Man caught masturbating to 50 Shades Darker by military police sitting next to him in French cinema
The man was charged with public indecency.
Man dies taking selfie as Iranian dam bursts amid freak storms
The Middle Eastern nation has been gripped by floods, dust storms and avalanches.
Royal joint: Huge cannabis farm next door to Queen Elizabeth's Buckingham Palace busted
Three men have been accused of growing cannabis at a property in one of Britain's most expensive streets.
Ex-boxer Michael Watson appeals for witnesses after suspected carjacking
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Milo Yiannopoulos sparks outrage after defending paedophilia on radio show
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Staffordshire bull terrier dragged by car is killed instantly
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Parisian university accused of censorship after barring Putin critic over Russian reprisal fears
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Londoners fork out £365m for not tapping in and out with Oyster cards at Tube stations
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Latest photos of Iraqi forces' offensive to wipe out Isis in western Mosul
Federal police and elite interior ministry units known as Rapid Response are leading the charge toward the airport, just south of the city.
Tanzania: Deputy health minister brands homosexuality 'unnatural' in latest online rant
Deteriorating situation for Tanzanian gay community facing up to 30 years imprisonment.
One Day Without Us as it happened: Thousands of migrant workers join anti-Trump protests across UK
Thousands of migrant workers stage day of action amid huge anti-Trump demonstrations.
'Man-made' famine declared in South Sudan with millions on brink of starvation
The famine comes as a result of a prolonged civil war and an entrenched economic crisis that has devastated the East African nation.
Zimbabwe: President Robert Mugabe praises Donald Trump's nationalism
Mugabe says that the American billionaire should be given a chance to prove himself.
UK Weather: Storms to batter England and Scotland after mini heatwave
Experts are warning that road and rail services could be severely disrupted by the 70mph winds.
US serviceman dies in Iraq as Defence Secretary Jim Mattis makes surprise visit to the country
The US defence chief is expected to meet Iraqi PM Haider al-Abadi to discuss military operations against Isis.
One Jane Austen £5 note worth £50,000 left in UK circulation
The remaining banknote is thought to be in England but may have travelled across borders.
Starbucks palm trees set on fire in Milan's Piazza Duomo amid 'anti-Africanisation' protests
Palms and banana trees are being planted in the city's main square as part of a Starbucks-sponsored project.
Thai monks clash with security forces as hunt for former abbot enters fifth day
The search for Phra Dhammachayo poses one of the biggest challenges to the Thai junta.
Global arms trade highest since Cold War era with US and Russia top exporters
Based on a five-year study through 2016, India and Saudi Arabia are the leading importers of weapons.
What you need to know about the big anti-Trump protest in London against the president's state visit
The demonstration will take place as MPs debate a petition calling for the state visit to be cancelled.
Ceasefire set to take effect in eastern Ukraine
The deal is another attempt at implementing the Minsk peace agreement.
Sailor killed and 7 abducted from Vietnamese ship near Abu Sayyaf stronghold in Philippines
Of the 25 crewmen on board the MV Giang Hai, 17 were rescued by the Filipinio Coast Guard and soldiers.
Burundi: What next for Inter-Burundi dialogue after unsuccessful negotiations?
Facilitator Benjamin Mkapa intends to rely on the East African Community to try to unblock the situation.
State media slams reports that China stopped North Korea coal imports after Kim Jong-nam's murder
Communist Party mouthpiece calls Western speculation 'ludicrous'.
Double stabbing in Cheshunt Hertfordshire tweeted live by terrified neighbour
The attack in Turners Hill was described in real time on social media by a man believed to be a neighbour.
UK MPs debate pro and anti-Donald Trump petitions in Parliament
Controversial US president is expected to make a state visit to Britain in June.
Burundi: Victims' lawyer 'confident' ICC will soon launch investigation into crimes against humanity
Bernard Maingain tells IBTimes UK he has met with the Office of the Chief Prosecutor of the ICC.
'Davao Death Squad' member confesses to conducting assassinations on Duterte's orders
The retired police officer said he was paid to kill a radio talk show host who was critical of the Philippines leader.
US President Donald Trump explains what he meant by 'last night in Sweden' comment
The president's comments about a non-existing attack in the Nordic country were mocked on social media.
French dreaming spires: Oxford University eyes Paris campus to handle Brexit funding cut
Other universities, including Warwick are understood to be considering similar proposals.
Iraq: Isis leader who beheaded 4 Peshmerga fighters killed in latest coalition air strike
Islamic State group has threatened to eliminate Christians from Egypt and 'liberate Cairo'.
Mosul offensive: Iraqi forces make advances against Islamic State
On the way, the forces captured several villages, seized a power distribution station and killed many militants, including snipers.
Belgian PM holds 'intense' meeting with Mike Pence over future of European Union
Charles Michel stressed that there would be no fragmentation of the EU, during talks with the US vice president.
Duterte's daughter Sara offers her 'hand in peace' to Philippines communist rebels
Sara's offer came after her father called off peace talks with the rebels.
Syria conflict: At least 16 killed near Damascus in latest clashes between Assad's forces and rebels
Rebel groups have warned that continued government strikes against them have put ceasefire in jeopardy.
Asking prices for UK homes in February see weakest month-on-month increase since 2009
Prices rose 2%, giving UK houses an average price tag of £306,231 in February, according to Rightmove.
Trouble spelt for Colorado man who blames 'anger isusesh' for smashing up truck
The Colorado man left a mispelt note at the scene.
Millions will head to Europe unless British troops stay in Afghanistan says UK defence secretary
Sir Michael Fallon tells Munich security conference about need to stay until 'job is done'.
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