Result Page 367 for Latest Society News & Archive

'I am so sorry': Christian pensioner thanks Finsbury Park imam in tearful video

"You don't have to apologise because he doesn't represent you and he doesn't Britain," Imam Mohammed Mahmoud said.

Men wear skirts to work to protest shorts ban in Europe heatwave

One employee wore pink dress to get company to change its dress code rules.

Hundred killed in Central African Republic day after ceasefire signed

Violence erupts in Bria town as truce fails to halt sectarian conflict that has killed thousands since 2013.

Theresa May admits Grenfell Tower response was 'failure'

PM previously criticised for her handling of the tower block fire in west London

More news

Catholic church digitally fingerprinting priests

Catholic church to digitally fingerprint priests who work with children

Pilot background checking scheme run by Montreal church aims to protect minors from abuse.

Grenfell Tower survivors will be rehoused in luxury Kensington Row apartments

The properties will include a 24-hour concierge and a private cinema.

Hamas is behind Gaza's suffering, not Israel

No work, no water, and now no light: The oppression of Gazan people is the bloodline of Hamas.

Meet the black Labrador who gets high twice a day to calm her separation anxiety

Pets and farm animals are now being treated with marijuana for physical and mental ailments.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth Says Brexit Deal Is Government's Top Priority In Speech To Parliament

Queen 'trolls Brexit' with her EU hat during speech

Twitters users suggest the Queen is showing support for EU while delivering speech in House of Lords.

'My family wanted to stone me to death': How I fled Afghanistan only to be abused and alone in London

IBTimes UK interviews refugee Laila, who now helps Afghan women in abusive relationships.

Read Queen's Speech in full outlining Tory legislative plans

Queen deliverers speech in House of Lords following opening of parliament

Yulin dog meat festival begins: Reports of notorious event being banned or cancelled are false

Tens of thousands of dogs and cats are expected to be killed during the 10-day controversial festival.

Queen confirms there will be no state visit from Donald Trump

No mention of US President during Queen's Speech followed calls to cancel suggested visit

Real-life Shawshank Redemption: Convicts escape Bali prison via drainage tunnel

Four foreigners dragged themselves through a 20in-by-28in drainage tunnel at Kerobokan Prison.

Thousands Flee As Boko Haram Militants Attack Maiduguri Killing 14

Suspected Boko Haram militants ambush 200 vehicles and kill two in northern Nigeria attack

Militants and security forces engaged in a 30-minute long fight in restive Borno state.

Man kills self after break-up but shares final moments with ex-girlfriend through video call

The woman was reportedly booked for abetment to suicide on her wedding day on 19 June.

Second man dies in quest to find £1.5m hidden treasure in New Mexico

The treasure chest was hidden by millionaire Forrest Fenn in the Rocky Mountains in 2010.

Brussels bomber was Moroccan national carrying device filled with nails

Belgium avoided a serious terrorist attack, its interior minister said.

Day of Rage protests taking place to 'bring down government' following Grenfell Tower

Demonstrations will happen at same time at the Queen's Speech.

Watch Canadian woman demand 'white doctor without brown teeth' in shocking racist rant

Woman seeking help for son at clinic demands doctor who speaks "perfect English" and was born in Canada.

Riot police clash with youths 'armed with knives' in London's Stamford Hill

At least one person stabbed as police called to disperse group of youths 'coming from nearby block party'.

Brazil police accuse President Michel Temer of taking bribes

If Brazil's top prosecutor agrees, Congress will decide whether Temer should be investigated.

Man waving shoehorn outside London Central Mosque tasered and arrested

Incident occurred just days after a van ploughed into pedestrians outside a mosque in Finsbury Park.

Human toe served in signature drink stolen from Canada pub

The pub in Dawson City has served its signature drink, the Sourtoe Cocktail, for over 40 years.

Otto Warmbier's death remains mystery as family declines autopsy

Warmbier died on 19 June in Ohio after spending about 17 months in North Korean captivity.

Hostages held by Islamist militants who stormed school in Philippines' Mindanao island freed

However, military said that they were investigating if five civilians were still being held by the militants.

Dashcam footage of Philando Castile shooting released by authorities

The video was released days after officer Jeronimo Yanez was acquitted in Castile's death.

New York financier found dead 'after late-night gay hookup gone wrong'

The 57-year-old CEO was found naked with a wet towel stuffed in his mouth, authorities said.

Freight train derails in Boulder, Colorado

Colorado authorities call for evacuation after freight train derails in Boulder

Businesses within a 100 yards were evacuated after the incident, police said.

California brain surgeon accused of wanting to impregnate women so he could abuse the children

James Kohut could face 165 years in prison if convicted.

Woman 'gang-raped by up to 5 men in caravan at popular nudist club'

Kent Police are investigating an incident at the Eureka Sun Club in Fawkham, near Dartford.

Baby dangled from 15th-floor apartment window so relative could get 1,000 'likes' on Facebook

A man in Algeria was handed a two-year jail term after posting '1,000 likes or I will drop him'.

Couple enjoy expensive lobster dinner for Father's Day as children are forced to wait in hot car

The children's father was confronted by Seahorse restaurant owner Donald Hadwin.

Belgian police 'neutralise' person wearing 'explosive belt' at Brussels Central Station

Police say that they have the incident under control after a cordon was set up on Tuesday evening.

Promoted in Society

SOCIETY