SOCIETY

The shooting at the Regency Hotel was inadvertently recorded as a live TV stream was filming a boxing weigh-in.

Residential Landlords Association warns of London landlords worsening housing crisis by growing use of Airbnb.

Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein says Western politicians use racist language and peddle propaganda that is similar to Islamic extremists.

Hundreds of Iranian nationals were killed in a stampede during last year's annual pilgrimage to Mecca.

The US and South Korea will hold a meeting on the latest North Korean missile test to discuss countermeasures.

The New Zealand judge described the probe as a "lonely mission".

Philip Finnegan's death has sparked fears of more gangland violence erupting in Dublin.

Edward Vines, 46, of Oxford, sent letters to the Newsnight presenter and her mother.

Prosecutions for crimes including rape, sexual assaults and domestic abuse increased by almost 10% in 2015-6.

Police say that Charlaina Lee Wilson, 33, had sex with the student in school grounds.

The group has made a U-turn on its burka stance following reports of a veiled woman targeting fighters.

Labour MP Vaz has consulted lawyers in a bid to clear his name.

Afghan capital was rocked by twin blasts which killed at least 24 and injured 91 on Monday (5 September).

The BMA is still planning to stage further five-day walkouts, in October, November and December 2016.

Capital Kigali launches a new modern market to accommodate 3,200 – mostly female – street vendors.

20 people were confirmed to have fallen ill in the outbreak.

Seven other accomplices received between three and 10 years behind bars.

The 32-year-old says he 'panicked' when schoolgirl threatened to report him for sexual assault.

Brett Smitheram beat another Brit to win the five day competition.

For the first time since apartheid, divisions within the ANC are played out in the open.

Demonstrators want a date for closure of camp which is home to thousands seeking to travel to UK.

IBTimes UK speaks with refugees left stranded in Como as Switzerland denied them access.

President Xi had face-to-face with PM in China over delayed multi-billion pound project

Tensions among locals have increased after the population of the camp rose to at least 7,000 people.

Boris Johnson insists Britain 'operates one of the most robust arms export control regimes in the world'.

Police have held the man and woman for questioning.

Foreign secretary Boris Johnson promised to discuss human-rights issues with the Islamic Republic.

With the 2018 Winter Olympics set to be held in South Korea, activists are hoping British MPs will step in.

President said American football player's actions had forced a conversation that needed to be had.