SOCIETY

Despite a less heated discussion, the nominees couldn't resist trading a few insults.

Police said three officers including a local police chief were injured after the machete-wielding attacker stabbed them.

May will be attending her first EU Council meet at Brussels and will urge for a 'smooth, constructive, orderly' Brexit.

The super typhoon's intensity has, however, been lowered to level 4 from the highest level of 5.

The GOP nominee repeated allegations the system is rigged against him.

Iceland which is current chair of EFTA says getting UK into bloc would be placed as priority.

The rapper left fans in no doubt who he would support on polling day with new song 'Campaign Speech'.

It is believed around 5,000 IS fighters in Mosul are being used as suicide bombers to halt advances.

Kumbuka was discovered in a corridor by a zoo keeper who managed to keep the animal calm.

David Davies MP had called for mandatory teeth checks to reassure the public that migrants were children.

GOP is starting to lose hope as the Democrat nominee continues to rise in the polls.

Kat Pattison, 30, said she was 'shocked' when she bought the apple for her son.

Russian Defence Ministry website to broadcast live footage of Aleppo when safe routes open.

Khalid Rashad hired former soldier Leslie Cooper to kill rival Syrian-born Abdul Hadi Arwani.

Italian and Irish navies and humanitarian groups trying to save migrant lives off coast of Africa.

Council says rough sleepers in affluent West Bridgford have been 'causing a nuisance'.

Former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is accused of bribing witnesses in a separate ongoing trial.

Jamal Mahmoud, 21, was convicted of hiding a Skorpion machine gun in his girlfriend's north London garden.

Lieutenant General Talib Shaghati told reporters he was calling on militant group to surrender its positions.

The rape and murder of a teenage girl have prompted a wave of demonstrations across Argentina and Chile.

President vows government will fight to ensure remaining 197 girls kidnapped in Chibok will be released.

Landmines and booby traps suggest the advance into Mosul will be slow and dangerous.

IBTimesUK interviews researcher Atta Barkindo, who has translated several Boko Haram videos and audio clips.

In his first comments on the Malaysian scandal, the actor said he was cooperating with US authorities.

IBTImes UK speaks to Doctors of the World UK ahead of the imminent demolition.

Barwell says all types of homes are needed, not just those for sale to first-time buyers.

Understaffing has led to a UK prison crisis with gangs, drug taking and violence behind bars becoming the norm.

Brexit will drive bankers out and hurt the central London property market by reducing demand.

Home Office operations in the Calais camp to identify child refugees criticised by Care4Calais founder Clare Moseley.