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The UNHRC is preparing to send more aid workers to Europe to deal with the migrant crisis.

That will 'never be tolerated under the policies of this office,' says Sheriff Earl Butler.

Group claims it did not intend to target civilians.

Pakistan's parliament adopts resolution to declare public holidays for festivals of religious minorities.

The Democratic presidential candidate plays herself on the show.

Syria's UN envoy rules out face-to-face negotiations with chief opposition negotiator Mohammad Alloush.

Judge fighting corruption releases taps of phone conversation between Rousseff and Lula.

EU leaders will meet in Brussels to seal a deal for Turkey to help control the flow of migrants into Greece.

The 31-year-old man had stolen pears, apples and drinks while with his 2-year-old son.

The bill now heads to the office of Georgia's Republican Governor Nathan Deal.

Joe Scarborough's comment directed at Clinton to 'smile' led to the hashtag #SmileForJoe.

Pyongyang's special statement was jointly issued by 'the government, political parties, and organisations'.

Asian airports dominate top 10 spots with Heathrow taking the eighth spot.

American officials blame embarrassing shut out to administrative blunder.

Party frontrunner warns that 'bad things would happen' if he was blocked for a mere 100 delegates.

Donald Trump's vocabulary is on the same level as a seventh grade student.

Google brings in friendly shamrock to help liven up its doodle.

'No man can tell a woman what she can and cannot do during her pregnancy,' said Giorgia Meloni.

Marking National Day, the crew operated a plane from Brunei to Jeddah.

New Isis video from Mosul shows terror group burning Bibles in new threat to Christians.

Obama will dine with the Queen at Windsor before joining David Cameron for a joint press conference.

Visitors at Cincinnati Zoo were kept indoors after the bear escaped from its enclosure.

Saudi-led warplanes struck a market killing 41 civilians just hours after the bill was passed.

There were question marks over the relative silence of Vladimir Putin when Chechen leader vowed to quit.

Videos that appeared online apparently showing politicians were quickly taken down.

Anonymous Brazil launches Olympic protest campaign dubbed #OpOlympicHacking.

Hollywood actress Jolie urged world powers to do more to end Syria's five-year war.

IBTimes UK speaks with Nigeria's defence on mosque suicide bombings and fight against terrorism.

President Obama made appointment after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.