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Shark fatality: Elio Canestri, 13, becomes 7th victim to be killed off Réunion Island since 2011

Promising 13-year-old surfer Elio Canestri had 'arms and legs ripped off' in deadly attack by unidentified shark

Germanwings disaster: Europe to force Germany to change privacy laws after suicide crash

Germanwings pilot Capt Patrick Sondheimer

European Union is preparing to force Germany to change privacy laws after the Germanwings crash.

Isis: Two killed and one injured as gunmen attack South Korea's Libya embassy in Tripoli

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Gunmen attacked South Korea's embassy in Tripoli, killing two guards, according to Seoul's foreign ministry.

Isis: Islamic State video shows ancient city of Nimrud being completely destroyed

Isis says it destroyed Unesco-listed historical site at Nimrud for being un-Islamic.

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Former jeweller, 61, eaten by own dogs after dying from accidental overdose at Winchester home

A former Hampshire jeweller, Noelle Baynham, 61, was partially eaten by her two pet dogs after dying alone at home, probably from an overdose of medication, a Winchester inquest heard

Islamic State militants launch deadly attack in Iraq's Anbar province

Islamic State militants launched a deadly attack on government-held territory on Friday

Iran: Hundreds defy ban to protest outside Saudi Arabia embassy over treatment of pilgrims

Hundreds protest outside Saudia Arabia embassy about the treatment of pilgrims

Palestinian man killed by Israeli soldiers after funeral of his cousin

Palestinian man was killed by the Israeli army in Hebron during a protest following his cousin's burial.

Woman, 87, 'restrained' after causing disturbance on board transatlantic flight

Elderly woman forced transatlantic flight to divert to Shannon Airport after allegedly assaulting an air steward

Sir Ranulph Fiennes has been described as the greatest living explorer (Reuters)

Ranulph Fiennes completes Marathon des Sables desert race at 71, raising nearly £1m for charity

Sir Ranulph Fiennes has completed the gruelling desert race at 71 years

Andy Murray wedding: Photographer hits head on a gravestone in Dunblane Cathedral

Photographer was hospitalised after falling in cathedral grounds, as Andy Murray and Kim Sears arrived for a dress rehearsal.

Oil prices gain 5% on declining US drilling and receding Iran export fears

Libya's biggest oil port Es Sider may reopen in a week adding to an oversupplied market.

British boy, 7, dies on skiing holiday in the French alps after falling from cliff

British boy, 7, has died on a family skiing holiday after being separated from his parents and falling from a cliff.

Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood chief Mohamad Badie sentenced to death

Egyptian court gives death sentence to Badie and 13 others for plotting against state.

First ever head transplant volunteer is a terminally ill Russian man

Russian man with a terminal illness to become the first person to undergo a head transplant.

Election 2015: Married Lib Dem candidate caught on camera with stripper during drunken night out

Maajid Nawaz, candidate for the Hampstead and Kilburn in London, was filmed with a stripper during a drunken night out.

Pakistan Balochistan laboureres attacked

Pakistan: Militants shoot dead 20 labourers in Balochistan

Workers at dam site in Turbat were from Sindh and Punjab provinces.

South China Sea island formation: Beijing rejects US criticism

Satellite images show China reclaiming land on Mischief Reef.

Obama-Castro handshake sets stage for reconciliation between US and Cuba

Handshake at Summit of the Americas in Panama seen as historic.

Yemen conflict: Pakistan decides to stay out of coalition and play peacemaker

Pakistan hopes to play mediator in the crisis affecting the 'Muslim world'.

Isis: Inside the struggling Islamic State economy in Iraq and Syria

After a bumper year in 2014, the Islamic State economy is on the ropes in Iraq and Syria

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Putin, Khamenei, Aliyev, Maduro and Sheikh Mohammed: 5 world leaders you should follow on Twitter

Vladimir Putin, Ayatollah Khamenei and Sheikh Mohammed are among the leaders most active on Twitter

Morocco: Children among 31 athletes killed in coach crash

The young athletes were returning from a national sports competition when their coach collided with a tanker carrying hydrocarbons.

France's far right National Front political party leader Marine Le Pen (L) gestures at supporters next to her father Jean-Marie Le Pen

France: FN 'problem' with Jean-Marie Le Pen will be 'solved' next week says Marine Le Pen adviser

EXCLUSIVE: France's FN party top adviser tells IBTimes Jean Marie Le Pen's provocations must stop

Anonymous #OpISIS: CloudFlare refuses to block service to pro-ISIS websites

CloudFlare CEO says blocking its service to pro-Isis sites would be submitting to "mob rule".

Harry Potter fans enchanted by live action role play in Polish castle

Harry Potter-themed live action role play (Larp) cast its spell over more than a hundred would-be sorcerers.

Quotes of the week: Mumsnet, monkeys and even some love for liberty

They said it: from Travolta to McLean and many points in between.

The week, briefly: Tony Blair speaks, Jeremy Clarkson in the clear and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev guilty

A look back at the headlines that dominated the week's global and domestic news agenda.

Germanwings crash: Woman posed as relative of victim to get free flights to French Alps

Lufthansa had offered special free flights to the crash site for victims' relatives.

Sheikh Abdul Aziz al-Sheikh: Twitter is Source of All Evil and Devestation

From Salman Rushdie to sex with the dead: The history of the fatwa

As Saudi Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdullah denies supproting cannibalism, IBTimes UK looks at the fatwa's history.

Ukraine: Anti-oligarch law could unlock IMF bailout cash

International Monetary Fund has told Ukraine it needed to reform subsidies.

A member of the Iraqi security forces battles Isis militants in Ramadi, al Anbar province (Reuters)

Isis holds its ground against Iraqi government forces near the town of Ramadi in Anbar province

43 Iraqi soldiers killed in clashes with Islamic State as battle for Anbar rages on.

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Pope Francis rejects gay French envoy Laurent Stefanini to Vatican

Vatican's silence on French government's proposal of gay senior diplomat Laurent Stefanini as envoy interpreted as rejection.

US immigration reform: California Democrats introduce legislation to protect the undocumented

The 10 bills package includes an expansion for health care coverage, further protection of immigrant workers and an Office of New Americans.

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