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In post-Gaddafi Libya power plays between revolutionary militias have led to a civil war.

Tim Leissner is reportedly under investigation by the FBI over his links to Malaysia PM Najib Razak.

Photographer David Ramos travelled around Sweden to document the daily lives of people stuck in no-man's land during the cold Scandinavian winter.

Cover of Network magazine depicts blonde woman assaulted by dark-skinned men.

Anti-immigrant group claims to have 5,000 Estonian members.

Around 26 students imprisoned in Goma following 'ville-mortes' day of action.

UN world heritage park in Liguria moves to cut number of tourists visiting picturesque fishing villages.

Research also found that sex drive affects elderly women more than it affects elderly men.

Tarfa, accused of obstructing justice, was granted bail by a Lagos court, which adjourned the case to 14 March.

Health and Safety Executive's Myth Busters Challenge Panel says bars are making an 'easy excuse'.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks to collective's founder about blogging to testify civil war.

The leaked report indicates that Operation Sophia could move into Libyan waters and eventually onto Libyan shores.

Demonstrations in January erupted in violence with 20 people already arrested.

Shelter survey shows the pressure parents are under having to move often and pay high rents.

Have you been spending enough time at the pub studying?

Pope delivers heart-warming speech at stadium rally in Morelia, one of Mexico's most violent cities.

A project offering one-to-one engagement with domestic violence offenders will be piloted in England and Wales.

Greater Manchester Police appeal for witnesses after man battered when he tried to stop bar brawl.

Icy conditions are expected across the country overnight as temperatures drop below freezing.

Lokomotiv Moscow player could face ban for gesture in Europa League match.

Doctors have harvested the eyes of the deceased but no other organ could be saved.

Noam Noam Chomsky and Nobel Laureate Orhan Pamuk accuse Narendra Modi of being 'authoritarian'.

Body thought to have been found in a compartment next to wheel hub after 'blood was found dripping from plane'

The bomber target multinational forces at Ras Abbas military camp in western Aden.

Pernod Ricard to attract young Britons to its Jacob's Creek wine brand.

Band headlines first gig in Paris after 90 people killed at Bataclan concert.

The writer's works were published in the annual publication of Our Lady's School in Oxfordshire.

Labour's John Mann compares language allegedly used by OULC to that of far-right group Pegida.

The request from IS for a truce comes as Assad unleashes an unprecedented onslaught on Aleppo.