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Shannon Fraser survived in Bush by eating insects and small fish for more than two weeks

World Bank: financial impact could total billions by the end of next year if disease not contained

Poor Kids of Tehran was created to show another side of the Iranian capital

Seven discovered with throats slit 'just the way people slaughter goats'

Baghdad's Bell 407 shot down with shoulder-fired missile near refinery city.

Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to visit Ankara amid tensions in the Syrian-Turkish town of Kobani.

Boxing gloves the only thing missing as Kangaroos square up in New South Wales

China has commenced work on building a 305 metre high dam across the Yalong river in the Tibetan region of Sichuan.

The nurse's husband launches plea to save dog, feared to have contracted Ebola

US-led coalition raid push Isis back to edges of Kobani.

Eye-witness Katie Meyler gives us a moving first-hand account of life under the shadow of Ebola.

Stalinist regime defends its labour camp network as good for inmates' moral fibre

The cyclonic storm 'Hudhud' is currently 1,380 km Southeast of Gopalpur in Ganjam district

Warsaw has been one of Russia's toughest critics since it annexed part of Ukraine in March.

Kurdish protesters have clashed with police in Turkey leaving at least 14 people dead.

Police warn of the danger of dating apps as investigation into alleged rape continues.

Briton heavily criticises Morocco prison conditions after his release for homosexual offence

Workers burying Ebola victims in Sierra Leone strike over non-payment of risk allowances

Another nurse from same medical team which treated Spanish missionaries detected with Ebola symptoms.

Teresa Romero Ramos is thought to be the first person outside Africa to contract the disease

Watch Christian minister Ray Comfort's 'Banana Argument'

Researchers have developed a molecule that can be used in drugs to target the five strains of Ebola virus.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan warns Kobani is about to fall into Isis hands as militants march on.

IBTimes UK looks at one of the most important Jewish festivities.

Protesters die in cities across Turkey as Kobani Kurds fight to survive

Eric Frein, suspected of killing one state trooper and wounding another on 21 Sept, still evading capture

Under old laws, any treasure found on Indian soil, worth even as little as one penny, belongs to "Her Majesty."

At least one United Nations peacekeeper has died in a rocket explosion at a joint UN-French owned military base in Kidal, north Mali.

An ex-pilot for British Airways was found guilty of committing two sex offences against an underage boy in India.