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On the first anniversary of the Nepal earthquake, geologists speak to IBTimes UK about why it was so destructive.

The deployment would take the number of US personnel there to 300.

After winning Aurora Prize, she called for international prosecution of Burundi's President Nkurunziza.

Humberside make arrests in connection with the deaths of Daniel Hatfield and Matthew Higgins.

Rule changes will take effect from 16 May in 'a clear message to rogue direct marketing companies'.

Vukotic, 17, was savagely attacked at random by a man under a serious sex offender supervision order.

Morphine and strychnine plants grown at the film location of Hogwart's to warn about the dangers of drugs.

Steel tycoon has now lost £20bn in assets since the 2008 crash.

US president rules out deploying ground troops to oust Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad.

EU-Turkey deal has led to sharp fall in illegal migration across Aegean, Donald Tusk says.

The American Staffordshire terrier-Great Dane cross breed, became startled by the boy's mother coughing and unexpectedly bit the baby.

Three people killed in the Turkish town of Kilis on Friday, as Daesh fired five rockets from the nearby Syrian border.

American Civil Liberties Union is pursuing claims against the CIA on behalf of 3 former detainees.

23 April is the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death.

Football chief allegedly asked for racy pictures if his side won an away game.

Daesh video shows downed MIG-23 jet near Damascus.

Documents leaked to the press reveal Blair's consultancy had wide access to the pariah nation.

The rapid succession of crashes took place early on 21 April in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Fears North Korea may soon conduct a nuclear test after missile fired from submarine

The pilot flew hundreds of miles in less than 30 minutes to deliver vital medical equipment.

Australian paratrooper suffered leg and pelvic injuries and briefly lost consciousness.

Germany's leader is trying to save a controversial deal over housing failed asylum seekers.

Blaze set off a series of large explosions at a chemical storage compound in the port of Jingjiang.

Christopher Sefton and Lori Lloyd starved boy, 6, and forced him to do push-ups with heavy backpacks.

US president began his last day in London with a visit to the replica of Shakespeare's theatre created in 1599.

Target had welcomed transgender customers to use bathrooms matching their gender identity.

IBTimes UK visits Kigali's NGO where homeless people with physical impairments learn professional skills.

Hull police trying to establish identity of 2 dead men found in a back garden in May Street.

Wayne Anthony Hawes was found dead with a gunshot wound after failing to set his home on fire.