DNA tests have confirmed body parts of Mirei Ikuta were found in near her home in Kobe, Honshu
Shaanxi restauranteur secretly added poppy seed powder to noodles.
Barbican withdraw Brett Bailey's Exhibit B – The Human Zoo from viewing following complaints.
The car owner discovered the presence of the giant beast only when he tried to unlock the dashboard.
Bus passenger subjected to anti-Semitic comments while travelling through heart of London's Jewish community.
An Edmonton City Council member has given his blessing to a life-size statue of superhero Wolverine being made.
Turkey's secular opposition is in rage after Erdogan lifts headscarf ban in state high schools.
Muslim preacher cleared of terrorism charges.
IBTimes UK looks at traditional foods, customs and fasting on Yom Kippur to end the High Holy Days period.
18-year-old 'person of interest' had threatened to kill PM Tony Abbott
Wesolowski could serve up to 12 years in the first trial for sexual abuse to be held inside Vatican.
A landscaper died after an horrific accident in which he tripped and fell head first into a wood chipper, according to Florida Police.
The unwanted dining companions will face a new enemy, a giant robo-bird, which costs £4,000
The orgasms are not related to any self-driven feelings of sexual desire or physical stimulus.
Barbara Henning makes fresh plea for Isis to release her aid-worker husband Alan
US commitment to stop using antipersonnel landmines anywhere in the world except Korea doesn't go far enough, say Human Rights Watch.
School says it will challenge any clothing 'which does not allow teacher-student interactions'
Thomlinson's inspiration came from the season four finale of Fox TV series, The Walking Dead.
Military spokesman says schoolgirls in custody not from Chibok mass kidnapping
Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, the son-in-law of Osama bin Laden received a life imprisonment term for terrorism-related charges at a New York trial.
Figures relate to Sierra Leone and Liberia as US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention releases new report.
UPS employee opens fire at company facility in the US.
IBTimes UK looks at the origins of one of the most important Jewish festivities
Press Gazette demanding reform to protect insiders who expose uncomfortable truths.
Demonstrators stop and climb aboard train carrying 1,500 tonnes of coal to Cottam power station
Evidence of Islamic State fighters adapting to US air strikes by mixing with local population.
Cookbook launched to raise awareness on safe sex sheds light on Japan's lack of awareness on STDs.
New York prosecutors find Jordanian bank liable for supporting Islamist militants Hamas
Italian police seizes assets of Russian businessman close to President Putin.
Following Spain's decision to scrap an abortion bill, IBTimes UK looks at tough abortion laws worldwide