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Four men were injured, two fatally, when their Porsche Cayenne crashed into a lamppost.

Italian coast guard discover two dead bodies in migrant boat as hundreds of new refugees arrive in the country.

Thailand's authorities say numerous passports found at address of 28-year-old man allegedly involved in Erawan Shrine attack.

Police confiscate more than a 12 knives a day from visitors to the Houses of Parliament.

Footage has emerged of 'Iraqi Rambo' Abu Azrael carving up the body of a charred Isis fighter.

The third-strongest hurricane ever in the US made a direct hit on New Orleans on 29 August 2005.

Demonstration in Kuala Lumpur follows revelations of secret £400m payment to PM.

Drones, acting as reusable missiles, will return to mothership after completing mission.

Ash-smeared Hindu holy men and pilgrims bathed in waters of a reservoir off India's sacred Godavari river.

Egyptian court finds three Al-Jazeera journalists guilty of 'spreading false news'.

Pyongyang says several buildings destroyed in Rason special economic zone.

White supremacist told jurors he is sorry he did not kill more people.

Interactive map from GMAC shows how women are represented in business around world.

UN says phots confirm Islamic State militants have destroyed the ancient site in Syria.

A 52-year-old man who claims to have the world's biggest phallus says women are too frightened to have sexual intercourse with him.

BREAKING: Thailand's authorities say they have held a suspect in the probe into the deadly Erawan Shrine bombing.

On 30 August, their plight of the disappeared is commemorated for those who have gone missing without a trace in situations of violence and armed conflict.

Scotland Yard suspects missing Zahera Tariq travelled to conflict zone in Syria.

In a letter the intellectuals cite risks to religious and academic freedoms, besides civil liberties.

European ministers to rethink security in the wake of foiled attack on Amsterdam to Paris train.

Ali Shukri Amin, 17, tweeted 7,000 messages to 4,000 followers promoting Isis.

A village council has been condemned for the decree against Meenakshi Kumari, 23, and her 15-year-old sister.

Oxford University scholar says figures 'provides hard evidence that this constituency is strikingly over-represented'.

The murders of the WDBJ7 reporter Alison Parker and her colleague Adam Ward by Bryce Williams have re-ignited the smouldering war of words over race.

Justin Wren - aka the 'big pygmy' - steps back into the cage after a five year hiatus.

UNHCR tells IBTimes UK why Europe needs to set up a land version of its Mare Nostrum operation.

Pontiff sends message of solidarity to homosexual author Francesca Pardi.

Biderman's resignation follows the leaking of the embattled CEO's emails online.

Workers in Cristovo de Cea mistook slabs of ancient tomb for broken bench.