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Large group of gunmen attack unarmed civilians outside Jingalta village in Borno state.

BREAKING: Kurdish and American forces take part in risky operation to rescue hostages of Islamic State.

Matthew Russ also allegedly crashed his ex-girlfriend's car into a utility pole and two fences.

Like Syriza in Greece, leader António Costa's coalition wants to 'turn the page on austerity'

Tensions between Turkish and ethnic Kurds have reignited in Turkey.

Many ‎camping in the open are families with children waiting to travel into EU.

Human rights violations at iPhone 6s factory in China exposed by China Labor Watch.

President's popularity at its highest rate ever according to state pollsters.

Halcyon from Thornbridge Brewery was the UK's most popular pint.

Confucius Peace Prize awarded to Robert Mugabe despite human rights record

IBTimesUK presents a gallery of celebrations held during the nine-day Hindu Navratri festival, leading up to Dussehra.

Four children reported injured after man in disguise attacked school in western Sweden.

Shooting in Romema as four accused of attacking an Eritrean also mistaken for attacker appear before court.

Government also proposed a month-long 'stopover' in new camps to de-bottleneck the 'New Jungle'

Student protests scattered across South Africa over proposed rise of tuition fees.

114 refugees including 28 children landed on the RAF base but Britain rejects responsibility.

National Commission for Minorities probe finds whole incident was pre-planned.

US, UK, France and Germany say 'Emad' missile launch violated UN sanctions on Iran.

Moscow's defence ministry says 97% of military compound 'Arctic Trefoil' in Alexandra Land has been completed.

The attack comes in the wake of the Nigerian Army's final ultimatum to Boko Haram militants to surrender.

Brennan's AOL account reportedly hacked by 13-year-old high school student.

Vladimir Putin's increasing attempts to position himself as a vital power-broker in the Middle East continue.

Israeli PM's comments criticised by both Germany and historians

Captain Michael Davidson told the ship's owner he had a 'marine emergency after taking on water.

Hospital files police report to rule out foul play as it awaits test results on 65 more patients.

Child victim named as 2-year-old Khandalyce Pearce, daughter of murdered Karlie Jade Pearce-Stevenson

13 people, including medical staff, were killed after a hospital in Idlib was hit by Russian air strikes.

Sheffield-born lawyer Richard Wheeler, 73, and Trinidad-born wife Grace, 67, found dead in Tobago.

Vice president of the US opts out of presidential race, citing grieving process over loss of son.