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Syria peace talks: US not sure if John Kerry will meet Sergei Lavrov in Geneva on 8 September

Washington says US is 'not there yet', but reaffirms Kerry is committed towards resolving issues in Syria.

Childline contacted by one suicidal child every 30 minutes

The top concerns for young people were low self-esteem, family problems and bullying.

Samia Shahid's family plotted to pardon her killer using loopholes in Pakistan's laws – report

Pakistan's 'blood money' laws allow the family members of a murder victim to forgive the killer.

Israel attacks Syrian army after mortar fire hits Golan Heights

Israel says it is a direct response to the spillover by the Syrian army in the second such incident of its kind this week.

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Elephant tranquiliser discovered in 8 overdose deaths in Cincinnati

Hamilton County Coroner Lakshmi Sammarco said the city was being used as a "test tube" by dealers

Theresa May halts Land Registry privatisation plans as she reviews Cameron's policies

The decision is latest by May in overhauling policies by ex-prime minister David Cameron

Russian fighter jet flies within 3 metres of US Navy plane in 'unsafe' intercept over Black Sea

This kind of 'miscalculation can result in death' and escalates tensions, warns Pentagon.

Air Asia Unveils Flight Deals including Free Seats to Asian and Australian Destinations [VIDEOS]

Kuala Lumpur-bound Air Asia flight landed in Melbourne after pilot inputed wrong coordinates

Crew on board the March 2015 flight failed to spot mistake until aircraft was airborne.

UK housing market shrugs off 'initial shock' of Brexit, says Rics

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors poll of property sector shows confidence returns after EU referendum.

Hajj 2016: Essential travel advice for Muslims making the pilgrimage to Mecca

Millions of people will make the journey to Saudi Arabia for the largest annual pilgrimage in the world.

Russia: Investigation into possible pipeline break ordered as Daldykan River turns bright red

Pipeline is feared to have broken in the city of Norilsk close to a nickel-producing factory.

Refugee crisis: 28 unaccompanied children go missing each day from Italian reception centres

Europe is failing refugee and migrant children, Oxfam claims, as increasing numbers go missing.

Malaysian PM Najib Razak tweets about 'pleasant chat' with US President Obama at Asean summit

Embattled Najib looking to show that relations with the US remain strong despite 1MDB scandal.

Isis magazine publishes photo of Cheshire florist Stephen Leyland advising followers to spill blood

Isis reportedly called for attacks in Rumiyah, a supposed new propaganda outlet for the Islamic State.

ISIS publishes propaganda article titled ‘Why We Hate You’ in new issue of Dabiq magazine

Turkey President Erdogan says Turks and US 'ready to invade' Isis capital Raqqa

Erdogan says Barack Obama floated the idea at the G20 Summit in Hangzhou.

Scotland: Jail inmates convert to Judaism to get better prison food

Prison officer 'can't wait to see their faces when they are told they can't have bacon butties'

Philippines President Duterte takes his anti-drugs fight to Asean countries

He called on Asean nations to have a firmer commitment to stamp out the narcotics trade.

Gabon: President Ali Bongo challenges French PM over calls for contested vote 'recount'

The 27 August polls have been marred by allegations of fraud, prompting deadly riots in the capital.

Bodies pile up in gangland Marseille drugs war between the 'Blacks' and 'Gitans'

IBTimes UK speaks to French authorities about the alarming rise in gangland slayings in 2016.

Stockbroker accused of rape after cocaine party 'thought woman was crying due to size of penis'

Daniel Green, 26, told a jury the pair had kissed consensually and had stripped each other naked.

Kansas bank robber suspect said he'd rather be in jail than live at home with wife

Lawrence Ripple accused of trying to get arrested following argument he had with wife.

Top 10 professions that get the most love on Tinder

Revealed: The jobs that'll get you right-swiped on Tinder

Surprisingly, modelling is placed only 14th for both men and women.

UK government won't meet immigration target for 'some time', Amber Rudd admits

Rudd faced the powerful Home Affairs Committee for the first time as Home Secretary.

Video depicts shocking moment Vladimir Putin's driver killed in Moscow car crash

Two cars are left half-pulverised after Putin's driver crashes over central barrier.

Supporting the 'modest' burkini implies that women who don't cover up are 'immodest'

Liberals who say it's women's choice accept intolerant brand of Islam that seeks to control women's bodies.

Children - aged three and five - crash their mum's car 'to go and visit grandma'

It is not clear whether the parents will face charges over the accident in the USA.

Anjem Choudary 'copycat' arrested by terror police in London

A 44-year-old man suspected of encouraging terrorism and dissemination of terrorist publications.

Two Met police officers hospitalised after speeding patrol car sends van flying

Two Met Police cars were responding to emergency when they crashed into a van in north London.

Panama Papers: Database goes online highlighting US Ponzi schemers who made $100m scamming middle-class Indonesians

Denmark is first country to pay out £1m for Panama Papers files to expose tax evaders

The Panama Papers is considered the largest leak of financial data in history.

Ferguson activist Darren Seals found shot dead in burnt-out car

He was an activist and had helped arrange protests in Ferguson after Michael Brown's shooting.

Murder in Manila: Filipinos bury their dead as Rodrigo Duterte's drugs war rages on

Families take solace in traditional funeral rights as killings continue with impunity.

Underage drinking plagues Amish teenage rave as 70 arrested during police raid

Authorities intervened before the field party reached its 1000-strong capacity.

tallest concrete structure to bedemolished blown up

Grain Power Station: Watch as UK's tallest concrete structure is demolished in seconds

Chimney at Kent power plant which once provided electricity to one million homes is blown up.

Government can't keep drugs out of prisons - so how can it expect Fabric to stay clean?

Closing the iconic club will not stop drug use, it will simply drive it further underground to less safe places.

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