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Isis boy executes 'Israeli spy': Toulouse killer Mohamed Merah's step-brother 'appeared in Islamic State video'

Man appearing in IS video of child shooting dead 'Israeli spy' may have links to 2012 Toulouse gunman

China expands Communist Party corruption probe to tense Xinjiang Urumqi region

Li Zhi was previously removed from his position of Communist Party Secretary in Urumq

Myanmar education law protest: Students 'at risk of torture and abuses'

Police arrested students who protested against a recent law they think undermines academic freedom

Russian anti-gay politician Vitaly Milonov vents fury at Siberian topless hair salon

Vitaly Milonov takes time off from castigating homosexuals to attack 'erotic' hair salon in remote Siberian town.

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Marvin Gaye's heirs feel 'free' after $7.4m win for Blurred Lines plagiarism

Heirs of the late soul singer Marvin Gaye are overjoyed with the $7.4m (£4.91m) verdict against recording stars Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams.

Fears of a new Kobani as Isis attacks Syrian-Turkish border town of Ras al-Ayn

Dozens of YPG fighters dead in strategic offensive in north-eastern Syria.

US military helicopter crashes in Florida, all 11 troops missing

Search and rescue measures underway for missing American troops as Black Hawk goes down.

Iraqi army seizes key buildings in battle for Tikrit

Iraqi army and militias seize buildings in the centre of Tikrit as anti-ISIS forces push towards Mosul

Boko Haram Nigeria: Kidnapped children 'can't even remember their names'

Around 80 children were rescued from Boko Haram camps in northern Cameroon last November.

Vigipirate: France President Francois Hollande maintains 10,000 ground troops despite controversy

Military officials have been calling for an adaptation of France's anti-terrorist Vigipirate plan.

Boris Nemtsov murder: Vladimir Putin should not be the only suspect

Years of 'reform' and 'privatisation' saw many a protesting group of workers demand imprisonment for men such as Nemtsov.

Greece accuses Germany of using 'tricks' to avoid WWII reparation payments

Germany claims that all reparations owed were paid in 1960, but Greece claims economic damage inflicted by Nazis was not compensated.

Hilary Clinton: emotional during Benghazi hearing

Hillary Clinton: I should have used government email account

Hillary Clinton said it would have been better if she had used a government email account and a separate mobile device as US secretary of state.

South Africa: SABC TV reporter and crew mugged during live broadcast in Johannesburg

Contributing editor Vuyo Mvoko and crew robbed by four men, one of whom was armed.

Le Pen alleges political plot is behind EU Front National fraud probe

It is alleged that 20 party employees were paid by Brussels, despite doing no work in the European parliament.

Arm torn off Anni Dewani's father in horror lift accident

Father of murdered bride saw dismembered arm hanging above him as he plummeted down lift shaft.

Boris Nemtsov murder: Chechen suspects 'confessed under torture'

Kremlin's rights council finds signs of torture in jailed suspects of killing opposition leader Boris Nemtsov.

North Korea declares 2015 as Friendship Year with Russia

Pyongyang intends to boost political and economic ties with Moscow in 2015.

Colombia suspends aerial attacks on Farc rebels for one month

President Juan Manuel Santos announces temporary suspension of bombing in response to Farc's unilateral ceasefire.

Japan: Funerals held for robot dogs put out to pasture by Sony

Funerals held for robot dogs 'Aibos' after Sony shuts down their maintenance due to a lack of spare parts.

Uber promises 1 million female drivers by 2020

Uber insists working with the company can be attractive for women since 'it does not require a schedule'.

Isis: Islamic State boy recruit executes Israeli Arab accused of spying

Latest Isis video appears to show a young Jihadist kill Israeli Arab Muhammad Musallam

Report: Police frequently called by parents to discipline children

Parents requesting police help for minor incidents such as fighting over TV remote control.

Bali 9: Indonesian minister warns Australia of 'human tsunami' of asylum-seekers

Imminent execution of Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan causing increasing diplomatic tensions

Students viewing rental property find dead body in bedroom

Students shocked after discovering a two-day-old corpse in the bedroom of a rental property in Brighton.

Hillary Clinton breaks silence over her use of private email account for official business

The Democratic candidate came under attack for her use of a private email account for official business when she served as the top US diplomat.

Isis: Muslim preacher calls for demolition of pyramids and the Sphinx of Giza

Kuwati preacher Ibrahim Al Kandari says that the ancient Egyptian monuments should be "destroyed".

Russia: 5 men in the frame for the murder of Boris Nemtsov

IBTimes UK looks at some of the theories behind the murder of one of Russia's most prominent opposition politicians.

Kosuke Tsuneoka says he plans to get in touch with his 'old friends' within Isis again

Isis collaborator or brave journalist? Kosuke Tsuneoka escapes to Vietnam to contact Islamic State

EXCLUSIVE: Tsuneoka tells IBTimes UK he is back in touch with Jihadist 'friends'.

Ukraine: How the British Left has been split by Russia's proxy war in the East

Far-left groups blame Nato for Ukraine crisis, while centre-left point finger at Kremlin aggression.

King Abdullah of Jordan calls on Europe to battle Islamophobia

Abdullah warns Europe that Islamophobia and failure to defend Palestinians helps foster extremism.

I'm A Russian Occupant: 'Ukrainian' parody of video celebrating Kremlin imperialism goes viral

Original video extolled virtues of Soviet occupation, but parody shows famine, war and poverty in countries behind Iron Curtain.

Argentina helicopter crash: Video emerges of French TV show Dropped deadly incident

French athletes Camille Muffat, Florence Arthaud and Alexis Vastine among 10 victims of mid-air collision.

Palestinian Authority 'still in dialogue' with Hamas despite wave of arrests

Unity deal with Hamas still in place, senior PLO official says.

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