SOCIETY

The National Union of Teachers' conference has backed strike action for the summer term.

Fayçal Cheffou previously reported on mistreatment of Muslims at a centre for asylum seekers in Belgium.

Aerial footage shows areas of ancient city recaptured by Syrian soldiers in battle against the Islamic State (Isis).

Wife claims her husband admitted to having casual sex with men near MI6's headquarters

The Belgian international airport will remain closed over Easter, following attacks that left 31 dead.

The worker's security pass for the Doel Nuclear Power Station was stolen after he was killed while walking his dog.

Asad Shah died after a brutal stabbing by another Muslim at his shop in Shawlands.

A rock imprint in the Nasa image has an uncanny resemblance to a fully-formed fish.

John Bruton says Ireland already had Home Rule in 1916 so there was "no need for violence".

Video footage shows moment blast ripped through football stadium on 25 March.

Nine Boeing P-8A Poseidon planes being sold to the UK military.

IBTimes UK speaks to Robin Chaurasiya, founder of charity Kranti which empowers girls from Kamathipura red-light district.

Severe weather warning issued for England and south Wales.

Cassidy Megan, a 9-year-old Canadian, has been instrumental in the establishment of Purple Day.

Releasing its strategic plan, the Office for Nuclear Regulation will continue to manage the threat of cyberattack.

James Meyers Jr. said he does not remember watching the movie and the shop he rented it from is now shut.

UN chief calls for an end to Syria conflict and appeals for 'peace in the Middle East'.

Pope Francis carries out foot-washing ritual and says, we are 'children of the same God'.

Lynne Freeman and Jodie Betteridge were attacked minutes apart on Wednesday 23 March.

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

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

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

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.

Ramon Fossati said he had been told that he could not perform the role until 2019.

Wen Yunchao claims authorities in China trying to divert attention away from problems of economic slowdown.

Throngs of Catholic faithful descend in Taxco with whips and thorns for a graphic procession.

Andrew Grigg was on holiday in 2012 when he is believed to have drowned in a hotel swimming pool.

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

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