Migrant crisis: Norway will return refugees who exploited legal bicycle loophole back to Russia
Norway estimates over 5,500 cycled through the Storskog crossing to take advantage of a loophole in border rules
US: Planned Parenthood sues anti-abortion video-makers for undercover 'racketeering'
Bogus sting was an attempt to 'demonize' abortion provider, says lawsuit filed in San Francisco
US election 2016: When, where and how to watch live the first Democratic debate of the year
The fourth Democratic debate will be the only one held before the Iowa caucus for the three remaining candidates.
Philippines: Manila to be uninhabitable in 4 years if traffic chaos not resolved
US Chamber of Commerce says traffic congestion needs to be resolved immediately
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Pongal 2016: British Indians celebrate traditional kite-flying festival Makar Sankranti
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Guantanamo Bay: Number of prisoners drops below 100 for first time as 10 released
Only 93 inmates left as US looks to close controversial detention camp in Cuba.
Junior doctors' strike: Palestinian medics send message of support to NHS staff
Solidarity of Gaza doctors comes as talks resume over junior doctors' contract row.
EU referendum: Philip Hammond says Britain and Europe good for each other
An economically "turbo-charged" European Union would be beneficial for both Britain and the EU, says Hammond.
Burundi: 900 deaths estimated as conflict between Nkurunziza and opposition rages on
Burundi forces, UN sources, MSF and Red Cross body counts reveal up to 900 victims.
Istanbul bombings: Ankara unleashes artillery on Isis killing 200 in retaliation for suicide attacks
The Turkish government said tank and artillery units had targeted 500 Daesh positions.
Rob Lawrie spared jail for trying to smuggle Afghan refugee girl from Calais into UK
Ex-British soldier was said to be in tears after a court ruled he would face just a €1,000 fine.
US Powerball winners: From New York Yankees stake to Apple shares – what could you buy with $528m?
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Ashraf Fayadh: The man whose poetry will be read worldwide in protest at Saudi Arabia's death penalty
Writers and poets will come together tonight to read Fayadh's poetry in protest at death sentence.
British ex-soldier Rob Lawrie appears in court for trying to smuggle Calais refugee girl
Lawrie says he acted in a 'moment of madness' and out of compassion.
Jakarta under siege: Further explosions heard following 14-man Isis assault in Indonesia's capital
Authorities earlier claimed situation in city was under control following attacks.
Istanbul bombing: Family of suicide bomber Nabil Fadli speak of their shame over killings
The Turkish government named Fadli, a Saudi-born Islamic State militant, as the Sultanahmet bomber.
Colombia: Cop saves abandoned newborn by breastfeeding her until the ambulance arrives
The child is thought to have been suffering from malnourishment and hypothermia.
Met Police: Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe says £25m will be found for 600 extra armed police
The Police Commissioner insists that the extra 600 officers will prevent a Paris-like attack.
China: Court conducts trial on messaging app WeChat to 'speed up proceedings'
In a first of its kind, a court in China has conducted a trial on an instant messaging app.
Addis Ababa master plan: Oromo protesters 'do not trust OPDO statement'
Protesters believe announcement to scrap expansion plan is just a tactic to calm demonstrations.
French Alps avalanche: Probe into why teacher led pupils onto closed ski run
Three die at Les Deux Alpes after avalanche hits black-level piste closed to public.
Germany: Opportunists sell new edition of Hitler's Mein Kampf for €685 as Nazi 'bible' sells out
Publisher has been forced to increase print run of German dictator's anti-Semitic manifesto.
India: Guwahati High Court stays bulbul fight, protests errupt in Assam
Bulbul fights are organised to mark the harvest festival of Bogali Bihu in the north-eastern state of of Assam.
New Delhi gun battle: Police officer shot during stand-off with armed group in Ghaziabad
Two men have been arrested after robbing a businessman and opening fire on Indian police officials.
Alrawi: Isis has built secure Android messaging app to replace Telegram, says Anonymous affiliate GhostSec
Forget Telegram, Isis is now telling members to download the Alrawi app to exchange secure messages.
Charlie Hebdo latest controversy: Alan Kurdi aunt slams 'disgusting' 'butt groper' cartoon
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Jakarta attacks: Isis 'definitely' behind suicide bomb and gun attacks on Indonesian capital say police
Seven people including five attackers were reportedly killed in gun and bomb attacks on Indonesian capital.
Donald Trump slams Iran over treatment of US sailors
Trump said that the reason US sailors were detained and later released by Iran was 'money'.
Jakarta attacks: Who are the Jemaah Islamiyah militants linked to Isis and al-Qaeda in Indonesia?
The radical Islamist group stretches from Indonesia across Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines.
Jakarta attacks: Isis could be behind bombings with new 'soft target strategy'
Jakarta suicide attacks similar to Paris attacks' modus operandi, intelligence adviser tells IBTimes UK.
Jakarta attacks: Indonesians share 'we are not afraid' #KamiTidakTakut message on Twitter
Thousands of Indonesians are sharing messages of defiance on social media after multiple bombings hit Jakarta.
Jakarta attacks: UK urges caution to British tourists in Indonesian capital
Western countries issue travel advice to tourists in the Indonesian capital Jakarta following deadly attacks.
Jakarta attacks: Video shows suicide bomb explosion at Starbucks in Indonesian capital
Suicide bomber detonated near the presidential palace and UN offices in the centre of the city.
Spanish MP breastfeeding in parliament branded 'frankly unnecessary'
Fellow MPs accuse Carolina Bescansa of attention-seeking by feeding baby Diego during a parliamentary session.
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