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Indian regulator rules against Facebook's internet.org saying it violates net neutrality.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK visits Bedfordshire centre amid storm over treatment of asylum seekers.

South African who spent three months in UK detention centre said she would rather die than go back.

Pro-Biafran protest expected to last until 12 February.

Scientists claim warmer oceans and population increase are among the factors behind the rise.

Prime minister argued that makeshift migrant camps would appear in south east England after a Brexit.

Scotland Yard close Territorial Support Group used during 2011 summer riots amid fraud investigation

'Unprecedented' rise in ethnic-minority and mixed-race donations follows appeal for student with leukaemia.

Police in Bavaria says two commuter trains crashed 60km south-west of Munich.

The app developers believe high university fees pushing students to find new ways to raise cash.

Following massive rescue operation, the Indian Army has rescued one soldier alive from Siachen Glacier.

Seoul confirms satellite achieved orbit, although it is unclear if device is functioning properly.

FBI continues to negotiate with last 3 men and a woman at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.

Two children were also seriously hurt after Storm Imogen battered the south of England.

The services have been designated for closure by the Conservative-run Oxfordshire county council.

Security source says up to 60 Islamic State fighters may have entered Europe before 13 November attacks.

This is not the first time the Chancellor's brother has been pulled up before the General Medical Council.

US launches probe as breach follows similar attack baring data on 9,000 workers at Homeland Security.

The victims drowned after their boat capsized while traveling to the Greek island of Lesbos.

The Grand Budapest Hotel actor offered to remove turban in private room but was still not allowed onboard.

Keighley MP Kris Hopkins who spoke out about grooming gangs was threatened but will continue to speak out.

US federal court brings charges against 25-year-old Nisreen Assad Ibrahim Bahar, wife of Abu Sayyaf.

Second man shot dead in four days in Dublin as Continuity IRA claims responsibility for first attack.

Canada will stop targeting Isis in air strikes, and six fighter jets will return says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

US confirms North Korea launched satellitet into space and says there will be an impactful response.

Rescue workers in Taiwan find tin cans amidst collapsed Weiguan Jinlong complex rubble in search of survivors.

Seven suspected Islamic state militants have been arrested for allegedly planning terrorist attacks.

Schools in London and across the UK received bomb threat phonecalls with Islamic music playing in the background.

We should encourage more articles to be written about public figures' good intentions.