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Abu Mohammed tells IBTimes UK about life inside Raqqa under Isis.

Clarkson might think he's hated in Argentina, but in reality we forgot about his pointless buffoonery long ago.

Videos uploaded to social media purport to show moments before and after the shooting of two officers.

Isis still holding 212 Assyrian Christian captives from north-eastern Syria.

Victim is believed to be Canadian aged 35, and was fatally injured when grey whale hit boat.

Survival International urges aids agencies to ensure funds not used inappropriately in Ethiopia.

IBTimes UK looks at the life and career of the man who may be Israel's next prime minister.

Chancellor reportedly said attending parade marking 70th anniversary of Soviet victory over Nazi Germany 'unthinkable'.

Building engulfed by flames collapses injuring at least 40 people.

IBTimes UK meets the anonymous team behind L'Entente, a website that tracks the far-right party's every move.

Odeh could become the first Arab to become opposition leader in Israel.

Buddhists and tourists from around the world witness the unveiling of a giant painting of Buddha.

Young Israelis struggling to cope with soaring housing prices voting for Herzog or Bennett.

Activist who said dictator is too old to rule is kidnapped at barber shop in the capital.

Polls have Israel's opposition coalition ahead as anti-Netanyahu movement picks up pace.

Britain's Defence Secretary sought to dispel US concerns about cuts in his country's defences.

BREAKING: It is believed there were problems with the flight cabin's oxygen system.

Kremlin spokesman says Russian president merely has a 'spring fever', as public engagements cancelled.

More than 191,000 Syrians have been killed in the conflict while millions have fled their homes.

Syria plunged into darkness in four years since the beginning of the brutal civil war.

Without proper adult supervision, most children end up with mental and behavioural problems.

Amnesty warned indigenous young people are 58 times more likely to go to prison in WA

Around 4.8 million people reside in remote areas that aid does not reach, up from 2.5 million in 2013.

Isis controls 1,700 archaeological sites in Nineveh and Mosul museum.

Oscar Pistorius and ex-mafia boss Radovan Krejcir seen playing football at the Kgosi Mampuru Prison in Pretoria.

Ferguson police chief Thomas Jackson steps down after US Justice Department report reveals racial biases.

Clarkson jokes about being suspended while David Cameron says his children will 'be heartbroken if Top Gear is taken off air'.

Harvard was ranked first in the Times Higher Education's World Reputation Rankings.

Two teachers and a high school student were charged with insulting Islam after the student recited the Quran to music.