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Syrian refugees await reunion with father who risked Mediterranean to start new life in Germany

Six months later they still have not seen him after he travelled from Jordan to Sulingen in Saxony.

Telford: Urgent appeal after nine-week-old baby boy snatched from home

Police believe boy was snatched by white woman wearing green army jacket.

We Are Tea: Meet the people bringing the traditional cuppa to your night out in cocktail form

Tea for breakfast, a little afternoon treat and then... in the club?

Syria: 'Russian generals killed' by massive car bomb at Latakia military base

Ahrar al-Sham and Bayan groups allege several Russian militarily personal die following blast in Syrian town.

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Smithsonian Photo Contest 2016 finalists: Vote for the best wildlife, travel and people pictures

You can help choose the winner of the Smithsonian Photo Contest Readers' Choice Award.

The UK must make it illegal to pay for sex - most women find it traumatising not empowering

Prostitution is a product of cultural norms which have historically given men a right to women's bodies.

Syria: Bashar al-Assad backing of ceasefire draws mistrust from Turkey and rebels

Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan claims Kurdish YPG militia should be excluded from truce deal.

John Crowley named International Business Times UK editor-in-chief

The former Independent and Telegraph journalist joins the digital publication from The Wall Street Journal.

Syria: German YPG militant Gunter Helsten killed fighting Isis in al-Shadadi

The 55-year-old known by the nom the guerre Rustem Cudi killed in clashes with the Islamic State group.

Burundi talks: What you need to know ahead of the African Union peace delegation's arrival

All eyes are on South Africa president Jacob Zuma, head of mission aimed at resolving Burundi's crisis.

Calais: Refugees in Jungle Camp despair at government plans to bulldoze community they built

Calais officials want to demolish half the camp, with alternative housing in form of shipping containers.

Heathrow 13 avoid jail term following Plane Stupid runway climate change protest

Activists who chained themselves to airport runway get suspended sentence following support from MPs.

Canary Wharf gym death: Man dies of heart attack at Nuffield Health in Canada Square Citibank HQ

Nuffield Health has been shut for the rest of the day following emergency at gym.

BT, Vodafone and other UK companies could be 'getting away with human rights abuses'

Amnesty International UK said 60% of human rights complaints were rejected by National Contact Point.

Nigeria Boko Haram: Civilians still dying as conflict not over, Amnesty International says

IBTimes UK speaks with Amnesty on fight against Boko Haram and crimes allegedly committed by the army.

Macksville: Sleeping boy, 6, attacked by 3m python in Australia after snake slithered into bed

The boy's mother was woken by his terrified screams as the giant snake attacked.

National Drink Wine Day: Fitness coach April Storey's wine workout becomes viral hit

Doing press-ups with a glass of wine under your face might make you push yourself harder...

Heathrow 13: Who are the first climate change activists facing prison in Britain?

Plane Stupid protesters who chained themselves to London Heathrow Airport in 2015 face prison sentences.

Signs of hope and desperation: Refugees and migrants in Calais and Dunkirk refuse to abandon dreams of England

Those hoping to reach the UK are drawn by relatives as well as better job prospects and living conditions.

Allahabad official urinates into India's sacred river while wearing a 'Clean Ganga' shirt

OP Shrivastav urinated into Triveni Sangam, the holy spot where the Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati meet.

UK weather: London warned to brace for icy conditions following Arctic blast overnight

Temperatures are expected to drop as low as -10C bringing widespread ice and frost.

Shoreditch House: Calais 'jungle' activists set off smokebombs outside private members' club

Event hosting French ambassador for international investment was disrupted by the incident.

Refugee crisis: Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orban calls for EU migrant quota referendum

Hungary will hold a referendum on the EU migrant quota proposals.

Arash Sadeghi: Iranian student activist sentenced to 19 years in prison

Sadeghi has spent seven months in solitary confinement ahead of his trial

Marlin Stivani Nivarlain: Swedish jihadi bride who gave birth in Mosul 'didn't know what Islam or Isis were'

Marlin claimed she was duped into joining the terror group.

Shocking video shows man falling from amusement park ride after his seatbelt comes undone

The incident allegedly took place in Sanmenxia Mianchi Yangshao Square in China.

Hampstead cash raid: CCTV catches moment security guard is attacked in post office

Daylight robbery saw guard punched in the face by robbery suspect.

Americans see North Korea, Russia and Iran as a greater threat than Isis terrorists

A Gallup poll has indicated that only 5% of Americans see Islamic State the biggest threat to the US.

Cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra says NHS 'system failures' costing 'thousands of deaths yearly'

UK's leading medics join the leading doctor to demand public inquiry into the safety of medicines.

Law and disorder in DRC: Inside the secret trial of Congo's political activists

LUCHA activists claim Court's decision is 'deliberate attempt to judge the activists in secret'.

Cologne New Year's Eve sex attack suspects may never be caught says police chief

Admission comes as first robbery suspects to stand trial.

Indian state to post images of those who pee in public on YouTube

The Uttar Pradesh government will upload images of offenders on YouTube to eradicate public peeing.

Jeremy Clarkson apologises to Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon after £100,000 racism lawsuit

Former Top Gear presenter sorry for 'regrettable aftermath' after punching producer over steak argument.

Nepal plane crash: All 23 on board killed as Tara Air flight crashes into Himalayan mountain

Flight TA193 lost contact in bad weather on its way from Pokhara to Jomsom in Nepal.

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