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Lesley Dunford jailed for life after confessing to smothering 7-month-old son 13 years ago

Lesley Dunford was jailed in 2012 for seven years for killing her 3-year-old daughter, but confessed in prison to killing her son.

Royal India Tour: Duke and Duchess invited to sit on Taj Mahal bench where Princess Diana posed alone

Prince William and Kate will pose at the 'Diana bench' and leave their signature next to Princess Diana's in the Taj Mahal's guest book.

Isis and IRA are working together to develop car bombs to strike UK, claims Ukip chair

Ukip chair in Northern Ireland David McNarry believes the IRA has been passing their bomb-making expertise onto the jihadists so they can attack the UK.

British school teacher trampled to death by herd of cows

Marian Clode 61, was charged at by the herd as she walked on a bridlepath with her family in Northumberland.

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London mayoral election 2016: Are these the six solutions to the city's housing crisis?

London's housing crisis is a priority issue for leading candidates Zac Goldsmith and Sadiq Khan.

Matthew Keys: Sentenced journalist talks hacking, Anonymous and his future

Anonymous-linked LA Times hack journalist Matthew Keys speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK

Over 100 hospital operations a day on children and teens with 'rotting teeth', new research finds

The cost of removing teeth in children and teens has risen 61% in five years

French teenagers held over torture of 12-year-old schoolgirl in Paris suburb

Three girls detained in Creteil over accusations they beat up and extorted money from another girl for months.

Chimpanzee swings from power lines after escaping a zoo

Chacha, a male chimpanzee, was declared missing from the Yagiyama Zoological Park early on 14 April.

Japan earthquake: Dashcam video shows moment of strong tremors

The earthquake resulted in the death of at least 9 people.

DSEI arms fair trade protesters cleared as judge rules they were stopping 'greater crime'

Eight activist cleared as judge states there was compelling evidence illegal arms were sold DSEI

Grooming of Jewish children: 'What really worried me was when he said he'd meet my son at school'

Transcript shows how one London secondary school pupil was targeted by a Jewish extremists on social media.

Jewish children at London schools being groomed by religious extremists

EXCLUSIVE: Parents warned to be vigilant after youngsters are befriended on Facebook by a radical Jewish sect.

Sex worker in the Artemis brothel, Berlin

German police raid mega-brothel allegedly linked to Hells Angels human trafficking ring

Police arrest six on tax evasion charges and seize property after claims of mistreatment.

Life Of Pi trainer charged with animal cruelty after Peta footage shows him using whip on tiger

'If you did a 45-second montage of the times I struck this animal, Peta would burn this place to the ground'

Merkel approves prosecution of German comedian for insulting Turkey's President Erdogan

Poem read out on German television made crude sexual references about Turkish president.

Japan earthquake: Amateur footage captures aftershock tremors

The earthquake is the strongest to hit Japan since 2011

1MDB scandal: Saudi Arabia made 'no strings attached' $681m payment to Malaysian PM

The kingdom's foreign minister said it was aware of money paid to Najib Razak.

Japan earthquake: 130 aftershocks rattle Kyushu Island after deadly tremor

Japanese government deploys 1,600 soldiers to help with rescue operations after magnitude-6.5 quake.

Executed Iranian rape victim's mother urges PM Matteo Renzi to question Tehran on capital punishment

The letter implores Renzi to escalate questions on capital punishment to Tehran authorities while on a state visit.

New Delhi's second trial of odd-even rule kicks in

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's government is determined to curb pollution levels in the Indian capital.

Belgian transport minister resigns amid reports she ignored Brussels attack warning

Jacqueline Galant hands in resignation the day after top civil servant quits over security funding.

UK terror plot: 5 arrested after international counter-terrorism investigation

Four men and one woman are being held in Birmingham and Gatwick airport accused of terrorism.

Dolmio tells customers its products should not be eaten every day

The new labels come as part of Mars Food's health and well-being initiative

Frenchwoman loses job for not changing her name on boss's request

The 27-year-old woman was asked to change her first name from Marion to Marie or lose the job.

New Zealand hotel bans Lycra shorts to avoid 'unsightly bulges'

Plough Hotel in Rangiora says customers should 'only see the sausages on your plate'

Syria: Camera crew captures air strike that severely wounds journalist

Ibrahim al-Khatib is a journalist with UAE-based Orient News.

Stolen antique Castellani jewellery pieces worth £2.4m returned to Rome's Villa Giulia museum

A total of 27 jewel-encrusted gold pieces were stolen of which 23 have been recovered.

Myron Yarde murder: Two teens accused of killing rapper MDot to appear in court

Suspects aged 16 and 18 accused of killing teenager during mass brawl in south London.

Samsung Galaxy S3 explodes in sleeping boy's bed

Incident in Finland burns boy's mattress and fills his room with smoke.

Man charged with attempted murder of female police officer after axe attack

The man in his 30s was charged on 15 April after the incident on 13 April.

University of California paid fortune to firms to scrub mass police pepper spray from Google searches

Students blast use of public budget in bid to erase attack from history.

Woman dies in apartment building collapse in Tenerife

Three injured and nine missing after four-storey building comes down in Los Cristianos.

Former Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten recommended for parole

The daughter of victims Leno and Rosemary LaBianca said: 'We still suffer our loss.'

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