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Indian government hits out at US Commission after accusations of religious intolerance

The US Commission on International Religious Freedom has said they will continue to monitor the situation in India.

Invictus games: The Queen, Obama, Trudeau - where are we with the trash-talking heads of state?

Justin Trudeau thumbs up with Prince Harry

First the Obamas, now Trudeau, anyone next?

Spain issues arrest warrants for senior Russian government officials accused of mafia links

Gennady Petrov appears at a Majorca court

Russian officials linked to murder, drug trafficking, arms trafficking, extortion, bribery and money laundering

Driver fined for cramming 10 sheep in truck

Traffic police stopped a pickup truck on an express highway in north China's Shanxi Province.

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A kids' strike misses the point - SATs are short-term pain for long-term gain

Around 20% of pupils leave primary school without an adequate standard of literacy or numeracy.

Shocking truth behind how kleptocrats have looted $12.1 trillion from world's poorest nations

US economist Jim Henry analysed 45 years of official data to arrive at the figure.

Boy whose plastic-bag Lionel Messi shirt pics went viral is forced to flee Afghanistan

Relatives of Murtaza Ahmadi, 5, said they were threatened by local gangsters.

Trump says the US has 'gotta shoot' at Russian planes performing barrel rolls if diplomacy fails

Presidential hopeful said Obama was too busy 'playing golf' to deal with aggressive moves from Russian jets.

Texas: Parents charged after pregnant teen's body found with uterus removed

The mentally disabled girl had earlier complained that her step-father had impregnated her.

Women now outnumber clerics in Iran's parliament for first time

Women have 17 seats compared to mullahs' 16, although there are just 6% of female MPs in the majlis

Kenya: Call to ban forced anal examinations to 'prove' homosexuality

Anal region inspections may constitute rape, Human Rights Watch warns.

See spectacular lightning illuminate Washington Monument as city is battered by heavy storms

Hail and thunderstorms hit the Washington area on 2 May.

Indian Dalit woman found raped, murdered and disemboweled

Horrific rape incident sends shock waves in southern Indian state of Kerala.

Bank of Mum and Dad among top 10 mortgage lenders as parents hand over £5bn

Research by Legal & General and the Cebr shows scale of financial support parents give children to buy homes.

US election polling: Donald Trump now beating Hillary Clinton in head-to-head race

The Rasmussen Reports survey saw voters choosing Trump if forced to pick between him and Hillary Clinton

Isis: US soldier killed by Daesh fire in northern Iraq

US Central Command says serviceman was killed by enemy fire near Irbil.

Kids' strike: Education Secretary Nicky Morgan attacks 'harmful' Let Our Kids Be Kids campaign

Parents complain 'over-testing' is putting children off education.

Burundi's invisible victims: Internally displaced civilians are going hungry

EXCLUSIVE: Burundi IDP speaks to IBTimes UK about hiding in the bush, fear and hunger

William Trubridge: Watch freediver set new world record with 122m plunge

Trubridge set a new world record by diving 122m below the ocean's surface.

Met Gala 2016: IBM Watson turns designer with Marchesa, debuts smart dress

IBM Watson and Marchesa design 'cognitive dress' that changes colour according to social media mood.

Alton Towers Galactica ride leaves visitors dangling for 30 minutes following breakdown

Theme park suffers another malfunction after heavy rain 'obscured a sensor' on new ride.

UK weather: Mini heatwave on the way with temperatures set to soar in London

London will enjoy highs of 24C and sunny conditions by the weekend says Met Office

Saudi women can now get copy of marriage contract

Earlier, only men had the right to obtain a copy in the kingdom.

Barnet: Nine-year-old boy and two women sprayed in face with chemicals in laptop robbery

Police are appealing for information after two men pose as would-be buyers of laptops advertised on Gumtree

Controversial Housing Bill back with MPs after peers handed government 13 defeats

Government under pressure in House of Commons to compromise on Housing and Planning Bill to pass it.

Somali asylum seeker commits self-immolation at Nauru

Hodan Yasin, 21, airlifted to Brisbane hospital with 70% burns.

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar says Malala Yousafzai won the Nobel Peace Prize for 'doing nothing'

Art of Living founder says that he 'turned down' Nobel Peace Prize saying there was 'no value' in the accolade

Self-driving cars to affect UK motor insurance industry, warns Volvo chief

ABI director says motor manufacturers face threats to their own business models from Google and Apple.

Justin Trudeau issues his own Invictus Games challenge to the Obamas and Prince Harry

'This is how Canada brings it' says Canadian premier as he taunts the Obamas, Prince Harry and the Queen

Barclays France alleged to be involved in money laundering and mis-selling

AnaCap in talks to buy Barclays French retail, wealth management and life insurance business.

David Cameron's new hate speech crackdown will see 'extreme' broadcasters blocked

UK prime minister will reportedly strengthen Ofcom's rules as part of an Extremism Bill.

California Muslim women file lawsuits alleging discrimination

Two separate lawsuits filed against California police over alleged discrimination based on religion.

Duck crossing: Michigan school hall plays host to annual bird procession

Mother duck upholds 13-year tradition of leading its troupe of ducklings through halls of elementary school.

Cate Blanchett appointed UNHCR goodwill ambassador to raise awareness about refugee crisis

Prior to taking up her role as ambassador, Cate Blanchett visited Jordan to meet refugee families

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