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Kizza Besigye supporter dies as police clash with protesters

Uganda elections 2016: Opposition leader Kizza Besigye claims he is not responsible for death of supporter

Tensions ignited after Ugandan opposition leader was detained after police claimed life of protester.

Parents caught smoking cannabis joints at school gates: Manchester headteacher rebukes mums and dads for drug use

Bury primary school says some parents have been puffing on spliffs while dropping off their kids.

Cornwall Elvis impersonator Derrel Weaver filmed women in toilet for sexual gratification

Elvis impersonator denies child sex abuse but admits filming women doing 'private acts'.

If you take your child pole dancing, you're condoning the oppressive sexualisation of girls everywhere

Kids have no place in a world that exists to satisfy the sexual desires of men – they should have a childhood.

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'Ringleader' of alleged gang-rape who joked about teen victim's underwear asks for bail to take job offer

The 29-year-old man is accused of abducting and raping a 14-year-old girl.

Nigeria: President Buhari fires budget chief Yahaya Gusau

Gusau replaced by banker Tijjani Mohammed Abdullahi but no reason for sacking.

Britain First: Leaders Paul Golding and Jayda Fransen arrested for 'wearing political uniforms'

Police use laws originally designed to combat the fascist 'Blackshirts' in the 1930s.

Pegida female leader calls for refugees to be shot and the burqa to be banned

"We don't have time for decency any more", said Tatjana Festerling in an extended rant.

EU referendum: Top Labour MP Chuka Umunna backs controversial 'emergency migration break'

Umunna says David Cameron's renegotiation is 'meaningful and deserving of our support'.

Israel: Police hold Washington Post Jerusalem bureau chief William Booth at Damascus Gate

Police say US journalist detained during security operation in Jerusalem's Old City.

Letter sent by balloon from Paris during 1870 Franco-Prussian War is found in Australia

The 145-year-old letter from a man to his mother has been found in the country's National Archives.

Uganda elections 2016: Kizza Besigye supporter dies during police clash in Kampala

Tensions ignited after Ugandan opposition leader is detained by police claims life of protester

UK weather: Hilarious video of a man struggling to move a bin on an icy driveway goes viral

Alun Miles wrestles with a wheelie bin for nearly three minutes as temperatures plummet across the UK

Julian Assange: UN human rights expert calls on UK and Sweden to free WikiLeaks founder

Alfred de Zayas claims inaction by UK government "erodes the credibility" of UN system.

Paedophile Information Exchange founder Tom O'Carroll joined Labour after Jeremy Corbyn's election

Child sex advocate O'Carroll has now been kicked out of the party after complaints from MPs.

DRC: Activists arrested as nation's main cities are 'paralysed' by general strike

LUCHA movement tells IBTimes UK it believes the arrests are 'abductions' of activists.

US journalist Anna Therese Day arrested Bahrain Sitra

Bahrain charges US journalist Anna Therese Day and colleagues held on Arab Spring anniversary

However, the four US journalists held in Sitra on 14 February have been released from custody.

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Austria: Isis militants posing as refugees planned to join Paris terror attacks

Pair allegedly entered Europe with two of the Paris attackers.

Chad rape riots: Internet sexual humiliation of schoolgirl by 'sons of army officers' sparks fury

Protesters said the girl was kidnapped and gang-raped by five men from the families of senior officers.

Nigeria Boko Haram: Terror strategy 'splits group between al-Qaeda and Isis'

Journalist Ahmad Salkida claims row over Boko Haram's modus operandi alienating combatants.

Dead body found along with millions of SA rand on US plane impounded in Zimbabwe was 'stowaway'

Western Global Airlines said a stowaway could have entered the plane at a previous stop

Argentina: Footballer shoots dead referee for showing him the red card

Referee Cesar Flores, 48, was shot in the head, chest and neck.

Plymouth pile-up: Video shows A38 motorist ploughing through traffic cones like dominoes

Exeter-bound carriageway incident caused three cars to collide after traffic cones were sent flying into air.

Berlin Film Festival: Ai Weiwei uses 14,000 lifejackets to highlight the refugee crisis

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has a history of using his art to draw attention to the plight of the refugee crisis.

Online porn: UK users may have to prove they are over 18 under proposed laws

Porn sites could soon start asking for credit card numbers or mobile phone account details.

Oxford University Labour Club chief resigns as group's members have 'a problem with Jews'

Alex Chalmers quits amid concerns over 'poisonous' anti-semitism within the group.

US election 2016: George W Bush endorses brother Jeb for Republican nomination

The two-term president endorsed his younger brother at a rally in South Carolina.

Eagles of Death Metal frontman: 'Guns in the audience could have prevented Paris slayings'

Paris attacks: 'Until nobody has guns, everyone should have them,' claims Eagles of Death Metal frontman

Isis stones to death 4 Iraqi women in Mosul for alleged adultery

Daesh militants believed to have raped the women before they were stoned to death.

Isis: Police swoop on Islamic State-linked networks in Belgium and Germany

Properties searched in Bremen and four Brussels districts, including infamous jihadi hotspot of Molenbeek.

A boy lies on a bed with an injured hand

Syria: France and Turkey accuse Russia of 'war crimes' over deadly hospital air strikes

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu: Deadly hospital air strikes are an 'obvious war crime'

Fallout 3: Germany lifts ban, hints at Xbox One backwards compatibility re-release

Germany had imposed the ban in 2009 as it was considered harmful to minors.

Isis: Video shows Indonesian children in Syria playing Daesh-style execution game

One of the children issues a threat against Indonesian President Joko Widodo and US President Barack Obama.

British Airways set to announce new nut allergy policy

Delta Airlines was the first to frame a policy on such announcements.

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