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Sales team voted most likely to hook up at the office Christmas party

20% of office workers would hook up with someone at their office Christmas party. But 1 in 10 admit they caught an STI from a coworker or know someone who has.

Asda worker jailed for life after stabbing mother to death in row over £24-a-week child support

Former Asda worker Mark Morris, who murdered Emma Day, the mother of their six-year-old daughter, because he didn't want to pay £24-a-week child support has been jailed for life.

French mother, 53, confesses to secretly killing five of her babies

A French woman was charged by police Thursday (30 November) after confessing to secretly killing five of her babies, bringing a 14-year-old cold case to a chilling end.

'Bomb on board' Wi-Fi network name causes emergency landing on Turkish Airlines flight

A Turkish Airlines flight from Nairobi to Istanbul had to be diverted for an emergency landing after a Wi-Fi network called 'Bomb on board' alarmed passengers.

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Family arrested after 7-year-old boy perishes in freezing weather outside Birmingham home

Mother and great uncle arrested after Hakeem Hussain found dead after going into cardiac arrest in Nechells.

In pictures: Muslims around the world celebrate Mawlid, the birthday of Islam's Prophet Muhammad

Muslims around the world are celebrating the birth of the prophet Muhammad, which occurs on the 12th day of Rabi' al-awwal, the third month in the Islamic calendar.

Swedish man receives 10 years jail for online sexual offences against children

Bjorn Samstrom was found guilty of forcing teenagers from the US, Canada and Britain to perform sexual acts in front of webcams.

ARA San Juan: 'Uncontrolled electric shock' and hydrogen gas may have killed crew of missing sub

The frigate's former captain and naval engineer Horacio Tobías believes hydrogen poisoning may have led to the deaths of the sailors.

Undocumented Mexican immigrant acquitted in San Francisco woman Kate Steinle's death to be deported

The verdict has upset several people in the US, including US President Donald Trump, who called it "disgraceful".

Deadly chemical identified in vial used by Croat war criminal Slobodan Praljak to commit suicide

A preliminary test was conducted of the substance and an investigation is ongoing to discover how the poison was smuggled into the court.

Maryland man allegedly rapes another man while impersonating a police officer

The 36-year-old Michael Leon Bell had stopped the victim to see his ID without telling why and then patted him down.

Drunk British woman punches Thomas Cook air hostess and threatens to 'rip her head off'

Charity worker Bernadette Briggs avoided jail time because most of her "psychotic episode" occurred while the flight was grounded.

Kim Jong-un's half-brother was carrying bottles of antidote in his backpack, says report

The 12 bottles contained Atropine, a medication used to combat the effects of nerve agents including VX.

Trump's tweets on Pyongyang may not 'translate into action' says top South Korean presidential adviser

Advisor to South Korea's president, Moon Chung-in, tells IBTimes UK despite his tweets on Pyongyang, Donald Trump's wishes may not be "translated into actions".

Crack and heroin gang kidnapped and tortured man in field they thought had stolen £40k drug stash

The gang wrongly suspected a man stole £30,000 to £40,000 of crack cocaine and heroin from a drugs safe house in Plumstead, south east London.

Boy, 11, was raped, hung with a wire and dismembered 'in suspected satanic ritual'

An 11-year-old boy from Argentina was kidnapped, raped, hung with a wire and dismembered in a suspected satanic ritual in 2016.

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Ocelot captured using man-made path through jungle at night wins ecology photography contest

Although we think of man as having negative impacts on wildlife, several cats species use paths to rapidly move around the rainforest.

Donald Trump edges closer to moving US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem

The US President reportedly spoke on the matter for over an hour with aides as the deadline to waive a 1995 law mandating the move looms.

Murder victim's dad detonates grenades in courtroom killing himself and defendant

A murder victim's father detonated two grenades in Nikipol, a Ukrainian city in Dnipropetrovsk, with police saying he 'died on the spot after the explosion'.

Argentine military submarine ARA San Juan

Argentina calls off search for 44-strong crew of missing submarine ARA San Juan

Argentina's navy has abandoned its search for the missing submarine ARA San Juan because it has "not been possible to locate".

Sex trafficking ring 'forced women and minors to prostitute themselves from caves'

Spanish authorities arrested 40 suspects, mostly of Nigerian origin, in connection with a sex trafficking ring that forced its victims to work as prostitutes in caves.

Poppi Worthington: Dead baby's DNA found on father's genitals, hearing told

Poppi Worthington died in December 2012 with a family judge ruling that on the balance of probabilities her father 'perpetrated a penetrative assault' on his daughter.

Teenage Fight Club: Girls brawl in disturbing viral videos as onlookers cheer

Graphic videos have been popping on Youtube, depicting young girls violently punching and kicking each other in organised brawls.

Woman homeless after thieves drive off with her static caravan home

Police appealing for information after Devon woman's home placed on to a low-loader and stolen by thieves.

Donald Trump has 'early stage dementia' claims TV host Joe Scarborough

Speaking live on air during MSNBC's Morning Joe, he spoke out about the temperament of Donald Trump.

This dog is so mischievous it was banned from an entire US state

Jack the Siberian Husky was banned from the US state of Maryland - and the internet is trying to figure out why

Asda worker apologised to daughter before killing mother over £24-a-week child support

Mark Morris, 39, stabbed Emma Day, 33, with a kitchen knife as she taking her kids home from school.

US troops will be sent to war with freeze-dried blood plasma

US troops to be sent to warzones with freeze-dried blood plasma to prevent them from bleeding to death on battlefield.

Divergence in IEA and Opec oil demand growth forecasts 'not concerning', says Qatari minister

Mohammed Saleh Al-Sada tells IBTimes UK that global crude demand remains healthy and the market is rebalancing.

Mass grave with 90 skeletons discovered in central Madrid

Remains of dozens of skeletons found on building site in Spanish capital believed to be from 17th century.

Why are Paul Golding and Jayda Fransen still verified on Twitter?

Twitter has declined to answer questions around the personal – verified - account of Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, who was retweeted by Donald Trump.

Teacher who had sex with teenager in a school cupboard thought it made him 'happy'

Sydney teacher accused of sexual relationship with 17-year-old student.

Russia will allow rainbow flags at World Cup despite 'gay propaganda law'

Russian footballer Alexei Smertin says rainbow flags will be tolerated at World Cup despite gay propaganda law that bans promotion of homosexuality to under-18s.

Puff puff pooch: Medicinal marijuana company plans weed treats for sick dogs

True Leaf wants to sell marijuana-extract chews and treats as health supplement to beat joint pain, anxiety and inflammation.

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