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Two of Rotherham child-abuse gang shout 'Allahu Akbar' in court after being handed jail terms

Six men jailed for over 80 years combined for committing multiple sex offences against two young girls between 1999 and 2001.

Southern strike finally resolved as Aslef Union and operators reach agreement

Southern rail strike: Brighton economy suffering due to travel chaos

TUC chief Frances O'Grady announced the breakthrough at a press conference on 2 Feb.

ICC mass withdrawal plan could mean a new dawn for African institutions

IBTimes UK analyses meaning behind plan for mass withdrawal from ICC backed by the African Union.

Who was Hannah Arendt, the political philosopher who wrote about the origins of totalitarianism

The work of the Jewish thinker who coined the phrase 'the banality of evil' is enjoying newfound popularity.

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FCO updates travel advice for Kenya's Laikipia region after 'armed incursions'

Hundreds of herdsmen have attacked wildlife conservancies, farms and lodges in the area.

NATO cancels meeting with Kiev and urges Russia to 'use its influence' to end Ukraine violence

Jens Stoltenberg's comments come after renewed violence in government-controlled town Avdiivka.

Could Bill Gates become the world's first trillionaire?

Oxfam says despite all the donations, by his 86th birthday, Gates could well be a trillionaire.

Are pictures of Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari in London Photoshopped?

Nigerian officials maintain leader is 'alive and well' as protests against death rumours hit capital Abuja.

Left wing groups ‘care more about hating Israel’ than they do about fighting anti-Semitism

Left-wingers 'care more about hating Israel' than the fight against anti-Semitism

2016 was reportedly a record year for anti-Semitic incidents in the UK.

Liverpool shooting: Another Merseyside man shot dead after 'cold blooded' attack outside Wavertree chippy

Victim is fourth person to be fatally gunned down in the area since April 2016 as police battle rise in gun crime.

Zimbabwe: Morgan Tsvangirai slams #ThisFlag's Pastor Evan Mawarire arrest after his return from exile

Protest movement leader Mawarire charged with 'subverting constitutional government' upon return from exile.

'Swearing is not a crime': Judge's fury as woman in court for calling someone 'a pussy'

Court hears how defendant was arrested and charged after using insult in voicemail message.

FBI uses threat of deportation to turn immigrants into snitches

The FBI's Confidential Human Source Policy Guide identifies the agency's 'secret rules' of recruiting informants.

‘Sadness’ over vote against women bishops

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby apologises for abuse at Church of England camps

Welby had been a dormitory officer at the Irwene Trust camps run by John Smyth.

Mosul Isis Nineveh Oberoi Hotel Inheritors

After Isis: Inside Mosul's destroyed university and five-star hotel

Hotel rooms are littered with bullet casings, food containers, cigarette butts and a few used syringes.

Duterte to use Philippines military in drugs war, threatens to 'kill more' traffickers and addicts

The Philippines president said he could no longer trust the law enforcement agencies.

Trump's adviser Steve Bannon: 'We're going to war in the South China Sea ... no doubt'

The chief strategist believes a confrontation may happen within the next five to 10 years.

Chennai oil spill clean-up nears completion as volunteers help in removing 50 tonnes of slick

Fishermen, who have been badly affected by the spill, want authorities to give top priority to their plight.

The Gambia: Dog that killed son of President Adama Barrow put down

Habib Barrow, 8, died on way to hospital after he was bitten by the dog near capital Banjul on 15 January.

At least 76 'rogue' protesters arrested as demonstration against Dakota Access Pipeline continues

A spokesman said the latest arrests brought the number detained since August to almost 700.

US military probing number of civilians killed in Yemen raid

Although Pentagon claimed 14 people died in the attack, Medics on the spot said at least 30 people were killed.

Uganda: Feared LRA rebel commander Thomas Kwoyelo appears in Kampala court for first time

Kwoyelo faces 93 counts including murder, rape, recruitment of children as soldiers and other crimes against humanity.

Is Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari dead or alive?

Nigerian officials maintain leader 'alive and well' as protests against death rumours hit capital Abuja.

Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch founded 'Fascism Forever Club' in school

President's pick found to have led club which battled 'left-wing tendencies' while at Georgetown Preparatory

Italian police seize 50 pirate newspaper and magazine sites including Cosmopolitan, Vanity Fair

Publications report subscription losses due to increased piracy of their content.

Bloodstained Quebec mosque reopens after weekend shooting

Authorities said they were opening the mosque to show the consequences of hate and Islamophobia.

China: Three residential buildings collapse in Wenzhou, people reported trapped

Rescue operations underway.

Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos' speech at UC Berkeley cancelled following protests

Yiannopoulos was earlier banned from Twitter for inciting trolls against Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones.

Protests erupt as Trump nominates Judge Neil Gorsuch as next Supreme Court Justice

Republicans hit out at 'idiot' Democrats over slow approval of cabinet picks

One Republican suggested cabinet picks were being blocked because people didn't like Donald Trump.

No more 'expectant mothers' please! Doctors urged to use phrase 'pregnant people' instead

Guidance by British Medical Association is aimed at avoiding causing offence to transgender people.

Fifth tourist dies within 3 months while snorkelling on Great Barrier Reef

Local reports claim the victim was from the UK, but police have declined to comment.

Aleppo's 7-year-old Twitter girl asks Trump: Have you ever gone hungry for 24 hours?

Bana Alabed and her family now live in Turkey after being evacuated from eastern Aleppo in December 2016.

Charles Manson follower recommended for release by California parole panel

Bruce Davis has been recommended for release 4 times, only to be rejected by California Governors.

President Trump on Australia refugee agreement: 'I will study this dumb deal!'

Trump accused Australia of trying to export the 'next Boston bombers' during a hostile call on 28 January.

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