Press TV anchor Sheena Shirani flees Iran after exposing 'daily sexual harassment' at the channel
The presenter quit her job at the beginning of February before making the allegations.
Denis Mukwege: It is time we all acknowledged rape as war weapon destroys humanity
EXCLUSIVE: IBTimesUK speaks with surgeon Denis Mukwege, who operated 40,000 women victim of rape and mutilation
Germany: Far right violence doubled in 2015, according to govt figures
Figure likely to increase further with incidents from last year still being reported.
Aeromexico to teach staff significance of Sikh turban after US actor banned from plane
Waris Ahluwalia was stopped from boarding because he refused to remove his turban for religious reasons.
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Saudi Arabia teacher shoots dead six colleagues in an education department building
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Why do police assume rape victims are liars - but believe those reporting any other crime?
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Sainsbury's becomes first supermarket to scrap multi-buy offers to end food wastage and overspending
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DRC: 'We are not scared of Joseph Kabila's forces', say activists calling for civil disobedience
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Aseel Muthana, a 19-year-old fighting for Islamic State in Syria, described male acquaintances as 'babe', 'cutie' and 'darling'.
North Korea expels all South Korean workers from Kaesong industrial zone in 'declaration of war'
The South was ordered to exit the zone within hours and allowed to take only personal belongings.
Mexico prison blaze: 'Dozens dead' as fire erupts at Monterrey prison during huge riot
The blaze at the Topo Chico prison near Monterrey was caused by detainees, who set alight mattresses during a massive melee.
Nigeria: Fears of a new Boko Haram after massacre of Shia Muslims in Zaria
Tensions are rising in Zaria after clashes between the army and Shia Muslims in December 2015.
Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace: Booming China will power prime central London property demand
The chief executive of Winkworth talks to IBTimes UK about the property market.
Simon's Choice: BBC show urges government to reopen right to die debate after 'rejecting safe legal option'
Simon Binner chose to end his life at a clinic in Switzerland, as shown in the doc How To Die: Simon's Choice.
UK weather: London unlikely to see Valentine's Day snow despite Arctic blast
Despite a dramatic drop in temperatures, London is likely to see only rainfall over the weekend.
Is Sharia law good for the UK? Islamic code helps Muslims and non-Muslims live in peace, believes top scholar
Indian-born scholar says non-Muslims misunderstand the term 'sharia' just as badly as 'jihad'.
Egypt: Train crashes into concrete leaving more than 100 injured
The train was headed from Aswan to the capital Cairo.
Armin Meiwes: German cannibal reveals how he ate gay lover 'with potatoes and sprouts'
Notorious killer has spoken at length about the incident in a new documentary.
France bus crash: Six children killed as truck slices through school bus
Bus carrying 15 children smashed into a truck carrying rubble.
How to tell if your Ikea ceiling lamps pose a safety risk
Ikea has recalled the lampshades after reports of customer injuries.
UK graduates to benefit from 1,000 internships in India being launched by Priti Patel
The Generation-UK India scheme will see 25,000 young Britons working and studying in India by 2020.
South Korea: Activists burn Kim Jong-un effigy in Seoul over North Korean rocket launch
The protesters also ripped up North Korean flags.
The Burial of the Sardine: Spanish mourners carry mock fish during poignant funeral procession
Locals parade through the streets of Madrid to celebrate Ash Wednesday and the beginning of Lent.
Uganda: People have not had a free and fair election for the past 20 years, activists claim
Violations since 1997 posed serious risks for Ugandan's ability to freely exercise their human rights.
Junior doctors' strike: NHS agrees Jeremy Hunt contract offer should be forced through
Chief executive Simon Stevens said it is right to impose contract to end further walkouts.
Switzerland: Prison guard 'may have fled to Syria' with rapist she helped escape
Husband of prison guard claims she developed strong interest in Quran before going on the run.
EU referendum: Hilary Benn warns Vladimir Putin would 'shed no tears' over Brexit
Shadow foreign secretary claims splitting from the EU would play into the hands of Moscow.
Met may stop automatically believing child abuse complainants and give anonymity to suspects
Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe looking into ways to improve probes after Operation Midland controversy.
North Korea military 'occupies' Kaesong complex, warns South of 'disastrous and painful' consequences
Pyongyang announces imminent deportation of all South Koreans working at jointly-run factory park.
Hamas tunnels: 'We can hear them digging beneath our feet,' say Israelis on Gaza border
Israel is increasingly worried about Hamas's tunnel infrastructure growing since the 2014 war.
India PM Narendra Modi breaks protocol to welcome 'special friend' Prince of Abu Dhabi
Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has made his first official state visit to India.
Bangalore leopard scare forces closure of over 100 schools
Leopards sighted in the same area where a leopard had mauled six people recently.
Valentine's Day 2016: Preston's residents expected to spend the most in the UK
Tesco estimates that it sells about one million flower bouquets every Valentine's Day.
Indian soldier rescued alive from Siachen Glacier avalanche dies
The sole survivor of an avalanche that struck northern Siachen Glacier in India has died.
Nigeria: Biafrans 'activate' right to self-defence as civil societies condemn Aba killings
Ten allegedly killed in Aba as Police Reform Network urges government to stop repression against separatists.
Australia: Female backpackers escape kidnap and attempted murder ordeal at remote beach
Two women taken to Adelaide hospital after alleged attack at Coorong National Park near Salt Creek.
UK braced for cold and snowy weekend
Met Office says up to 4cm of snow could fall in some parts of the country, especially at higher altitudes.
Anger as Independent editor says British newspaper will use Bombay instead of Mumbai
Amol Rajan has received widespread criticism for choosing to refer to India's financial capital by it's colony name.
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