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Manthreading is apparently the latest way men are letting down their side.

The use of methanol-based substances has spread across the country.

'The regime is arresting and kidnapping people and leaders from the opposition,' one opponent said.

Jack Taylor went to Carnival and somehow made ordinary people doing ordinary things look like flawlessly styled and posed tableaux.

International Business Times UK is pleased to announce that Goran Tomasevic is our 2016 Agency Photographer of the Year.

White supremacist website posts personal details of local Jews over 'agenda' against alt-right leader's mother

Choi denied pressuring companies in donating tens of millions of dollars to foundations under her control.

Five-member pop group already received £4m via the UK-funded project Girl Hub in 2013.

Man who abused his victims in 70s and 80s jailed as police say age 'no defence against prosecution'.

Human Rights Watch in its report said that close to 600 people died while in police custody between 2010 and 2015.

Nicolas Scott-Lazareff and friends hitched a lift with a stranger after a night out.

The Supreme Court of India recently ruled that the anthem must be played prior to the screening of films in all cinemas.

Jammeh trying to cling on to power by challenging result of election that saw win of UDP member Adama Barrow.

Twenty-year-old in city centre early morning attack on man and woman.

Drunk Oren Cohen believed he was 'playing with midget' after entering family home in middle of night.

The high-profile defector says he became 'disenchanted' with Kim Jong Un regime.

Father-of-two suffers life-threatening injuries after being attacked for no reason as he walked home from pub

According to the SWS survey, 88% of the respondents believe Duterte has brought down the drug problems in the country.

World Bank charged at least £241m in admin fees over past 5 years.

Shia and Sunni Imams from the UK, US and Malaysia visited areas previously held by the Islamic State.

The Chinese government considers its sovereignty over Taiwan sacred.

Workers urged to stay at home in protest against economic hardship following fuel price hike.

There were also reports of anti-Kim Jong-un graffiti and leaflets in some provinces.

65 buses carrying 3,500 evacuees left eastern Aleppo at midnight, the UN has confirmed.

Save the Congo slams Kabila's decision to 'illegally' cling to power beyond his last constitutional mandate.

Afghan Islamists killed the woman in the northwestern province of Badghis.

Professor Thom Brooks told IBTimes UK it is unclear what an oath for public officials will change.

The tiger snake is understood to have entered through an open door before curling up among the decorations.

Six of the gunmen have been arrested, Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov said via his Instagram account.