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Passenger allegation live lizard was in a meal served during Delhi-London Air India flight sparks controversy.

British woman Eleanor Hawkins jailed for stripping on a sacred mountain in Malaysia is set to return home to Britain.

The imams of the region are trying to recommend new rules for the Muslims of the sub-Arctic towns before the beginning of Ramadan.

BREAKING: Gunfire between Islamist insurgents and security forces lasts for several hours.

Personal information of American military and intelligence personnel may have been compromised.

His partner is pregnant, less than a year after he underwent surgery.

Even the president's ally Nancy Pelosi voted against the fast-track bill.

Any art form can cause discomfort, says event organiser

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said border officials were being "incredibly creative".

Effect of the latest tremors could not be immediately ascertained

Three-day event asks 60 people worldwide to come up with ways to fight IS via social media.

Camelot said the lucky ticketholder has not yet come forward to claim their winnings.

The CIA released five internal documents on 12 June relating to the agency's performance leading up to 9/11.

Alan and Stephen Harris were overcome by lethal gas fumes while inspecting underground pipes in Dublin.

One of the women fainted after four lashes.

Pentagon rips confrontation as unprofessional and inappropriate

Three-year-old killed after playing with loaded handgun in Hamilton, Ohio

Muslim Association of Britain slams the ban, saying let the parents decide.

The Iowa GOP board voted unanimously to forgo this year's event.

Mason Martin is believed to have been alone with his mother's body for at least two days.

Human rights lawyer and activist from Saudi Arabia awarded Ludovic Trarieux Prize.

Italian president Sergio Mattarella quips with Quentin Tarantino at David di Donatello movie awards.

Rachel Dolezal's story sheds a strange light on America's obsession with race and skin colour.

Angelina Jolie appeals to government leaders to protect and empower women by acting against men who commit crimes against them.

Tokyo approves revised decommissioning works road map for Fukushima nuclear plant

At least five outlets have been denied accreditation to report on games in Baku.

Even as he pushes for peace with Turkey the PKK remain loyal to charismatic Kurdish leader.

Report finds 231 allegations of sexual exploitation in Haiti alone.

IBTimes UK investigates the challenges faced by the new administration in Nigeria.