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Students protest against Expo 2015 as they believe it will only benefit corporations.

A Florida farmer was surprised to discover her cow gave birth to a two-headed calf.

Reuters photographer Asmaa Waguih documents women Kurdish fighters on Mount Sinjar in Iraq.

François Hollande says he will 'show no mercy' after 16 French soldiers are accused of sexual abuse.

British army veterans and serving soldiers are working alongside archaeologists to unearth the history of the Battle of Waterloo 200 years on.

Kathmandu airport still logjammed under pressure to deliver as supplies and teams fly in.

In New York 100 were arrested, while protesters also took to the streets in Washington DC and Boston.

History of the pagan origins of May Day, Beltane and Floralia festivals ahead of May Bank holiday.

Former Premier of Malaysia currently in jail for sodomy

Unless your name is Warren Buffet or Madonna you will probably have to watch the 2 May bout on pay-per-view.

IBTimes UK has a look at some out of town tourist attractions you can visit while staying in Milan.

World fair themed on 'Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life' opens in Milan on 1 May.

A teenager has been rescued from the rubble of a hotel in Kathmandu, five days after the earthquake.

Woman, 65, found floating face down off Hawaii beach.

Neo-Nazi groups still thrive in Germany, lurking in the shadow of Islamists.

BREAKING: Pakistan court jails 10 men for 2012 shooting of Nobel Peace Prize winner.

As Milan hosts the 2015 Universal Exhibition, IBTimes UK looks at what else is there to do in the Italian city.

More than 100 people were reported injured as police clashed with teachers in the southern Brazilian state of Parana.

Pemba Tamang pulled from the rubble as quake death toll is past 5,000.

This confirms that alien life forms are continually entering the Earth's stratosphere from space, researcher tells IBTimes UK.

Policy change comes after a judge ruled in favour of a pro-Israel group.

The 10-second video featured members laughing as one shouted 'Allahu Akbar'.

In England, the red top backs the Tories, in Scotland, not so much.

Cruz said Mitt Romney's comments on the working class, not his stance on immigration reform, cost him the 2012 presidential election.

Newly released documents reveal the agency questioned Lubitz's doctors about his mental health.

Pontiff: 'Why is it taken for granted that women must earn less than men?'

Organisation's report reveals refugee children in Central African Republic were forced into rape and sodomy in exchange for food.

Transport for London boss: 'Passion is no excuse for insult. Sorry.'

Leader stops short of making a full apology for actions of Japan in other Asian countries in WWII.