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Farah Baker tweets about Israeli attacks in Gaza as IDF's ground invasion continues

Students and politicians have criticised the decision by the Top 100 university.

Activists GetUp! allege Adani took anti-coal video off YouTube with fake copyright claims.

Writer Richard Dawkins used rape and paedophilia as examples of logical syllogisms on Twitter

Political ally of presidential hopeful Ghani Ahmadzai killed in suicide attack.

Lord of Darkness has been targeting Polish priest Marian Rajchel after exorcism.

Facebook-style study shows dating site told 'bad' couples they were good for each other.

ResPublica believes workers at financial firms should take a moral oath after a spate of scandals.

IDF shells new areas of Gaza, blames Hamas for shelling playground and hospital

Former shadow police minister does not "condone domestic violence under any circumstances"

1,350 troops, 350 armoured and other vehicles to join Nato's 'Exercise Black Eagle'

Security expert Brian Krebs reports Beijing-sponsored Comment Crew attacked Israeli defence companies

Unless the athlete achieves achieves a clean sweep of innocent verdicts, he is looking at prison time.

Feasting after fasting can bring myriad physical and emotional problems - here's how to avoid them.

IBTimes UK examines the popular practice of clay cleansing and the diet industry.

Paul Sweeney's children were hit by an avalanche on Europe's tallest mountain in the Alps

Morsi remarks come as IDF's ground invasion of Gaza continues to claim lives

Video showing a dog reunite with family member goes viral with over 17 million viewers.

IDF allegedly strike Gaza main hospital as well as refugee camp

Paper accidently prints picture of deceased Jackass star instead of soldier Guy Boyland on front page

Tension in prisons reaches boiling point in sweltering conditions with inmates confined due to staff shortages.

Hot water used to wipe out maggots on the senior's dining table.

Astronomical observations engraved on rocks dating back 4,000 years discovered in Peru.

Millions of Muslims across the world are celebrating Eid al-Fitr, the end of Ramadan.

IBTimes UK speaks to an 86-year-old Donetsk woman who paints a tragic picture of the tumult.

Emails discovered by civil liberties group show Florida police have used StingRay since 2009.

Kiev says black boxes' data shows Malaysia Airlines plane was downed by a missile.

Fears of a rise in anti-Jewish sentiment after anti-Semitic graffiti and posters are uncovered in Rome.

Young now biggest swindlers as fraud in first-half of 2014 cost victims £317m.