common online dating cliches, phrases, lines and what they really mean

Michael De Bidaph pleaded guilty to illegally possessing firearms and ammunition.

Demonstrators torched cars and smashed bank windows during a protest against the opening of Milan's Expo 2015.

Prosecutor says officers failed to secure Gray in police van, and when they arrived at station he had sustained fatal injuries.

IBTimes UK speaks to a curriculum vitae design expert about how to get your resumé read

Milan: Police fired teargas against masked protesters who set cars and rubbish bins on fire

IBTimes UK spoke to AIDS-Free World's Paula Donovan, who leaked UN report into alleged abuses.

International network of human traffickers had its base at migrant holding camp near Catania.