Isis militants stormed the city at dawn today, killing at least 19 people in a bid to divert attacks on Mosul.
The young Isis militant celebrates as he finds out that he will be the next fighter to blow himself up
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Defiant Alghad Radio connects the people trapped inside Mosul with the outside world.
Ten gunmen from the group boarded the ship, kidnapping its captain and one crew member.
Gunfire rings out in city as militants wearing suicide vests target police headquarters and government buildings.
In accepting the verdict, Dodi Suridi, 23, said that it was 'the risk of being a terrorist'.
Iraqi PM said operations going quickly as Kurdish troops and the Iraqi army advance into Mosul.
Secretary of Defence Michael Fallon said the military was launching the online attacks against IS.
Fighting is concentrated on a cluster of uninhabited towns and villages littered with roadside bombs planted by Daesh.
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Residents of Sheikh Amir village near Mosul said Isis militants have destroyed all houses belonging to Shias.
It is believed around 5,000 IS fighters in Mosul are being used as suicide bombers to halt advances.
Lieutenant General Talib Shaghati told reporters he was calling on militant group to surrender its positions.
Landmines and booby traps suggest the advance into Mosul will be slow and dangerous.
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In the last 10 days about 5,000 refugees have arrived in Syria from Mosul.
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Officials had charged a member of the right-wing group in August for allegedly collecting documents to plan for terrorist acts.
Experts have warned Isis may use mustard gas as a last resort as aid organisations order gas masks.
The images show two children – who appear no older than 13 – standing over prisoners with handguns.