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Ammon Bundy, the leader of a group of armed men who took over a wildlife refuge in Oregon, has allowed two reporters to join them.

Ray Seal and Rose James will marry in Market Harborough in May.

Former Swiss Army strongholds have been transformed into data centres, hotels and mushroom farms.

Police have been called on to urgently rethink tactics to protect festival revellers.

The mine's owner said it would inspect the property to see what had caused the incident.

Paul Weston gives himself six months to create mass anti-immigration movement in the UK.

An ongoing siege of two towns is preventing basic supplies from getting through.

Mayor of London said 'ineffective' bail system made it easier for alleged IS convert to jump bail.

Man arrested after anonymous threats made on Facebook threatening Columbine-style attack

Tweet by US presidential candidate sparks debate on social media in wake of Paris shooting.

Rules introduced in October have greatly decreased ticket holders' chances of winning

It's Christmas Day for Orthodox Christians in countries such as Russia, Serbia, Egypt.

A tweet to the Indian Railway Ministry saved a girl from being forcibly taken to New Delhi for "work".

IBTimes UK speaks with Nigeria's defence on the anti-Boko Haram fight.

Mayor of Italian municipality asked to take down 'Christian only' road sign for breaking rules of road

Church of Scientology reported Illinois man after he phoned to say he was going to shoot leader.

US Presidential hopeful accused of 'temper tantrum' by creator of petition calling for his ban into UK.

Lee has not been seen since 30 December 2015.

The Haxey Hood and the Leominster Morris Wassail date back hundreds of years.

Remote-controlled robot records 3D images of the contents using millimetre waves to help detect explosives.

Aamir Khan respects Indian government's decision to drop him from tourism campaign.

Update: Man, who shouted 'Allahu Akbar', wore 'fake' suicide vest

Alleged strike comes amid escalating tensions between regional opponents.

Lawsuit fought to make Naruto the macaque the legal owner of photograph selfies.

A staggering $675m is up for grabs now that the Powerball lottery has once again rolled over.

Latest edition of Charlie Hebdo was issued on 6 January and marked first anniversary of attack.

The group will release five additional tracks along with videos in the following months.

A number of women have spoken to German TV after being attacked in Cologne on 31 December.

Many incarnations of the the King of Rock'n'Roll board the Elvis Express in Sydney, bound for the annual Parkes Elvis Festival.