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Lawyer argues that victim's stepchildren aren't owed money because they're financially independent.

Pilots managed to avert disaster as plane flew through storm.

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She warned holiday operator Thomson of her severe allergies before travelling to Greece.

Cornish town's locals credit mankini ban for erasing town's 'Wild West' image.

Solicitors for Amira Abase, Shamima Begum and Kadiza Sultana families confrimed the trio are no longer together.

US aims to train 5,000 fighters per year to act as on-the-ground partners in battle against Islamic State.

Leader Charles Nditije tells IBTimes why Burundian opposition has pulled out of elections.

Reports claim IS detonated former Assyrian capital north of Tikrit

At least as many migrants may be dying of hunger and thirst in the Sahara as are drowning in the Mediterranean

Khalimov pledges to 'bring slaughter' in Tajikistan.

Protesters tell IBTimes of police lockdown: 'If we leave our homes to go in the streets we are shot.'

I saw Fifa corruption up close, and we have to stop this madness.

Jordan prince is looking to end Blatter's 17-year reign on back of bribery and corruption scandal.

EXCLUSIVE: Burundian Tutsi refugees tell IBTimes UK of 'terrifying' threats by Imbonerakure militia.

A fierce heatwave has killed more than 1,400 people in India in the past month.

Lunenburg County Sheriff says boy injured in a shooting incident in Meherrin has died in hospital

Malaysian government says each corpse wrapped in white cloth and buried in separate graves.

Bartender who served a man 56 shots during a drinking contest has received a suspended jail sentence.

Jihadists executed 20 alleged Assad loyalists in ancient amphitheatre according to Syrian observatory for human rights

After 18 months of turmoil Ukrainians came together last night to prove the power of sport.

How to take back control after having children - and know when to stop having them.

Four defence department workers in US also undergoing post-exposure treatment.

Jairo Martinez was among the 27 rebels killed last week during a military raid in the south west.

No cases yet of suspected anthrax, no risk to the public, say authorities

Britain rejects quota plan, while France, Spain, Hungary, Slovakia and Estonia have concerns.

His account has been called 'the most Berlusconi thing ever' by Foreign Policy.

Manning reveals for first time her prison ordeals after arrest for releasing classified information.

Coalition overrides Governor Pete Ricketts' veto to make state 19th to bar capital punishment.