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Pensioner arrested on suspicion of murdering 14-year-old Elsie Frost more than 50 years ago

78-year-old male arrested after new information emerged in reopened investigation into schoolgirl's murder.

Japanese town pulls 'perverse' advert showing teenage girl fed, transformed into eel and cooked

Advert criticised as 'sexist' intended to advertise city's commitment to sustainable eel farming, says authority.

Pakistan assembly finally passes landmark bill allowing Hindus to register their marriages

Hindus are 1.6% of Pakistan's population but have never been privileged to register their marriages since 1947.

No more war: Colombia signs historic peace agreement with Farc guerrillas

Colombian president Santos and Farc leader Timochenko use pen made from a bullet to sign peace deal ending 52-year war that killed quarter of a million people.

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Something terrible is happening in Manila - how can the world turn a blind eye?

Drugs are a problem in the Philippines – the real issue, though, is poverty.

Release of Zimbabwean activist 'big defeat for regime but victory for justice'

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to #Tajamuka leader about release of pro-democracy campaigner Linda Masarira.

50 other times Donald Trump denied climate change and global warming

GOP candidate denied saying climate change is a hoax invented by China, despite tweeting it in 2012.

Delhi schoolteacher dies after being stabbed by 2 of his students

Police have detained both the Grade 12 students involved in the attack.

Typhoon Megi rips through Taipei forcing over 5,300 people to evacuate

The heavy storms come just weeks after super Typhoon Meranti stormed through the country, killing 28 people.

Alton Towers owner fined £5m over horror Smiler rollercoaster crash

Theme park owner Merlin Attractions admits health and safety breach in crash that left two girls needing leg ampuation.

Niger Delta Avengers bomb Shell oil pipeline due to government 'not addressing people's concerns'

NDA resumes attacks claiming government not addressing grievances of Delta's impoverished communities.

Afghan soldiers killed by comrades as they slept

The 'insider attack' took place in Kunduz, northern Afghanistan.

Filipino police seize huge cache of arms and ammunition being supplied to Abu Sayyaf

National police Chief Ronald dela Rosa said most of the ammunition was traced back to government arsenal.

Syrian forces continue to bombard eastern Aleppo, 12 civilians killed in air strikes

At least 85 people were killed between 25 and 26 September and 400 people were wounded, a doctor's group said.

German 'James Bond' on trial accused of tax evasion

Former spy is accused of stashing £13m in offshore accounts.

Turkey's intelligence agency assassinated dissident linked to PKK in London, claims report

Evidence reportedly suggests Turkey's spy agency has continued to conduct 'black operations' in Europe.

Dresden bomb attacks target mosque and conference centre

No one was injured in the attacks which struck the east German city late on 26 September.

Fears of unrest in Gabon as Ali Bongo to be sworn-in today after controversial election win

Opposition candidate Jean Ping claims he was cheated of victory and refuses to 'retreat'.

Washington mall shooting suspect confesses to firing at all 5 victims

Arcan Cetin's bail was set at $2m after he was apprehended by officials on Saturday.

Hong Kong chokes as air pollution reaches serious levels

The thick haze covering many parts of Hong Kong is said to have been caused by a nearby Taiwan-bound tropical cyclone.

The Battle for Mosul: Isis will fight to the last man to hold its greatest prize

Haider al-Abadi faces huge challenge winning back the faith of Iraq's Sunnis

The Battle for Mosul: 3 maps explaining the planned offensive against the Isis stronghold in Iraq

Iraqi army units will push towards Mosul from the south while the Kurds wait in the wings

US district court awards 30-year jail term to California man for trying to join Isis

25-year-old Nader Elhuzayel was arrested in May, 2015 at Los Angeles International Airport.

Hishammuddin Hussein almost certain MH370 shall be found, despite glaring lack of progress

Malaysia says only 1% under police probe for links to militant groups are from the armed forces

Police Counter Terrorism unit monitoring staff to see if they have been influenced by Islamist propaganda.

Colombia enters new phase following signing of historic peace accord with Farc rebels

Farc leader Rodrigo Londono apologised for the years of bloodshed as the president cried, 'no more war'.

CEO of German media giant Axel Springer Mathias Doepfner

German media boss Mathias Döpfner says UK economy will grow stronger post-Brexit

CEO of Axel Springer says Britain will be better off than other EU countries in 5 years time.

Google celebrates 18th birthday with its latest doodle despite confusion over exact date

However the exact date of the company's 'birthday' has been disputed over the years.

Number of US murders jumps a record 11% in a single year says FBI

Fuelled by gun violence and an increase in murdered African-American men, says report.

Kate Middleton and Prince William endure bumpy flight to Great Bear Rainforest on Canada tour day 3

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed British Columbia's natural wonders despite heavy downpours.

El Chapo's lawyer claims he has evidence that drug kingpin is being tortured in prison

Guzman is reportedly suffering from 'auditory hallucinations' says doctor who interviewed him in August.

Man accused of shooting Starbucks customer dead after his credit card was declined

The gunman apparently went berserk in Las Vegas after he tried to buy a bottle of water

Antonio Guterres remains most popular candidate in race for new UN Secretary-General

But there are concerns that a last-minute candidate could be revealed.

Alton Towers operator Merlin warned to expect 'very large fine' as CCTV crash footage is released

The crash on the £18m ride in 2015 left two teenagers in need of leg amputations.

Sex offender Mark Thornton jailed for two years following Dark Justice online sting

Thornton given an indefinite sexual harm prevention order.

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