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Australian state to teach students about 'male privilege'

The Victorian government has launched the $21.8m programme to combat 'family violence'.

Former child abuse inquiry chair denies making racist remarks

New Zealand national rejects claims she used racist language during her time as head of troubled inquiry.

18-year-old woman convicted of murder of USC graduate from China in 2014

Alejandra Guerrero will be sentenced on 28 November.

Gay couple in Indonesia face jail time for posting 'kissing' photo on Facebook

The arrest follows criticism over a government posting for a youth ambassador, which stressed that candidates should not be from the LGBT community.

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Killer clowns: When does scary become criminal?

Participating in the killer clown craze could land you in trouble with the police.

Baby killed in Essex dog attack

Another child was left with 'life-changing' injuries.

France passes new law to scrap mandatory sterilisation for transgender people

Transgender people in France can now legally change their gender by approaching the court.

Newly appointed next UN Secretary General

Former refugee agency chief Antonio Guterres officially appointed as next UN secretary-general

The former Portuguese prime minister has said ending Syria conflict is his top priority.

Duterte vows to 'humiliate' US, EU and UN if they probe the Philippines' war on drugs

'I am very sure they cannot be brighter than me,' the president said.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says capture of Aleppo from rebels key to oust 'terrorists'

Around 150 people were killed as the Syrian military backed by Russian warplanes pounded eastern Aleppo this week.

Google dedicates doodle to Mary Seacole's contributions during Crimean War

Seacole had set up a British Hotel to nurse wounded soldiers of the Crimean War in 1854-56.

King Bhumibol Adulyadej death: What fortune has the world's richest monarch left his beneficiaries?

The late Thai king was estimated to be worth more than $30bn by Forbes.

Syria: At least 20 killed in car bomb blast at rebel checkpoint in Azaz

UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the death toll could rise.

Bomb suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami pleads not guilty to charges of attempting to kill US police

Ahmad Khan Rahami is alleged to have set off bombs in New York and New Jersey before being captured.

US Justice Department to collect data on police 'use of force' following high-profile shootings

Groups such as Black Lives Matter have accused police of racial profiling in shooting cases.

Jemima Khan wears 'groping Donald Trump' costume at UNICEF UK Halloween Ball

The UNICEF ambassador made her feelings about Trump clear as she dressed up as his wife Melania.

CCTV footage shows rapist 'prowling' outside west London park before attacking woman in daylight

Aqil Ali, subjected victim to a two-ordeal as he repeatedly raped her in Perivale Park, West London.

MoD claims to have killed 1,700 Isis terrorists with no civilian deaths

RAF Typhoons,Tornadoes and Reaper drones carried out 1,066 air strikes in Iraq and Syria.

Landlords are absorbing higher costs instead of hiking rents, says HomeLet

HomeLet index shows rents growing at their slowest pace all year during September.

Ben Needham's grandmother reveals heartbreak as she fears toddler will not be found alive

Christine Needham said that she now accepts there will be 'no fairytale ending'.

Prospective Isis fighter who rejected MI5 convicted of terror charge in semi-secret trial

Birmingham man Anas Abdalla, 27, denied preparing for acts of terrorism after meeting members of MI5.

International Volleyball Federation urged to ban Iran from hosting until women can sit in stadiums

Human Rights Watch said the Islamic Republic should not be a host nation.

Manchester police warn parents to be cautious after man tries to kidnap boy from school

The 11-year-old was approached by the suspect outside St Ambrose College on Hale Road in Trafford.

Trump brands groping allegations as 'ludicrous' and threatens to sue newspaper for printing 'lies'

The GOP nominee said the recent allegations were printed by media outlets backing Hillary Clinton.

UNESCO declares Temple Mount – Judaism's holiest site – as Muslim

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu reacts angrily on Twitter after resolution was passed.

Maldives President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom

Maldives leaves Commonwealth amid row over democratic reforms

Maldives government accuses Commonwealth of not recognising progress in the archipelago.

Donald Trump's tweets calling his supporter disloyal could cause the Republican party's demise

Donald Trump's campaign says Serbia apology over US bombing was a hoax

The GOP nominee's team said the interview had been a hoax.

Thailand succession: Playboy crown prince seeks delay in being proclaimed king

Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said crown prince had asked for time to mourn father's death.

Will surrendered Congolese warlord 'Gédéon' Kyungu Mutanga avoid his life sentence?

Local rights group fears the militia leader might have received an amnesty in a deal to turn himself in.

London Zoo: Gorilla escaped from enclosure and prowled for 3 hours before being captured

Visitors to the zoo were in lock down until the gorilla was subdued with tranquiliser darts.

Watch Thailand's new king in controversial leaked video

Video shocker: Thailand's Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn's made naked wife eat on floor at dog's bizarre birthday party

As Thailand mourns the death of venerated King Bhumibol video re-emerges of prince's scandalous past.

Mysterious burnt torso without head or limbs discovered by ramblers on outskirts of national park

Mystery over torso found in Peak Distrcit village as police appeal for information.

Switzerland reveals role in negotiating release of 21 Chibok girls held by Boko Haram

EXCLUSIVE Swiss government tells IBTimes UK about its role in negotiations with Boko Haram.

Teen held drug party and installed stripper pole after killing father

Teenager drove father's car and spent his money as his body lay concealed in a shed.

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