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CBI says Scotland's continued economic success is best achieved as part of UK

British honours system to be reintroduced after 25-year gap

From ongoing violence in Central African Republic to Nigeria's literature prize: the key stories from Africa

A letter smuggled to the BBC reveals Gulnara Karimova, Googoosha, has been allegedly beaten.

Californian Mary Virginia Jones was arrested and convicted of first-degree murder, kidnapping and robbery in the 80s.

Michelle Byrom was found guilty of hiring a friend of her son's to kill her husband in 1999.

Formula One legend in persistent coma has 'less and less chance of making full recovery'

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A boy,15, has appeared at Stratford Youth Court charged with her murder and possessing a firearm.

IBTimesUK looks at the top five most dangerous roads in the world.

Russia more isolated than it was for much of 20th century, says US president in 'regional power' swipe at Putin

First pornography journal called Porn Studies, published by Routledge, has been launched.

Unicef and World Wildlife Fund Received Unexpected Donations By Mistake.

St Paul's and Colet Court schools in London at centre of Times sex abuse allegations investigation

Porn survey reveals children in more than three million British families discovered watching explicit material

Conviction upheld on Gupta while insider trading friend Raj Rajaratnam serves 11 years

Mummified body of elderly tenant found in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin near Menton.

How do the Western powers stop Putin laughing in their faces?

Athlete says 'a lot ahead for us' as he faces prospect of going on the stand to say how and why he killed Steenkamp.

As Wall Street's Gordon Gekko would say, 'lousy unions'

Three base-jumping enthusiasts arrested for parachuting off One World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan.

Paintings of 18th and 19th century London juxtaposed with Google Street View images.

Former US president says Barack Obama could not have stopped Vladimir Putin

Defence lawyer tells court Pistorius was a victim of crime but police officer Adriaan Maritz begs to differ

Pro-Europe activists in Crimea were detained and tortured for 11 days, according to Human Rights Watch.

Andrew Rossig, James Brady and Marko Markovich arrested for jumping off New York's tallest skyscraper

Canadian tourist returning from Liberia hospitalised with Ebola-like symptoms.

Jason Wilson subjected bus passenger to a prolonged beating and temporarily blinded him with lemon juice

Jimmy Carter's new book A Call To Action he attributes religious texts to the "deprivation and abuse of women".