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Online giant Amazon facing pressure over Holocaust denial books

Titles were removed from Amazon in countries where Holocaust denial is illegal

£2m of rare books stolen from Heathrow Airport in Mission Impossible-type heist

'Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol' Tom Cruise

Raiders stole a 1566 copy of Nicolaus Copernicus's De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium worth around £215,000.

Hamburg Airport evacuated after suspected chemical leak

Hamburg Airport toxic gas leak February 2017

50 reported to have been taken to hospital after the gas leak.

Woman in her 70s killed in 'deliberate and targeted' Kilmarnock house fire

Police in Scotland have launched a murder inquiry after a woman was killed in a house fire.

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Bulgarian thug battered pregnant London hotel worker leaving her in a vegetative state

Petar Petrov, 31, stabbed pregnant fiancée in during fight in north London

Teenage girls regularly raped by traffickers injected with dangerous contraceptive

Girls as young as 13 expect to raped by people traffickers on journey to Europe.

Hitler impersonator 'Harald Hitler' seen at dictator's birthplace in Austria

Glorifying Hitler or the Nazis is a criminal offence in Austria, which was annexed by Nazi Germany in 1938.

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe slams North Korea missile test as 'absolutely intolerable'

Missile travelled for 500km and crashed in the Sea of Japan

Unexploded WW2 bomb sparks evacuation of thousands in Greece's Thessaloniki

This is the biggest peacetime evacuation in Greece's history, reports said.

Valentine's Day: How to say 'I love you' in 10 different languages

If you don't have time to get a gift, you could try to impress your other half with your linguistic skills.

Yale University to rename Calhoun College following protests over slavery controversy

The college will be renamed after computer scientist Grace Murray Hopper.

Think tank claims 72 terrorists convicted in US were from countries on Trump's travel ban list

However, the majority of people on the convicted list were not from these countries.

St. Louis woman shot in the stomach after hitting man with a broomstick

The 22-year-old is in a critical condition.

Man sues supermarket after finding £11k stash of cocaine in Nesquik milkshake powder

The unwitting shopper found a 250g packet of the class A drug in the chocolate powder.

‘Baton rape’ of black man in police custody sparks protests in French cities

Car set alight and tear gas fired as protests over Paris 'baton rape' of black man turn violent

A 22-year-old man claims police sodomised him with a baton during an ID check.

Glasgow woman dies after being hit by two cars as she crossed busy road

Nadia Sattar, 43, was crossing Nithsdale Road when she was struck by two vehicles.

Sportswear firm Nebbia offers to refund racist customers

Nebbia CEO Martin Peck, said his firm doesn't want 'people who feel racial hatred to wear our clothes'.

Rachel Einspahr Severence Colorado bank robber

Babysitter who used children in bank robbery faces six years in jail

The Colorado woman passed the teller a note saying a man had a gun aimed at the kids.

Leeds schoolboy who was stabbed to death named as Irfan Fazil, 16

Friends and family said the tragic teenager had a 'bright future ahead of him.'

Donald Trump refers to Elizabeth Warren as 'Pocahontas' in awkward White House meeting

Democrats in the meeting were told 'Pocahontas is now the face of your party'.

Amon Göth was hanged in 1945 after being convicted at a war crimes trial

Kraków home where Nazi butcher Amon Göth tortured Jews to be a luxury mansion

The developer who owns the property, rejected offers to turn the building into a Holocaust memorial.

Aide to Michael Flynn forced out of job due to row over Russian sanctions

Robin Townley has been refused security clearance required to be on National Security Council.

Sydney heatwave sets off fireworks left in a parked car's boot

Blistering temperatures could hit a record high of 48C

12 million people expected to be struck by famine in Yemen warns United Nations

The UN says that 17.1 million people struggle to eat in the war-torn country.

Russian city sees domestic violence incidents double after Putin decriminalises beatings

Between 12,000-14,000 Russian women are killed every year because of domestic abuse.

Jin Xing celebrates an illustrious career as China's first openly transgender celebrity

Jin Xing has celebrated a career as China's most-loved TV presenter and is openly transgender.

Turkish forces and opposition groups enter Syrian town of Al-Bab held by Isis

The confrontation is likely to put the fragile ceasefire at risk.

Nicola Sturgeon writes to Theresa May over 'shameful' backtrack on helping child refugees

Scotland's First Minister said it was the UK's 'moral duty' to take on more unaccompanied child refugees.

7 police officers and pro-reform protesters killed during clashes in Iraq

Thousands were in Baghdad's Tahrir Square after cleric Moqtada al-Sadr called for a protest.

Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu to be indicted on bribery charges, reports say

The prime minister is accused of accepting cigars and wine from a Hollywood producer.

US immigration agency defiant after critics blast arrest of 360 people across four states

Marin insists that only 10 immigrants arrested did not have a criminal record.

Iranian surgeon cancels trip to Iran to perform life-saving surgeries over travel ban fears

The doctor is scared to leave the US to work in Iran, in case the travel ban is upheld.

Refugees are crossing US border into Canada in attempt to get to safety

Canadian agencies are taking up to 10 applications a day from refugees leaving the US

How to buy Valentine's Day gifts online without falling victim to scams and hacks

IBTimes UK helps you out with useful tips on how to stay safe while shopping online.

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