SOCIETY

Just hours before the fatal shooting, Dorothy Dutiel tweeted: "Goodbye :)".

West Midlands Police have detained a 26-year-old man in Leicester over the 3 February killing in Birmingham.

Tensions have risen since hundreds of Zakzaky's supporters were killed in December.

Separation is seen necessary to prevent convicted terrorists radicalising other inmates.

Russian prime minister tells Munich Security Conference east-west relations have deteriorated considerably.

Primary school teacher Caitlin Clavette died after the 200lb iron disc crashed through the front of her car.

Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said the removal of the Syrian president was Riyadh's 'objective'.

Heads of the Catholic and Russian Orthodox Churches signed a declaration during historic Havana meeting.

IBTimes UK looks at what has become of Ben Ali, Gaddafi, Mubarak and other heads of state in charge in 2011.

Meaningless flings on 14 February can backfire.

Southern California Gas Company announces it has temporarily controlled the gas leak.

IBtimes UK interviews Noella Coursaris Musunka, a Congolese model who is trying to make a difference in DRC.

Three rebel groups say they are sceptical of ceasefire plan agreed upon by world powers on 12 February.

Leaders call for renewed Christian unity and appeal for protection of Christians in the Middle East.

Chief minister of the offshore financial centre had initially proposed housing six families.

The prospect of housing refugee families provoked heated debate among residents in the Channel tax haven.

Residents voice concerns over whether the Channel Island risks becoming a stepping stone into Britain.

EasyJet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou launched this store in early February.

This follows the recent price cuts promised by Asda and Morrisons.

Hassane intended to kill civilians and police officers in a series of 'drive-by shootings' on a moped.

High school teenager in Utah buys a carnation for every single girl in his school for Valentine's Day.

Children's Commissioner for England says Facebook is not doing enough to police paedophiles online.

Dubbed 'el funcionario fantasma' - the phantom official, he was rumbled when he qualified for a 'long service award.'

The 32-year-old woman from Madhya Pradesh apparently used a sickle to chop off the man's genitals.

Bellfield's solicitor claims he may have been covertly recorded in the course of an informal interview.

British hairdresser had torn out some passport pages to use as toilet paper when drunk a few years ago.

Eight people in total were injured when car reportedly ploughed into group outside school in Liverpool.

EXCLUSIVE: Marie Louise Baricako and Vital Nshimirimana slam international community's inaction.

Protesters claim at least 10 people were killed during what they say was a peaceful protest in Aba.