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Venezuela riots: 4 dead as food crisis cripples economy and President Nicolas Maduro battles recall

Riots continue in Venezuela where people are unable to buy basic items such as flour and rice.

Alligator drags toddler into lagoon near Disney World as father battles 7ft reptile

2-year-old boy dragged into Seven Seas Lagoon south of the Magic Kingdom near Disney's Grand Floridian Resort.

Argentina: Former minister arrested for trying to hide £5m in monastery near Buenos Aires

Police first detained Jose Lopez for alleged illegal possession of a weapon and later seized cash.

Abu Dhabi wealth fund files for arbitration to recover $6.5bn from Malaysia 1MDB state fund

Abu Dhabi's state-owned International Petroleum Investment Co or IPIC has escalated the feud with Malaysia's state fund.

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80-year-old man murders fellow octogenarian at Rhode Island cemetery before being shot down by police

The shooter already had a long history of violence, which included convictions of rape and murder.

Malaysian university's study module claims Islam introduced civility and cleanliness to Hindus

Module claims Hindus believed dirt on body was part of their religious practice to achieve nirvana.

Israel reportedly shuts down water supply to West Bank during Ramadan

Tens of thousands of Palestinians reportedly affected after Israeli national company Mekorot cuts water.

Walt Disney slammed over poor work conditions of a number of Chinese suppliers

Advocacy groups claim low wages and high injury levels were found in some contractors' factories.

Seattle man arrested after making threats against local mosque

Local police allegedly contacted suspect earlier in the week for threats made to another mosque.

Gay man from China sues mental hospital for trying to 'cure' him of homosexuality

The mental hospital diagnosed him as having a 'sexual preference disorder'.

Young Omar Mateen threatened mass shooting at school, says former classmate

Orlando mass killer remembered as a vicious bully, especially towards girls, in his Florida elementary school.

Orlando nightclub shooting: Shooter's wife could face criminal charges: report

Omar Mateen's wife allegedly knew of his deadly attack plans and did nothing to stop him.

Clement Freud was a paedophile: wife makes heartfelt apology as Maddie McCann link found

Clement Freud is the latest in a long line of celebrities from a bygone era with dark secrets.

Homicide charge for New York mother whose child died after she went out stripping

Leila Aquino faces criminally negligent homicide after the death of her two-year-old.

Ex-Goldman Sachs banker 'paid prostitute and friend' to spend time with Libyan investor court told

The High Court heard claims of how a deal with Gaddafi-era Libya came about.

Bodies of 42 fishermen butchered by Boko Haram pulled from Lake Chad

Islamist group Boko Haram intensifies its attacks in border areas around Lake Chad.

Orlando gunman's father called for 'Allah to punish' Afghan friends with cancer

Seddique Mir Mateen has made a number of wild claims following the mass shooting by his son

Japan: Human remains found in bear shot dead in Akita after spate of attacks

The dead bear was suspected of mauling a 74-year-old woman near Kazuno in the mountainous Akita prefecture

North Korea: Pyongyang may have 'more nuclear weapons than previously thought' claims US think-tank

US institute claims Kim Jong-un regime could have at least 21 nuclear weapons and be developing more.

Texas: Police in Amarillo respond to a 'hostage situation' in Walmart

A local channel is reporting that officers are searching for a Somalian man.

Orlando shooting: Omar Mateen allowed AR-15 assault rifle but what are UK gun laws?

UK gun laws were tightened after the Dunblane school shooting in 1995 but what is banned?

Euro 2016: Russian Ultras' 'training video' reveals extreme brutality behind France mayhem

Russian hooligan gangs behind attacks on England supporters engage in combat training to battle rival fans.

India "arrests" 18 lions in Gujarat after one man-eating big cat kills three people

The 'guilty lion' will be caged for life while the others will be released back into the forest.

Migrant crisis: Ethiopia claims UN trust fund sponsored Eritrean rebel groups

UN set up the trust fund to help economic development in countries that people attempt to leave for Europe.

Isis statement ignites rumours leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has been killed in US air strike

Terror experts have cast doubt on the validity of a communication from Islamic State-linked Amaq news agency.

Police officer Simon Ryan sacked for wearing 'I love weed' hat on patrol

North Yorkshire Police officer guilty of gross misconduct for headwear and defacing of suspect's CV.

France strikes: Eiffel Tower shut down as thousands march against labour reforms

One of the world's most popular tourist attractions has been shut down due to strikes against labour reforms.

Venezuela: National guard fire tear gas a protesters chanting ‘we want food’

Venezuela: Rioters chant 'we want food!' amid looting that leaves three dead

Riots and looting are routine in Venezuela as people are unable to buy basic items such as flour and rice.

Pastor compares Orlando victims to Paedophile

Orlando shooting: Californian preacher calls victims 'paedophiles' and says more people should have died

Hate preacher Roger Jimenez spoke at Verity Baptist Church in Sacramento

11ft-long alligator found blocking Florida drain

The huge creature was fished out by the Public Works Department after a complaint.

Isis-inspired Larossi Abballa streamed murders of French policeman and wife on Facebook Live

A chilling 13-minute clip was posted live from the murder scene on Facebook.

Child friendly space for refugees in Serbia

Migrant children suffer physical and sexual harassment while trying to reach Europe, says Unicef

Around 2,809 deaths were recorded in the Mediterranean between 1 January and 5 June 2016.

Nigel Farage: Only a fool would claim that Leave campaign has EU referendum in the bag

Eurosceptic firebrand and Ukip leader spoke to IBTimes UK on the campaign trail ahead of the historic vote.

Battle for Fallujah: 500 Isis fighters captured fleeing embattled Iraqi city posing as refugees

Iraqi forces have been screening men and teenage boys crossing their lines leaving Fallujah.

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