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Rescue workers with sniffer dogs search for bodies buried under mud and debris in Salgar, Colombia.

British taxi app's prank video of heterophobic driver goes viral ahead of referendum

Calls come after married police chief weds 17-year-old schoolgirl in Grozny.

BREAKING: Clashes between IS and regime forces in middle of city and close to world heritage site.

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In pictures: Indonesian fishermen rescue more than 430 migrants who had been stranded at sea.

Company boss apologises over carbon monoxide poisonings after previously saying it had done nothing wrong.

UN Middle East envoy says people of Gaza Strip are 'desperate and angry' at everyone.

Amateur video catches dramatic moment home collapses and is swept away in flood water in Chile.

Police hold 22-year-old in Milan over deadly shooting at Tunis Museum in March.

Algerian military cracks down on al-Qaeda-inspired militants reportedly thwarting major terror plot.

UPDATE: Army officer killed by bullet in the heart by policeman

The communist nation suddenly cancelled the trip a day before Ban Ki-moon was set to arrive.

BREAKING: Pilot programme that bans Palestinians from Israeli bus lines put on hold after backlash

Nkurunziza's adviser tells IBTimes UK the reasons behind decree delaying elections to 5 June.

Indonesian fishermen rescue stricken boat carrying 350 Rohingya migrants at sea

The man has allegedly been taking money from each woman every month.

North Korea claims successfully miniaturising nuclear weapons, which would allow them to be fired with missiles.

Baghdad and local government officials call for more volunteers to take part in 'battle for Anbar' in fighting Isis.

The US and Cuba are expected to announce the opening dates of embassies.

More than 2,000 starving refugees have managed to land in Indonesia and Malaysia.

Food, travel and rent cost a single person £410 a week - £130 more than the national average.

Emails relate to the 2012 attack on the US embassy in Benghazi, Libya.

Jose Magalhaes was beaten with truncheon as he lay on ground and police held back his child

Spain: 'Pledging to take in migrants to whom you cannot provide work would be a bad service'

Charity in charge of baby Gammy's donations finds his Australian parents are trying to access the funds.

No injuries have been reported.

Ukraine: 4 servicemen killed as Russian-backed separatists 'launch attack' in Luhansk region

Pandas may have trouble eating shoots and leaves.