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Team of ex-soldiers and engineers build 12 watchtowers on Syrian border to prevent invasion.

Tony Banbury refuses to confirm if targets have been reached in battle against deadly virus.

Former pastor and his teenage son and daughter killed in Afghan capital over suspected evangelism.

Boko Haram offensive targeting police reported in Yobe State capital

Osan American airbase was on brief lockdown following fear of 'active shooter'.

Several police personnel injured and scores of Occupy activists arrested in Admiralty during attempts by demonstrators to storm CY Leung's office.

New research findings reveal that religion over colour attracts more discrimination in the UK.

The QE2 ocean liner, that was to be converted into a luxury-floating hotel, is lying idle in Dubai.

The terror group's blog reports that a 31-year-old woman, who was fighting alongside Kurdish militias in Kobane, has been abducted.

Pope Francis condemns Isis violence during visit to Turkey

Former police officer who killed Michael Brown has been in hiding for three months

Controversial Jewish nation-state law may take down coalition government.

Members of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee have been banned from entering Hong Kong

Further demonstrations in Hong Kong involving hundreds of protestors resulted in two arrests

President Santos conditioned release of high-ranking general to resumption of peace talks in Cuba

Convicted paedophile may have procured boys for politicians' abuse parties in Dolphin Square, London.

New drug route from Colombia to Africa's Sahel means jihadists are profiting from cocaine consumption in Europe

Communications director apologises for Facebook posting about behaviour of Obama's daughters at a Thanksgiving ceremony

Iranian hardliners call Marlboro a 'Zionist company'

Dossier of allegations handed by Sunday Times to parliamentary committee was allegedly complied by England bid officials with help from former spies.

Handcuffs, whistle and truncheon connected to the notorious Jack the Ripper serial murder case are expected to reach a record price.

Discovery of unexploded 1.8 metric ton bomb dropped by British during World War II forces evacuation of residential area

Fake commercial uses Team Fortress 2 fan art to illustrate 'degeneration' of values.

World Aids Day 2014 is observed on 1 December to raise worldwide awareness of HIV and AIDS pandemic

IBTimes UK explores why HIV rates are rising in Russia, Central Asia and Eastern Europe on World Aids Day.

The group has threatened to execute a Lebanese hostage

Max Rayne Hand-in-Hand school set ablaze and racist graffiti sprayed on its walls

Indian intelligence authorities currently grill Mumbai-based suspect who was caught in Turkey.

One-day strike by London Underground staff to go ahead on Monday