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Iraq Crisis: Isis Jihadists Storm South Towards Baghdad

Fighting heads towards last major town before capital Baghdad.

Parents Outraged as 'Baby Shaming' Trend Sweeps the Internet

A step too far? Some parents denounce the latest move at humiliating children.

Iraq Crisis: Who are Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, World's Richest Terror Group?

A look at the Iraqi Jihadist group who seized Mogul and looted $429m.

Online Media Awards: IBTimes UK Shortlisted for Six Prestigious Journalism Prizes

IBTimes UK up for six awards including Online Editor of the Year, Digital Writer of the Year and Best National/World News Site.

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Aviation Expert: MH370 Evidence Points to Indian Ocean

Malaysia Parliament Won't Reveal Officers who Detected MH370 on Military Radar

MP Steven Sim Chee Keong wants Ministry of Defence to name officers who saw plane re-enter their military airspace.

Lee Rigby was killed broad daylight in Woolwich, southeast London (MoD)

Lee Rigby Memorial Planned for Woolwich Following Campaign

Greenwich council confirms it has met with Rigby's family to discuss memorial for murdered soldier.

Match.com Finds Your Perfect Date with Facial Recognition of Your Ex

Match.com can now scan its database of members to find a date who looks just like your ex.

Inside Jacques Rougerie's Futuristic Ocean Explorer SeaOrbiter

SeaOrbiter will cost $48 million and will be capable of exploring the ocean and abyss indefinitely.

Homeless Fonts: Typefaces Based on Handwriting of People Living on the Streets of Barcelona

Typefaces based on the handwriting of homeless people go on sale.

Migrants from Sub-Saharian areas stand on a rescue boat of Italy's Navy ship San Giorgio after being rescued in open international waters in the Mediterranean Sea between the Italian and the Libyan coasts

Italy: Refugees 'Left Stranded and Starving' in Rome and Milan

UN agency says Italy abandoned hundreds of asylum seekers from Syria, Somalia and Eritrea in parking lots.

Pan Inuit Trails - the first interactive atlas to trace the ancient network of trails used by the Inuits

First Ever Interactive Atlas of Ancient Inuit Arctic Trails Goes Live

Researchers have mapped out an extensive network of ancient routes across North America passed down through generations

Australian Mum Poisoned Daughter With Cancer Drugs to Attract Sympathy on Facebook

Woman's four-year-old daughter suffered life-threatening illnesses, including bone marrow failure.

Stunning Mayan Temple Discovered in Guatemala

Archaeologists in Guatemala have discovered what they believe is an ancient Mayan religious house.

JK Rowling Magics-Up £1m For Scotland's 'Better Together' Campaign

Harry Potter author hopes to keep her adopted country in the UK for medical research purposes.

Fifa World Cup: Purin the Super Beagle is Ready for Rio as Her Video Goes Viral

Purin the Super Beagle's Incredible Footballing Skills Make Her an Internet Sensation

Tennessee Satanist Gregory Scott Hale Arrested for Murder and Cannibalism

Gregory Scott Hale admits chopping up Lisa Hyder's body and eating parts of her during a satanic ritual.

China: Students Use High Tech 'James Bond' Spy Devices to Cheat in College Exams

Students use devices straight out of a James Bond film to help them in exams.

How Skateboarding and Drones Are at the Heart of Budapest's Socioeconomic Regeneration

Skateboarder Balázs Jassek works with Vodafone to highlight monuments and landmarks in Hungary's capital city

Madeleine McCann: Police Bring in Sniffer Dogs in New Area Search in Praia Da Luz

Police continue investigating areas surrounding the Ocean Park resort, Portugal, where Madeleine disappeared seven years ago.

Heroin Worth £5m Woven into Pakistani Rugs Seized at Manchester Airport

Two men arrested after 50kg of heroin was found in rugs that arrived from Peshawar via Abu Dhabi

Egypt: President Sisi Vows Crackdown on Sex Crimes

Country's new head of state calls mass sexual assault 'unacceptable'.

Women After Arab Spring: 'Rape, Like Bombs, Used as War Weapon'

Experts discuss increasing violence in Arab countries caught up in recent political upheaval.

Egyptian Activist Alaa Abdel Fattah Sentenced to 15 Years in Jail

Blogger and co-founder of April 6 Youth Movement is given prison sentence for peaceful protest.

Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Solar Flare, Exam Cheats, Prince Harry Goat

Best photos of the day: 11 June 2014.

The proud Scots have a long history in South Africa

My South African Adventure: DSTv Music Festival Plays Host to Racial Harmony

Cath Everett is pleasantly surprised to find an even mix of black and white fans attending DSTv music and food festival.

'Frolicking' Teens Die in Tragic Deptford Balcony Plunge

The Metropolitan Police are not treating the deaths of the Deptford teenagers as suspicious.

Libor Fixing Scandal: ex-Rabobank Trader Takayuki Yagami Pleads Guilty in US Criminal Case

He pleaded guilty to his role in attempting manipulate Yen Libor

Icap Hit by Swap Trading Regulation and Tough Market Conditions

Libor Fixing Scandal: European Commission Names Icap in Yen Rate Fixing Probe

The European Commission voiced concerns over the role the interdealer broker played in the scandal

Mother and Son Filmed 'Poisoning' Elderly Relative for Inheritance

Just how common is it for someone to kill to gain an inheritance?

Boris Johnson Provokes Fury by Buying Water Cannons 'Just in Case'

Why is Mayor BoJo spending £218,000 on machines which aren't legal to use?

SNP leader Alex Salmond insists and independent Scotland would join the EU and keep the pound sterling in a currency union with the UK

Punter Bets £400,000 on a 'No' Vote for Scottish Independence

Short odds means gambler will only win £100,000 if Scotland retains union

Oregon Troutdale Shooting: Gunman Killed Student at Reynolds High School

Oregon police said a gunman killed a student at Reynolds high school in Troutdale

Global Private Wealth Rockets to more than £121tn

Private wealth around the globe has reached $152m (£121tn) as the number of millionaires rose.

Fake Blue Plaque Erected in Honour of Late Comic Rik Mayall

Unofficial blue plaque has appeared in Hammersmith Broadway west London to commemorate one of Mayall's most slapstick moments.

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