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Isis: Daesh suicide bomber kills 30 at amateur Iraqi football tournament as trophies were being handed out

The attack took place in the city of Iskanderiyah while a local football tournament was taking place.

Islamic State: Isis forces civilians to pay huge fines in US dollars to raise revenue

Isis fails in its attempt to have its currency break 'America's capitalist financial system of enslavement'.

War on Isis: 'Hero' Russian Special Forces soldier calls airstrike on himself to kill Daesh fighters

The Russian commando died helping Bashar al-Assad's troops retake the ancient city of Palmyra.

Aung San Suu Kyi: 'No one told me I was going to be interviewed by a Muslim'

President of Myanmar's National League for Democracy Suu Kyi lost her composure when questioned by Mishal Husain about the plight of Burma's Muslim minority.

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Syrian Army retakes historic city of Palmyra after fierce clashes with Isis

The Syrian Army has reportedly taken control of a medieval castle overlooking the historic city of Palmyra.

British border guards banned from using vehicle X-rays in French ports

The devices have been barred because of fears that the radiation could damage the health of migrants.

Brussels attack: What is Voorpost, the extremist anti-Muslim group making noise in Belgium?

Far-right nationalist groups emerge in the days following terror attacks on the Belgian capital.

Easter 2016: Palestinian Christians mark Easter Friday with a political 'Via Dolorosa'

In the West Bank, Palestinian Christians mark Easter with a walk between two Jewish settlements near Bethlehem.

Glasgow: Local people unite to mourn brutally-murdered shopkeeper Asad Shah

Murdered shopkeeper Shah was a devout Muslim who wrote Easter message to 'beloved Christian nation'.

From Lockerbie to the London bombings: The nine worst terrorist attacks in Europe since 1970

With recent terrorist atrocities in Paris and Brussels, IBTimes UK takes a look back over the worst attacks in Europe over the past 40 years.

Brussels attack: Brother and sister Alexander and Sascha Pinczowski died in airport blasts

Their deaths were confirmed by friend who said the family was grateful to have closure.

Isis second-in-command Haji Imam confirmed dead in Coalition raid - Pentagon

Death of rumoured al-Baghdadi successor Haji Imam comes weeks after killing of Omar the Chechen.

Easter 2016: Proud owners show off world's oldest hot cross bun, allegedly dating from 1807

The bun was baked in Essex on Good Friday 209 years ago, according to Andrew Munson and his wife Dot.

Filipino Ruben Enaje in agonising mock crucifixion for 30th time to atone for sins on Good Friday

Ruben Enaje, a 55-year-old sign painter, screamed in agony as he was nailed to a wooden cross.

Brussels attack: German police reportedly arrest two people with links to suicide bombers

News magazine Der Spiegel claims that one of the men received text messages with name Khalid El Bakraoui.

Brussels attack: False hopes raised by US State Department officials over missing New York couple

Justin Shults' brother expresses 'disgust' after being misinformed Justin and wife Stephanie had been found.

Isis: Islamic State releases video showing aftermath of strike on Mosul 'milk factory'

Amateur video shows the aftermath of US air strikes on a factory in the Islamic State-held city of Mosul.

Burundi: International Conference: "Without justice there can be no peace in Burundi"

Burundi: International Conference brings together experts as crisis deepens

Brussels attack: Blasts heard as Belgian police continue anti-terror raids

The initial blasts were heard in the suburb of Schaerbeek

Good Friday in Jerusalem: Christians from around the world follow the path taken by Jesus

The route taken by Jesus as he carried his cross before his crucifixion is called Via Dolorosa.

Belgium confirms it will resume F-16 airstrikes on Isis in the wake of Brussels attacks

Missions to take place under umbrella of the US-led coalition against Islamic State, said prime minister.

Easter 2016: Top quotes and messages to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ

Jesus came back to life on Sunday, the third day after his death on the cross, the Friday before Easter.

Brussels attack: John Kerry vows action against Isis and expresses condolences to Belgium

Kerry said that the world would come back with greater resolve against the extremist militant group.

Brussels attack: Briton David Dixon confirmed to be among the victims of Isis attack in Belgium

Briton Dixon from Hartlepool has been confirmed dead by the Foreign Office.

Isis in Malaysia: 15 Daesh suspects arrested after receiving order to attack the country

Country on high alert, as 177 militants with suspected ties to Islamic State are arrested in just two years.

Hackers attack Verizon's anti data breach division, access information of 1.5 million customers

The hackers posted the customer data for sale online and sought $100,000 for it.

Woolworths apologises after burns victim is 'treated like a criminal' by a security guard

Sydney woman says she was yelled at for wearing a medical compression mask in the store.

North Korea: Lone assassin 'most likely method' to assassinate Kim Jong-un claims study

Academic study argued it was plausible that someone may wish to eliminate him.

Glasgow: Imam of Central Mosque criticised for praising Pakistani terrorist who killed politician

Imam Maulana Habib Ur Rehman of Glasgow Central Mosque praised killer Mumtaz Qadri on WhatsApp.

Easter 2016: Filipino penitents subject themselves to crucifixions on Good Friday

Groups of men whipped themselves bloody and carried heavy crosses on streets in Tarlac city.

Migrant crisis: Italian Coastguard rescues 14 refugees in tiny boat from Mediterranean sea

The coastguard said those rescued were 'all men, [and of] Afghan and Pakistani origin'.

Fire halts Good Morning Britain broadcast at ITV studios just before programme due to go live

London Fire Brigade puts out the blaze, which started in a post room. No casualties were reported.

Brexit: Former CIA director says UK national security would not be damaged by leaving EU

A former director of the NSA and CIA intelligence agencies has waded into the Brexit debate.

France: 12 passengers dead but driver survives after minibus collides with truck near Moulins

Deceased were Portuguese nationals returning from holiday in Switzerland.

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