Refugee children in Calais 'Jungle' camp to arrive in UK 'in days'
Relocation of unaccompanied children comes just weeks before the so-called 'Jungle' camp is dismantled.
Two killed as US Aid worker kidnapped in Niger
The kidnappers were said to be taking the hostage across the border to Mali.
King Bhumibol Adulyadej death: Thailand's World Cup qualifier against Australia likely to shift from country
Thai king Adulyadej, who died on 13 October, was revered as the father of the nation.
Goldman Sachs wins $1bn lawsuit with the Libyan Investment Authority
Goldman Sachs was accused of taking advantage of LIA's limited experience and forcing it into risky derivative trades.
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Imams in Germany brainwashed Berlin bomb attack plotter Jaber Albakr, says brother
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Global deal reached to limit use of powerful greenhouse gases
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Asda faces £100m claim in back payments to thousands of female workers
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China continues to block India's NSG membership and Pakistani terrorist Masood Azhar's banning
Beijing's comments came ahead of the Brics summit that India is hosting on 15 October in Goa, where Delhi is expected to raise these issues.
Mexico to extradite drug kingpin El Chapo to US by February 2017
The Sinaloa drug cartel leader faces charges of money laundering, drug trafficking, kidnapping and murder in the US.
Buhari vows negotiations with Boko Haram will not end until all Chibok girls are released
The Nigerian president hopes to get enough intelligence from the released girls to secure freedom for the rest.
UN expresses concern after clashes in Somalia kill 11 and displace 50,000
Clashes broke out between forces loyal to regions of Puntland and forces from Galmudug region.
Militias in Libyan capital Tripoli attempt coup to oust UN-backed government
Khalifa al-Ghwell, former prime minister of the national salvation government, is leading the coup attempt.
Mark Carney says BoE will not take instruction on policies 'from the political side'
This follows Theresa May slamming the side effects of BoE's low interest rates and quantitative easing.
Donald Trump to attend Hindu Republican concert as guest speaker
The GOP nominee will also take part in a VIP meet and greet.
Three men charged with plotting to bomb Kansas mosque to 'wake people up'
The defendants are accused of discussing plans to fill four cars with explosives.
US flight ban for exploding Galaxy Note 7, with threats of criminal charges for people who defy rule
People have been warned against smuggling the phone in checked luggage.
Apprentice contestant claims Donald Trump made unwanted sexual advances 'groping and kissing' her
Summer Zervos, 41, said she felt compelled to speak out after hearing recordings of Trump bragging about groping women.
Creepy clown craze: Man wearing clown mask 'stabs teen' in Sweden
A youth was left with minor injuries to the shoulder after the stabbing in Varberg, south of Gothenburg.
UK volunteers with donations for Calais 'Jungle' refugee camp denied entry to France
Authorities in the region say that the volunteers 'posed a threat to public order'.
Is Donald Trump bouncing back in the polls? Second survey shows GOP nominee leading Clinton
Could the Republican be recovering from the scandals that have knocked his numbers?
Dr Ben Carson refuses to address Trump accusations
The former presidential hopeful has been an ally of Trump since he dropped out of the race.
Pregnant and married teacher, 33, accused of having sex with teen student
The teacher has been charged with indecent assault and six counts of sexual intercourse with person under care
Syrian activist faces asylum decision after UK confiscates passport at behest of Assad regime
Zaina Erhaim faces choice between returning to Turkey or seeking asylum after the UK confiscated her passport at Assad regime's request.
Isis crushes Mosul revolt led by 'apostate' commander at heart of Islamic State in Iraq
Execution of 58 plotters comes with Iraqi government operation to seize stronghold imminent.
If you owned a 'fat' PS3, Sony may owe you $55
Are you annoyed that Sony removed Linux from the original PS3? Well you could receive some restitution.
Marathon runner 'joggles' through entire 42km race without dropping a ball once
Michael Kapral has made it into the Guinness Book of World Records for 'joggling'.
Spaniard cuts hand off to qualify for accident insurance
The man cut off his hand and lit his car on fire to stage a traffic accident.
Enthusiasts re-enact Battle of Hastings to mark the 950th anniversary of events that changed British history
Participants embarked on a 300-mile 1066 march, organised by English Heritage, taking them three weeks to complete.
Nigeria's President Buhari says wife 'belongs to the kitchen' in response to her BBC interview
Buhari makes controversial remark after wife Aisha tells the BBC she might not support him in 2019 election.
Black doctor told 'we're looking for actual physicians' when she tried to help sick plane passenger
Doctor claims that offer to help was initially brushed aside.
Haunting photographs of abandoned icons of the American dream
The photographer travelled around the US, documenting examples of America's gleaming past that have fallen on hard times.
A look back at Nnamdi Kanu trial, exactly one year since Ipob leader was arrested
IBTimes UK creates timeline of Kanu's case and various setbacks as pro-Biafrans still call for independence.
Ched Evans cleared of rape after woman's sexual history used against her as evidence
Footballer has rape conviction quashed after judges let claimant's previous sexual partners give evidence.
Rampant smuggling of banned goods blamed for Zimbabwe's ailing industry
In June, Zimbabwe banned the import of goods including pizza base, baby formulae and shoe polish.
Women discriminated against in UN top job race says lobby group amid calls for greater equality
UN observer Jean Krasno calls on new Secretary General Antonio Guterres to appoint women in top roles.
Arms embargo 'could turn South Sudan into new Somalia'
Arms embargo could weaken government's ability to quell civil war and counter LRA attacks, says security expert.
Isis militants gun down Egyptian soldiers in attack on Sinai checkpoint
More soldiers were also injured in the attack.
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