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Bribery: Cadbury maker’s Indian business being probed by CBI on US request

Cadbury maker's subsdiary facing bribery probe in India

Mondelez India is alleged to have paid bribes to government officials and politicians.

Drowned Alan Kurdi: Two Syrian men jailed for refugee smuggling

Turkish court in Bodrum sentences Muwafaka Alabash and Asem Alfrhad to four years in prison.

Turkey: Photographs show Kurdish rebels getting ready for attack on security forces in Nusaybin

Patriotic Revolutionary Youth Movement YDG-H

Members of the PPK's youth wing are seen preparing for an attack on security forces in Nusbayin, where a police station was bombed.

UK immigration: Backdoor into Britain still open as £1bn pumps into e-Borders white elephant

MPs warn of 'complacency' over delayed e-Borders scheme in damning report.

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India deny visa to US Commission investigating declining religious freedom under Narendra Modi

USCIRF accused India of not being 'confident' enough to allow it into the country.

Azaadi: Indians debate 'freedom' as JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar released on bail

Kumar delivered an impassioned speech at JNU, sparking a debate on what India needs freedom from.

International Women's Day 2016: Best events, festivals and celebrations around the UK

From Women of the World festival to Wonder Women in Manchester – the best events of the day.

China LGBT activists speak out over concerns of ban on same-sex TV dramas

Chinese LGBT rights groups speak to IBTimes UK about the effect the ban will have on people in the country.

Adorable baby giraffe born at Whipsnade Zoo just in time for Mother's Day

Nuru was born on 24 February in Whipsnade Zoo shortly before Mother's Day.

Glide-by shooting: Paranoid hoverboard rider opens fire on motorist and evades police

Hoverboard rider makes US criminal history in first case of 'glide-by' shooting.

Russian atheist could face jail under post-Pussy Riot anti-blasphemy law

The law criminalises any act that hurts people's religious sentiments and beliefs.

Mother's Day: When is Mothering Sunday and why do we celebrate it?

Mother's Day, or Mothering Sunday, is celebrated on Sunday 6 March 2016 in the UK and Ireland.

EasyJet and Virgin Atlantic rank low while British Airways shines in the study on world’s best airlines

EasyJet, Virgin Atlantic rank low while British Airways is top UK carrier says AirHelp study

Qatar Airways, KLM-Royal Dutch, Air Baltic, Air France and Lufthansa German, among the top 5 airlines.

Rio Olympics 2016: World No. 1 Serena Williams aiming for gold in Rio, weighs in on Zika virus

Serena Williams is looking to win gold medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics amid Zika virus concerns

Facebook: Anti-Semitic messages earn Mark Zuckerberg criminal complaint from German lawyers

Activist attorneys uncover trove of Facebook hate speech they say violates German law.

Kim Jong-un says North Korea must be ready to fire nukes 'at any time' after 6 missiles launched

The dictator gave a chilling warning after his latest series of missile tests that have antagonised the west.

Syria conflict: US, Russia-brokered ceasefire largely holding, says UN

UN envoy Staffan de Mistura warns truce is 'fragile' amid continued fighting in some areas.

Bob Dylan sells 6,000 items from his personal archives for up to $20m to the University of Tulsa

The haul included notes, draft lyrics, poems, artwork and photographs and will be curated for the public

MPs to debate whether England should have its own national anthem

The English national anthem bill introduced by MP Toby Perkins gets its second reading.

Malaysia says illegal to publish and read Quran in other languages without accompanying Arabic text

Statement seen as warning to Quran reading campaign which promotes reading scriptures in other languages.

Nicole Kidman backs UN campaign to end violence against women

UN's Face It Together campaign asks people to share a photo of themselves as a pledge of support.

Malaysia stands by decision to block access to The Malaysian Insider

Foreign Affairs Ministry says all rights must be exercised responsibly and with accountability.

Wisconsin man waterboards girlfriend to determine if she is faithful

Man in alleged string of violent abusive acts on girlfriend to find out if she was cheating on him.

Somalia: Al-Shabaab media officer Hassan Hanafi sentenced to death for murder of 6 fellow journalists

Hanafi arranged press conferences when the Islamists were in control of Mogadishu from 2008-2011.

Oscar Pistorius faces murder sentence after losing final appeal bid in Reeva Steenkamp shooting

Pistorius faces minimum 15 years in prison after South Africa's highest court dismisses appeal bid.

Apple encryption row: Twitter, Google and Microsoft send legal brief supporting tech giant against FBI

The FBI are pressuring Apple to allow the agency to hack phone belonging to San Bernardino shooter

Study claims Tinder users in the UK twice as likely to have an STI

Online pharma company finds over three-quarters of Tinder users have a sexually transmitted infection.

Calais Jungle: £17m of UK cash to help relocate migrants to new French camps or send them home

Funds also to be used to boost security to stop migrants trying to smuggle into the UK.

tariq javed manchester paedophile absconded 2016

Manchester paedophile who fled court just before guilty verdict may have fled to Pakistan - police

Greater Manchester police issue urgent appeal to trace whereabouts of child sex offender Tariq Javed.

Malaysia Airlines MH370: Relatives ask Boeing and directly-affected entities to help fund search

In heart breaking statement ahead of 2-year anniversary they say lack of funds should not halt search.

Pakistan: Uber launches in Punjab capital Lahore

Uber formally begins operations in Pakistan and considers hiring both female and male drivers.

Berta Caceres: Honduras indigenous rights activist murdered near her home

Winner of 2015 Goldman Environmental Prize shot dead after promise of protection by Honduras government.

Law and disorder in DRC: Pro-democracy Lucha activists now 'face death penalty'

UPDATE: Six activists have been handed a six-month prison sentence by the Goma Court of Appeal.

Germany: Doctor arrested for recruiting man with learning difficulties to become Isis suicide bomber

'Easily influenced' man later died in suicide bombing in Iraq.

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