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Orlando nightclub shooting: Celebrities remember victims of Pulse nightclub massacre

As the first burials of the victims take place, celebrities including Taylor Swift and Madonna pay their respects.

Orlando shooting: Uber offers free rides to and from LGBT venues in honour of Pulse victims

The offer is valid from 17-20 June in 40 cities across the United States and Canada.

Orlando shootings: Florida prosecutor suspended for saying city 'should be levelled' on Facebook

Assistant state attorney Kenneth Lewis suspended for breaking SAO Facebook policy.

Jo Cox's family pay tribute to murdered MP in Birstall

Jo Cox's family say she will always 'live on through all the good people in the world'.

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Hong Kong: 4,000 march against booksellers' detentions by Chinese police

4,000 people marched through Hong Kong accusing China of unlawful detention and abduction.

Concerns raised by US report about nuclear war between India and Pakistan

Pakistan's nuclear arsenal is reportedly designed to dissuade India from taking military action against them.

Mother fights off mountain lion mauling her five-year-old son in Colorado

The boy had been playing in his back garden near Aspen when he was attacked by the cougar.

Isis extremists crucify three men after giving them 70 lashes for breaking Ramadan fast

The men were reportedly handed the medieval punishment for not observing the Islamic holy month.

Kim Jong-un killed in 'suicide attack' news report a fake say South Korean officials

East Asian satire site released hoax news article to 'capture public's attention' say South Korean officials.

Chicago: Antonio Perkins shot dead during Facebook live stream in suspected gang crime

The video of the shooting remains on Facebook and has been watched nearly 700,000 times.

Turkey bans Istanbul's Gay Pride march amid 'security threats' to LGBT community

The decision comes after a ultra-nationalist youth group warned they would prevent the march themselves.

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier

Germany accuses Nato of 'warmongering' and warns of inflamed tensions with Russia

Nato launched a simulated Russian attack on Poland, involving 31,000 troops over two weeks.

Vladimir Putin calls ban on Russian athletes 'unjust and unfair'

Putin calls IOC to intervene in the decision taken by IAAF to ban Russian athletes from sporting events.

India creates history with the commissioning of first batch of female fighter pilots

Avani Chaturvedi, Mohana Singh and Bhawna Kanth commissioned in the first batch of female fighter pilots.

Yulin dog meat festival: Why thousands of dogs are slaughtered over the summer solstice in China

The festival sees tens of thousands of dogs killed for their meat

Radical Islamist group attacks Radiohead listening party in Istanbul

The band responded to the attack, offering their love and support to their fans in Turkey.

Paul Ryan reacts to Trump telling GOP leaders to 'be quiet... don't talk'

The House Speaker stressed that power needed to be divided in order to safeguard freedom.

German Jewish group outraged by Munich auction of Nazi relics including Goering's underpants

The Central Council of Jews in Germany has appealed to Hermann Historica auction house to cancel the sale.

Euro 2016: Uefa to open disciplinary proceedings on Croatia after crowd trouble against Czech Rep

Play had to be stopped in the Croatia v Czech Rep match after fireworks and flares were thrown onto the pitch.

Isis: Terror group share sickening images of suspected thief's hand and foot being amputated

The terror group are known for meting out barbaric punishments and sharing the sick images online.

UK ‘absolutely poised’ to support DRC elections but warns Kinshasa it must be ready for free vote

UK 'poised' to spend £17m on DRC elections but warns Kinshasa must hold free and fair vote

UK's Special Envoy to Great Lakes region, Danae Dholakia, speaks to IBTimes UK on DRC elections.

Yulin Dog Meat Festival: Why feel disgusted about eating puppies but not lamb?

If you're outraged by the thought of eating dog but still put meat on the table, you're a hypocrite.

Kenya: Kakuma refugee camp celebrates the Day of the African Child

Photo story: IBTimes UK commemorates Day of the African Child 2016 among Kakuma's most vulnerable children.

Yazidi women that escaped Isis brutality now giving birth in Iraq refugee camps

EU and UN have characterised what happened to the religious sect as a genocide.

Isis: Iraqi cartoonists lampoon Islamic State and celebrate government victories in Fallujah

Cartoonists support Iraqi forces by lambasting Isis in their work following storming of Fallujah.

Apple hit with iPhone sales ban in China over design patent infringement

Shopping malls, stores and factories in Beijing and Shanghai must immediately stop sale and manufacture.

Orlando shooting: President Obama says automatic weapons fans should meet families of victims

Obama and VP Joe Biden visited Orlando, where the shooting took place.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn ordered to pay £7,900 to anti-prostitution campaigners

Strauss-Kahn was acquitted of aggravated pimping last year.

Boko Haram kills 18 women during funeral and burns village in Nigeria's Adamawa State

Gunmen attack Kuda village, Adamawa State, setting houses on fire and shooting civilians.

UAE foreign minister Anwar Gargash denies army withdrawal from Yemen

Gargash's latest comments contradict an earlier statement posted by the Abu Dhabi Crown Prince.

Italy told by EU to stop bleaching seafood with peroxide

The use of hydrogen peroxide solutions to wash seafood violates EU law.

Auschwitz guard Reinhold Hanning jailed for five years on 170,000 counts of accessory to murder

The 94-year-old former concentration camp guard faces jail for his role in Nazi Holocaust mass-slaughter.

WWE hall of fame legend Jerry 'The King' Lawler and fiancée arrested over domestic battle

Lawler, who is a member of the WWE Hall of Fame, alleged his fiancee was intoxicated

Nigeria: Boko Haram steps up propaganda with new radio station to 'tell own story'

Radio station will be used to recruit, brainwash and counter government reports, says terrorism expert.

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