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Construction worker Sabbatino suffered from depression, said his dad.

Roneey Rebit was forced to become a Muslim when his Christian parents embraced Islam when he was 8.

Washington and Moscow to push warring parties to hold direct talks with each other in Geneva.

Additional soldiers guarding Belgium's two atomic power plants and nuclear research facility.

North Korea is getting within striking range of the US, officials fear.

There are 142 delegates at stake for the remaining two Democratic presidential candidates.

Talk about things people really care about North Carolina Senator Lindsay Graham chides candidates.

No details on the six arrested.

Small nation is overwhelmed, underfunded, disorganised in terrorism battle, say American officials.

In a chilling video, two British jihadis warn that the UK is a prime target for a terror attack.

Belgian security has been under scrutiny since the suicide attacks in Brussels on Tuesday 22 March.

London-born woman falls in love and marries anonymous sperm donor in Australia who she had a child with.

EXCLUSIVE: Lawyers request ICC and UN collaborate to collect evidence of extra-judicial executions.

British teacher Lauren Patterson was murdered in Qatar in 2013 and the accused was charged and later acquitted.

Footage shows Syrian forces advancing to the outskirts of the ancient city.

A number of politicians from around the world have taken to Twitter to wish Indians a happy Holi.

Propaganda video features news footage of the 22 March attacks in Brussels.

IBTimes UK speaks with Nigeria's defence ministry on latest video released by Boko Haram's leader.

EXCLUSIVE: Dugal Heath, 59, of London's Whittington Hospital has been struck off the medical register.

Video footage shows blood pouring from Palestinian's head after he is shot.

In July 1995, Bosnian Serb forces killed more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys in the eastern Bosnian enclave of Srebrenica, which was a designated UN safe haven.

In this gallery, IBTimesUK looks at Holy Week processions in several cities around Spain.

Father Tom Uzhunnalil, who was captured during an attack on an old age home in Yemen, is still missing.

Clinton has learned little from the disasters of Libya and Iraq, and promotes greater intervention in Syria.

President tried traditional Argentine dance during state dinner in Buenos Aires.

Health Secretary failed to answer urgent question from Labour's Heidi Alexander.

Getty photojournalist David Ramos takes a look at the daily life of British expats and pensioners living in Spain.

Opposition calls for investigation into Gupta family and President Zuma's son Duduzane.

Operation to retake Isis-held villages represents a major test of strength for the Iraq military.