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Russell Square stabbing: What we know so far about the knife attack and Norwegian Somali suspect

A 19-year-old man arrested after stabbing left one woman dead and five injured in central London.

UN may probe MI5 and CIA link to mysterious death of secretary-general Dag Hammarskjöld

Former US president Harry Truman said diplomat was on the verge of 'getting something done when they killed him.'

Edinburgh Fringe 2016: Five ways to survive the world's largest arts festival

Comedy, theatre, spoken word events and more will take place from 5 to 29 August.

Australian Supreme Court grants parole to late Isis terrorist Mohamed Elomar's brother

Ahmed Elomar, 33, was sentenced for attacking a police officer during a violent protest in Sydney's Hyde Park.

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Outrage as swimming pool at Luton restricts large pool to only men on Friday evenings

In addition to segregated sessions, the pool also imposes a navel to knee dress code for swimmers.

Former Ohio Congressman Steve LaTourette dies of pancreatic cancer at 62

The successful prosecution of mass murderer Jeffrey Lundgren brought LaTourette into the limelight in the 90s.

British Muslim woman detained at Doncaster Airport for reading Syrian art book on plane

Faizah Shaheen was questioned for 15 minutes under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act.

UC Berkeley chancellor under fire after office 'escape hatch' is built to avoid protesters

Administration should 'open the door not create new closed ones' says student newspaper editorial.

UK Internet: 15 million users have undertaken a 'digital detox' to strike a healthier balance, Ofcom says

About 15 million internet users in the UK have taken a 'digital detox', Ofcom says

The Ofcom study has also found an increase in the proportion of adults using Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.

Pentagon blocks payment of $300m to Pakistan for inadequate action against terrorism

Secretary of Defence Ash Carter not to certify that Pakistan has done enough to eliminate terror groups.

Phoenix police connect ninth shooting attack to serial killer case

The suspect shot at a man and four-year-old boy in a car during the 11 July incident.

Governments reject UN plan to resettle 10% of world's refugees annually

Completion of the new global refugee agreement has now been delayed for another two years.

Russell Square Knife Attack Woman Killed

Mass stabbing in central London's Russell Square leaves woman dead and five people injured

A 19-year-old man has been arrested as police explore possible terrorism link to attack.

Officials deny US paid Iran $400m in ransom to release four American prisoners

They however confirm Obama administration secretly arranged a plane to deliver cash for failed arms deal.

Isis slaughter pregnant woman and abduct her 4 children after they were caught fleeing village

The family were trying to escape from al-Marir in Mosul to an area controlled by the Iraqi army.

Transgender bathroom ruling temporarily blocked by highest US court

The decision directly affects transgender high school student Gavin Grimm in Virginia.

Firefighter who died responding to plane crash-landing identified as Jassim Eissa al-Baloushi

Footage has emerged of panic-stricken scenes from inside flight EK521.

Dog walker saves teenage girls playing Pokemon Go from pervert who exposed himself

Karl Joseph Hoey exposed himself to a group of girls, but was beaten-up by a man walking his dog.

Pinky the flamingo euthanised after Orlando man 'violently' slams her to the ground

Pinky, who would have been 20 next month, has danced for countless guests.

Barack Obama commutes the sentences of 214 federal prisoners

The White House revealed that Obama has commuted the sentences of 562 people to date.

Police launch search for 'lion on the loose' in Cornwall after dead baby deer found

Two truck drivers claim to have seen a big cat, but police officers said they have had no sightings.

'Israel created Isis' professor placed on leave by top liberal college

Joy Karega claimed Isis is not an 'Islamic terrorist organisation', but a 'CIA and Mossad operation'.

Dutch man taken to hospital with exhaustion after waiting 10 days at airport for Chinese 'girlfriend'

Alexander Pieter Cirk flew from Holland to Hunan province hoping to meet his online girlfriend.

Sexually abused Amish teen girl was 'gifted' by parents to family's financial backer, court hears

The girl allegedly gave birth to two of her abuser's children when she was age 15 and 17.

Australian ASIO spy agency bugged wrong phones due to 'fat fingers'

Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security told story to illustrate how spies are just humans.

Beijing warns of war in South China Sea and urges military, police and public to prepare

China's defence minister has warned of a 'threat from the sea' and to maritime security.

Saudi father who 'caged' daughter Amina Al-Jeffery ordered to return her to UK

Judge admits there is 'little or nothing this court could do' if Mohammed Al-Jeffery does not comply.

#ThisFlag movement leader Pastor Evan Mawarire 'will face more death threats'

President Mugabe warned Pastor Mawarire would "rot in jail and be dealt with" upon return to Zimbabwe.

The Great Battle for Aleppo intensifies in desperate attempt to break siege

Rebel forces are trying to open a new route for a quarter of a million civilians in Aleppo who are under siege.

Al-Qaeda in Syria: Can a jihadi leopard change its spots?

Jabat Fateh al-Sham – or the Front for the Conquest of Syria – has severed its ties with al-Qaeda

Bamboo choo-choo: Say hello to China's new panda-themed subway train

China's Sichuan province debuts bear-tastic fourth line that stops at the Chengdu Giant Panda Base.

London riots photos: The wave of anger that swept the capital five years ago

IBTimes UK looks back at the outbreak of Britain's worst civil disturbances in decades.

Philippines: 'Melodramatic' face of Duterte's war on drugs is laid to rest

Photo of couple went viral but leader determined to stamp out trade. 770 people killed in police operations.

Firefighters find British tourist passed out on top of lifeguard tower in Magaluf

Police and firefighters found the man's friend passed out on the boardwalk nearby.

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