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Scotland: Twin boys drown in garden pond

The two-year-old twin boys were found in what is thought to be a fish pond.

UK: Teenager arrested after man in his fifties was 'raped in toilets' in Manchester's Arndale Centre

A19-year-old was detained by security after a man reported that he was attacked in the toilets of a Next store.

US: New York woman charged with kidnapping two teenage sisters

Amanda Hellman faces a felony count of second-degree kidnapping for the abduction of Ky-Lea Fortner, 15, and Shaeleen Fitch-Fortner, 13.

Scotland: Man shot after firing crossbow at police

The 24-year-old was in a stand-off with armed police for seven hours, after barricading himself inside a house in Kilbirnie, Ayrshire.

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One dead, two missing following tug boat crash on the Hudson River

Crash happened early on Saturday morning at the construction site of the new Tappan Zee Bridge

Two teenage girls arrested by French counter-terror police over alleged 'Bataclan-style plot'

Girls, aged 15 and 17, were arrested by counter-terrorism agents and had exchanged Facebook messages.

Isis chemical weapon attacks on Iraqi settlement of Taza kill girl, 3, and injure 600

Mustard gas believed to have been used in the chemical weapon attacks, held 3 days apart.

Michael Schumacher dreamt of retreating from public life, manager Sabine Kehm reveals

'You don't need to call me for the next year, I'm disappearing,' Schumacher once told Kehm.

Animal cruelty lobby snaps at 'dog whisperer' Cesar Millan after dog bites pig

Ten thousand people sign Change.org petition demanding Nat Geo Wild cancel Millan's show.

Liberal Democrats vote overwhelmingly to legalise cannabis at party conference

The Lib Dems are holding their spring conference in York where a vote was put to the room.

Actress Kate del Castillo disputes Sean Penn's claims about El Chapo meeting

She claimed that Penn only told her about the Rolling Stone article on meeting the drug lord.

Severn Trent tells people affected by chlorine-contaminated water to keep avoiding tap water

More than 3,700 households are affected by high levels of chlorine in tap water.

Suspect arrested in relation to Dublin boxing weigh-in shooting attack

Shane Rowan has been charged with possession of three rifles as well as rounds of ammunition.

5 UK men and a woman charged with 53 child sex offences against 8 Sheffield girls

Alleged offences were said to have taken place between 2005-2012 in the city.

Puerto Rican funeral home left a dead man sat with open eyes for his funeral

Funeral home settled on the unusual pose to remember murdered man 'as he was'.

One of North Korea's submarines is reportedly missing amid missile firing tensions

US official believes that the boat has sunk but Pyongyang has not mentioned the disappearance.

Lawsuit alleges US ad agency boss made racist and sexist remarks to female employee

Head of J Walter Thompson Gustavo Martinez denies allegations filed in New York Federal Court.

Six killed following major avalanche in Italian Alps

Rescuers using a helicopter and a dog team are currently searching for 10 missing people.

Dramatic dashcam video captures Pennsylvania sheriff foiling taxi robbery

Victor Martinez-Herrera entered the taxi of Ralph Valleta and pointed a gun at his head.

Crooked Metropolitan Police sergeant handed 18-month sentence for theft

David Robinson was embroiled in a bitter custody row with his ex-wife at the time of the crimes.

Britain offers 30 extra troops to train Iraqi forces in fight against Isis

Ministry of Defence said the soldiers will provide training in logistics and bridge building.

Disability cuts to fund middle-class tax giveaway ahead of George Osborne's Budget

UK Chancellor to use cuts in benefits payments to disabled people to cut taxes for middle class.

UK police holds more than 7,800 DNA profiles and fingerprints of terror suspects

Some 6,500 individuals had previously been identified in October 2013.

Eagles of Death Metal's Jesse Hughes apologises for Bataclan slur

Hughes says his accusations were unfounded and baseless and there was no excuse for them.

Muslim women across the US taking self-defence classes after surge in hate crimes

Many groups are blaming Donald Trump's incendiary rhetoric for the rise in violence.

Progressive rock icon Keith Emerson, of Emerson, Lake and Palmer, dies aged 71

Police in Santa Monica, Los Angeles say they are investigating the death as a suicide.

Meet Kapoush, the refugee cat on a journey with his family

Kapoush the cat is one of the inhabitants in a makeshift migrant camp in Idomeni, Greece.

Gaza zoo displays carcasses, sells starving animals as war kills the wild

An array of stuffed wild animals is on display at a zoo in southern Gaza Strip after they died of starvation.

UK wages: Bank of England says wage premium of university graduates has declined over 20 years

While only 10% of workers had a degree in 1985, today this number is more than 33%.

In Focus: Malawians fear for future as lack of maize threatens survival

IBTimes UK travelled to Malawi to witness the impact of a drought that has put millions at risk of hunger.

Destruction of historical monuments by Isis to be treated as war crime in landmark case

Islamist militants are accused of attacks on 10 religious and historic monuments in Timbuktu, Mali.

Footage of some of the people in Newcastle city centre under the influence of legal highs

Newcastle: CCTV montage shows legal high users fighting and stumbling around in high street

Northumbria Police and ambulance service issue warning about legal highs.

Paris attackers' details revealed by 'stolen Islamic State files'

Data cache reportedly contains details of 22,000 Isis supporters in over 50 countries.

Tesco to launch 'wonky veg' range to tackle food waste

Asda and Morrisons are also selling wonky vegetables.

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