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Group of black-clad female fighters appears in video of training camp 'of victory and women empowerment'.

IS's sophisticated survival techniques are making Twitter monitors look foolish.

The UN said $174m will help some 200,000 Nigerians who are unable to return to their homes.

Authorities launch murder investigation after dog walker makes horrific discovery on Wednesday morning.

Former British student Kiyemba held over killing in Uganda.

Margaret Tyler is amongst Britain's most ardent royal fans.

Police launch new appeal to find killer of women found naked and cuffed in her home in 1995.

Report claims that devices could be used to evade legal responsibility for targeting civilians.

The Roma community believe the proposal is an "unlawful discrimination"

What It's Like by Everlast plays in background in police officer Slager's car while Scott is pulled over.

Already high malnutrition levels are expected to sharply increase throughout Yemen.

Elderly and those with health problems warned as smog mixed with Saharan dust hits England.

The government has threatened to cancel the group's licence permanently.

Prostitutes in Amsterdam protest against planned closures of windows in the city's red light district.

Vicar was told sandals were banned due to health and safety despite his protests.

Guildford driver found at wheel with DVD player watching Lord of the Rings while driving at 60mph on M25.

The mother and a five-year-old child survived after the Toyota Kluger plunged into a lake near Melbourne.

Some of the 1.5 million Syrian refugees have brought with them large numbers of unvaccinated animals.

UNHCR says more than 300 Yemeni refugees have arrived in Djibouti.

Jennifer Barnett, 60, died in September 2014 after contracting mesothelioma – an asbestos related disease.

Van Haften was deemed a flight risk after spending several months in Turkey trying to enter Syria to join IS.

British police reveal more on how the thieves made off with valuables estimated to be worth up to £200m.

Biography co-authored by son of Dutch resistance activist Bep Voskuijl airs new theory over 1944 mystery.

The supervisor's security clearance was also suspended.

With new evidence emerging of complicity between Russian government and mafia, IBTimes profiles the key players

IBTimes UK speaks to veterans of Ukraine conflict - and finds country is facing mental health crisis as soldiers return home.

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge admit they still don't know if their second child will be a boy or girl.

Jury to decide on capital punishment for 21-year-old found guilty over deadly attack in 2013

Iran's Supreme Leader compares Saudi-led air strikes against Houthis to Israel's 'genocide' against Palestinians