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Vigilante cells spreading across Russia and abroad with complicity of authorities in Moscow.

Cocker spaniel puppy Fern stolen from family farm in Surrey.

We profile pro-Assad Syrian Electronic Army which is waging cyber war against media outlets.

Alistair Charlton investigates the next revolution in connected devices - the Smartwatch

Dwarf Blake Johnston attacked after being booked for Australian Football League Party

Miss World 2013, the 63rd edition of the Miss World pageant, has officially begun in Indonesia.

Following Steve Ballmer's surprising resignation, David Gilbert looks at the candidates likely to fill his role.

US president criticised by allies and enemies alike for his U-turn on military strikes in Syria in reprisal for Ghouta gas attack.

Hacker took nude pictures of her over the internet using her webcam, then threatened to post images online.

Russian president claimed it was 'nonsense' to assume Syrian forces launched attack when they were winning war.

The leader of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis has appeared in the first papal 'selfie', posing with teenagers.

Prime minister says Labour leader 'let down America' by not backing military intervention.

Prime minister responds to shock defeat in parliament over British military action in Syria.

Post attributed to Assad's pre-teen son boasts megalomaniac pro-war claims.

Ania Lisewska is attempting to travel around the world with an aim of having sex with at least 100,000 men in her life time.

Samsung will announce the Galaxy Gear smartwatch in Berlin on 4 September - here's everything we know so far.

Mobile operator Three will launch its 4G network in December, a year after EE, but will charge customers the same as 3G.

Vodafone and O2 launch their 4G networks to rival that offered by EE, as the UK begins to embrace the faster mobile internet service.

London girl, 15, found dead at home but police rule out suspicious death.

Rooney thanks supporters for a generous reception after a summer of uncertainty

The two video clips, entitled "When white people pi** black people off", show the toddler getting beaten and spat at by the older black girls.

The New York Times, Huffington Post UK and Twitter all attacked by Syrian Electronic Army by targeting their domain registrar.

Facebook published first government data request report, but privacy campaigners argue more must be done.

In first part of special series on cyber warfare, IBTimes UK investigates the state of government-sponsored surveillance.

US court orders Facebook to pay £13m to users for using their profile pictures and names in Sponsored Story adverts.

Market capitalisation increases by about $10bn in one month.

Spanish mayor Fransisco Perez Trigueros posts bogus picture of Gibraltar under occupation.

Woman who gave birth in Pennsylvania bar bathroom killed baby and returned to drink with friends faces death penalty.

Angelina Jolie is currently doing humanitarian work with United Nations, helping child refugees in Damascus.

Computer science student in West Bengal develops low-cost drone.