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Video: Woman in death-defying car plunge off building after driving through parking barrier

Shocking footage shows vehicle plunge from fourth floor of Towson parking garage.

Bosnian war photo report: Radovan Karadzic and the slaughter of Muslims at Srebrenica

In July 1995, Bosnian Serb forces killed more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys in the eastern Bosnian enclave of Srebrenica, which was a designated UN safe haven.

Boris Johnson: Clock ticks for London mayor as Bishopsgate Goodsyard awaits final decision

Johnson has four major planning decisions on the table in City Hall as London mayoral election looms.

Holy Week: Atmospheric photos of hooded penitents in Spain as Easter approaches

In this gallery, IBTimesUK looks at Holy Week processions in several cities around Spain.

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Adam Johnson: Footballer jailed for six years for sex offences against 15-year-old girl

Former Sunderland footballer sentenced for grooming and sexual activity offences against underage girl.

EU referendum: Brexit cloud hanging over British expats and pensioners living in sunny Spain

Getty photojournalist David Ramos takes a look at the daily life of British expats and pensioners living in Spain.

Radovan Karadzic verdict live stream: Watch UN judges deliver genocide case ruling

International Criminal Court judges in the Hague will deliver verdict from 1pm GMT (2pm local time).

South Africa Guptagate: Hawks police mull corruption probe into Gupta brothers and Duduzane Zuma

Opposition calls for investigation into Gupta family and President Zuma's son Duduzane.

Isis: Iraqi army, Kurdish Peshmerga and US air strikes in major offensive to retake Mosul

Operation to retake Isis-held villages represents a major test of strength for the Iraq military.

Citrus contraband: Woman who smuggled lemons in trousers sent back to Hong Kong

Passenger violated strict rules against bringing in fruit undeclared.

Isis Paris attack suspect Salah Abdeslam didn't know of Brussels terror plot claims lawyer

Lawyer for suspect said Abdeslam would no longer fight extradition to France.

Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau appears in YouTube video

Nigeria: Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau appears in new video after months of silence

Shekau was rumoured to have been replaced or killed after months of absence from propaganda videos.

Good Friday 2016: Top quotes and messages to commemorate Jesus Christ's crucifixion

Good Friday commemorates the saddest moment of Jesus Christ's life on Earth.

Giant nude Kim Kardashian mural on wall in Sydney to be removed after complaints

Neighbours complained when a two-storey nude mural of Kim Kardashian appeared on a wall in Sydney.

Purim 2016 in pictures: The joyous Jewish fancy dress festival of deliverance

Purim is celebrated annually according to the Hebrew calendar, on the 14th day of the Hebrew month of Adar

Holi 2016: Save Water For Better Things campaign sparks controversy among revellers

Many responded angrily to Videocon Group's calls for a 'dry Holi'.

Zimbabwe: President Robert Mugabe and war veterans set meeting date as tensions grow

Commentators say that the freedom fighters' resolution is designed to set the stage for Mugabe 'ouster'

Gangland Dublin: Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch friend 'Mr Kingsize' shot dead in County Meath

Dublin gang warfare escalates after Noel Duggan was shot dead on housing estate in Ratoath, County Meath.

Britons spend a higher proportion of their earnings on rail commute than Europeans: Action for Rail

Easter 2016: How to get around London over the four-day Bank Holiday weekend

Travel advice for London over the four-day Easter weekend including TfL services, rail travel and busy roads.

Zimbabwe: Japan itinerary of President Robert Mugabe as he makes Look East policy visit

Mugabe looks to boost investment and economic cooperation with Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

Gangland Salford: 8 arrests as police battle Manchester violence after Paul Massey execution

Greater Manchester Police detain men aged 19-46 over gangland activity.

New Zealand votes to keep UK-linked Union Flag design following $26m referendum

More than 56% of New Zealanders vote to keep current Union Flag design.

North Carolina cans transgender toilets and discrimination protections for LGBT community

New state law bigfoots local statutes, pointedly omits LGBT community in new 'anti-discrimination' measure.

Holi 2016: Messages from India's celebrities and Bollywood stars for the 'festival of colours'

Priyanka Chopra, Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan and other Indian celebrities post about Holi.

Brussels attacks: Identities of dead, injured and missing as Belgium enters second day of mourning

At least 31 individuals were killed in the Islamic State attacks and more than 200 wounded.

Japan's whaling fleet returns from Antarctic with 333 minke whales including pregnant females

Tokyo confirms return of its fleet, comprising four survey ships, after a successful whale hunt in Antarctic.

Brussels attack: Manhunt for two suspects as authorities identify Maalbeek metro accomplice

Police are extending their manhunt to include a man who assisted Khalid el-Bakraoui.

Brussels attack: What is TATP, the 'Mother of Satan' explosive used by terrorists?

TATP was the primary explosive material used in bombs and suicide vests in the 2015 Paris attacks.

Singapore: Fund manager Philippe Graffart could escape the gallows if he pleads guilty to killing son

Graffart said to be suffering from major depressive disorder says Attorney General

Chinese businessman pleads guilty to hacking US sensitive military information and mailing it to China

Su Bin pleads guilty to conspiring to hack sensitive US military information and sending it to China

The 50-year-old helped 2 conspirators target specific companies and access sensitive files.

US killer Jared Lee Loughner sues ex-congresswoman victim Gabby Giffords for $25m for emotional distress

Gabby Giffords is making Loughner delusional says suit.

Myanmar is creating new generation of prisoners of conscience warns Amnesty International

Amnesty claims Myanmar using military-era laws to persecute people but new government can change things.

Mystery solved: Navy tugboat USS Conestoga found 95 years after sinking off California

Tugboat at bottom of sea near San Francisco took on water in high winds soon after leaving shore.

Flight attendant who left 30kg of cocaine at LAX is arrested in New York City

Marsha Gay Reynolds surrendered to authorities at John F Kennedy International Airport on 23 March.

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