WORLD

Two Iranian women have been fined by a Tehran court for violating the mandatory Islamic dress code in Iran.

Joseph and Paulette Richardson wanted to warn their son of the dangers of drinking by making him sick.

A UN report confirms war crimes were committed by Sri Lankan government during country's civil war.

Homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb by teacher in Texas.

The $500m training programme is in tatters and was heavily criticised.

Serbia protests Hungary's use of tear gas against refugees at shared border.

Organisers claim 'very young girls' among 38 arrested while more than 20 were injured in clashes.

Karim Khan QC, lead lawyer in the defence for Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi, has called for fair judicial proceedings.

Post-traumatic stress and depression are common among Syrian and Afghan refugees in shelters.

Corbyn's 'open source' PMQs was meant to appeal to ordinary public fed up with Punch and Judy politics.

Police, backed by special antiterrorist units, used water cannons and tear gas at the Roszke-Horgos border crossing.

Amateur footage shows students scream as train crashes into school bus.

Hungarian court sentences first migrant for illegal crossing under new laws backed by right-wing government.

There is a huge demand for Arabic speakers to help translate crucial information for refugees.

The US and UK have both signed up to the motion, the fifth since 2012

President Buhari speaks to Nigerians in Paris during official visit in France.

IBTimes UK investigates claims that Islamic terrorists are mingling with the thousands of Syrian refugees clamouring to enter Europe.

Quarantine follows death of an Ebola-stricken girl near the city of Makeni.

Croatia PM welcomes asylum seekers after Hungary builds fence with Serbia.

The construction giant is cleared of negligence though.

The grant rewards photographers who use Instagram to share stories from under-represented worldwide communities.

A teenager in Texas has been was arrested after teachers mistook his homemade clock for a bomb.

Assad said more needed to be done to combat terrorism in Syria and neighbouring countries.

The North says its military has the capability of using atomic weapons at "any time".

Two vehicles containing three women and 13 children were swept away by a wall of water on the Utah-Arizona border.

Video of death-defying stunt has been seen more than 4.5 million times on YouTube.

Vinayaka Chaturthi is a popular celebration among Hindus marking the birth of the god of wisdom.

Gay rights group that created the character seeks to eliminate stigmas in the deeply conservative country.

Sighting comes after MH370's flaperon washed up on Reunion Island a few months ago.