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Google removes Taliban-made smartphone app aimed at ISIS-like digital recruitment

Afghan Taliban gouges out man's eyes and skins him alive

Taliban Islamists punish labourer as his distant relative killed a top commander.

England fans run to escape Russian hooligans as violence spills over into the terraces after 1-1 draw

England supporters were seen scrambling over barriers as Russian fans surged into the stands to attack them.

Four Syrian immigrants charged with sexual assault of two 14-year-old girls in Newcastle Park

Omar Badreddin, 18, Mohammed Alfrouh, 20, and Mohammad Allakkoud, 18, pleaded not guilty at Newcastle Crown Court.

Christina Grimmie dead: Armed gunman 'travelled to Orlando to commit this crime' police confirm

The gunman, who has been named as Kevin James Loibl, 27, killed himself at the scene,

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Dutch woman who claims she was raped held in Qatar arrested on suspicion of adultery

The woman, identified only as 'Laura', said she was drugged whilst on a night out in the emirate.

Mexican mob post video of vigilantes kicking to death the suspected rapist of a 4-year-old girl

The horrific footage, filmed in Nuevo Laredo on the US border, was uploaded to YouTube.

Birthday Honours list: Rotheram abuse whistleblower Jayne Senior made MBE

Jayne Senior supplied vital documents to Times journalist Andrew Norfolk.

Aston Martin racing car stolen 14 years ago set to sell for £1m at Bonhams auction

A rare Aston Martin which was recently discovered 14 years after it had been stolen is on the market.

Libya: Unity government forces recapture Sirte port from Isis as street battles continue

Isis has taken advantage of political and military divisions in Sirte hometown of Muammar Gadaffi.

US egg farmers to stop grinding male chicks alive by 2020

Instead, a new technology will be used to determine the sex of the chicken embryo inside the egg.

Gun battle forces Rio de Janeiro archbishop to hide behind his car

Cardinal Orani Tempesta was driving to the airport when police and armed men opened fire on each other.

Isle of Man TT death toll hits five as former winner Ian Bell killed in sidecar accident

Bell, a father of two, was racing with one of his sons, Carl, when they crashed at Ballaspur.

Isis claims responsibility for twin bombings that killed at least 20 in Damascus Shia suburb of Sayyida Zeinab

The district is home to Syria's holiest Shi'ite Muslim shrine and 3 bombings this year were claimed by Isis.

Israeli soldiers demolish house of Palestinian teen convicted of murdering mother-of-six Dafna Meir

Morad Bader Abdullah Adais was convicted of murdering Dafna Meir in front of three of her children.

Islamic State claims responsibility for killing Hindu monastery worker in Bangladesh

Isis reportedly made the claim through its Amaq news agency.

Isis governor of besieged Manbij Osama al-Tounsi killed in SDF attack

On Friday 10 June US-backed forces seized control of the last route into the Isis-held city

Warren Buffett auctions private lunch on eBay for over £2.4 million

An anonymous bidder has won the auction, tying with the record highest bid ever paid for a lunch meal.

Building used by Dignitas, the assisted suicide clinic in Switzerland.

Gay man struggling with his sexuality seeks euthanasia in Belgium

The 39-year-old who who says he is permanently suffering has had his initial request accepted.

Queen's Birthday Honours 2016: Rod Stewart gets knighthood

Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? singer honoured for his services to the music industry.

Scotland: John Swinney wants to reduce workload of teachers

Scotland Education Secretary to speak on teachers' workload at Educational Institute of Scotland conference.

Kiev Pride 2016: Why are Ukraine's politicians silent on attacks against LGBT people?

Every year, LGBT activists are humiliated and attacked by conservatives, and it's ignored by politicians.

Stanford: Chinese women come out in support of rape victim, posted photos on social media

USA Swimming bans Brock Turner for life following Stanford rape case

The government body said it had zero tolerance for sexual misconduct of this sort.

Queen's Birthday Honours 2016: Damon Buffini, Peter Wood among the 6 business leaders knighted

Queen's Birthday Honours 2016: Damon Buffini, Peter Wood among 6 business leaders knighted

Sir Ian Wood, Paul Marshall, Philip Hulme and Terry Morgan are the other four knights from the business world.

Stanford rape case: Chinese feminists post photos on social media in support of assault victim

Feminists are condemning the lenient sentence given to the rapist by Judge Aaron Persky.

Pakistan: Man kills daughter, son-in-law in Lahore for marrying without family consent

Man surrenders himself after killing the couple over a heated argument.

US election guide: Democrat and Republican national conventions

What happens at the upcoming party conventions in July?

RBS, KPMG and Cerberus Capital accused of fraud by former boss of Torex Retail

RBS, KPMG and Cerberus Capital accused of fraud by former Torex Retail boss

Neil Mitchell is seeking at least £30m towards loss of earnings, damages, interests and other costs.

Poland: The hard-right Law and Justice Party is destroying the few LGBT rights that exist

As Warsaw's gay pride parade takes place, LGBT rights are under threat from Poland's right-wing politicians.

Amal Clooney to represent Yazidi sex slaves and demand Isis genocide investigation at The Hague

The human rights lawyer is hoping to secure justice for the persecuted Yazidi sect that live in Iraq

Fresh clashes between England fans and riot police in Marseille as tear gas fired at revellers

One England fan and a local man have been arrested in Marseille following violence last night.

Police open fire at Dallas airport after male suspect attacks woman with rocks

Police intervened in a domestic dispute, shooting the male suspect who has been transported to hospital.

Sick Isis jihadists force civilians to stone to death woman accused of adultery in Mosul 'because it is Ramadan'

According to reports, the feared Isis-led al-Hisba police detained the woman before she was killed.

Bombay High court to film certification board: 'Your job is to certify, not censor'

The court suggested that it will allow for the release of the film 'Udta Punjab' with just 1 cut.

Gawker goes bust: Hulk Hogan sex tape case slams media site into bankruptcy

Gawker founder Nick Denton forced to put site up for auction after New York court appearance.

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