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Nigeria Boko Haram atrocities in Maiduguri

Nigeria Boko Haram: Three female suicide bombers die in failed attacks near Maiduguri

Suicide bomb missions are usually carried out by Boko Haram members or civilians kidnapped by the group.

Native Americans unsuccessful in attempt to halt auction of masks in Paris

Hopi tribe claims masks are sacred and ought not to be auctioned.

Richard Branson: Leaving Europe would be 'the worst' mistake UK ever made

The Virgin boss is also backing Heathrow for airport expansion and has revealed details of last year's fatal spaceship crash.

Mad cow disease: Suspected case of BSE discovered on Irish farm

Risk level lowered by World Organisation for Animal Health on threat of Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) only last week.

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France: FN militants 'burned cars to fuel insecurity for political gain'

Adrien Desport, the former Front National number two in Seine-et-Marne Adrien, among accused.

The Look of Silence: How one filmmaker made Indonesia reassess its bloody past

Director Joshua Oppenheimer tells IBTimes UK how his new film has had a big impact on Indonesia.

Reddit ban of harassment forum 'fatpeoplehate' draws frenzied online reaction [GRAPHIC CONTENT]

Social media powerhouse's ban upsets some of its 172 million unique visitors worldwide.

Burundi: 'Killing has become a daily duty'

EXCLUSIVE: Uncle of young man killed by police in Burundi tells IBTimes UK the country has become lawless

Greece's state broadcaster ERT returns two years after austerity shut down

Channel back on air following promise by left-wing Syriza government

Mayweather and Pacquiao top Forbes list after megabout

Mayweather lived up to hype of 'Money' nickname topping Forbes list of 100 Highest Paid Athletes.

Syria Druze mass killing: Al-Nusra shoots dead 20 people including elderly people and a child

Fighters from al-Qaeda-linked rebel group kill Syrian Druze villagers after argument

Baku 2015: After FIFA and Qatar scandals, Azerbaijan should not be given a fig leaf for political repression

Far from the glitzy stadiums, Azerbaijans greatest minds rot in jail

Amazon antitrust investigation: European Commission to probe company's e-book distribution

Commission investigates whether Amazon's practices limited consumer options.

Nepal: Landslide kills 47 and leaves dozens missing

Dozens of people still unaccounted for as authorities fear death toll could sharply increase.

MERS claims 10th victim in South Korea as panic reaches pet owners

Seoul says 75-year-old man died at Konyang University Hospital in Daejeon.

Patently weird: 20 amazing inventions that failed, despite being granted patents [Pictures]

An alarm clock that tips you out of bed, cars that park vertically and a hat that is also a comb are among the list.

What's trending on the internet – 11 June: Eleanor Hawkins, Jurassic World, The Crystal Maze and more

Your daily guide to the stories and subjects trending across the web.

Former Chinese security chief Zhou Yongkang (LIU JIN AFP )

China: Ex-security chief Zhou Yongkang given life sentence for corruption

Former domestic security chief jailed for bribery, abuse of power and the international disclosure of state secrets.

Saudi Arabia: Four caught dancing at party sentenced to dig graves and visit intensive care patients

Judge Al-Balawi said sentences that do not require individuals to go to jail spare families from embarrassment

Naked photo graduate Eleanor Hawkins blamed for triggering Mt Kinabalu earthquake: 'I'm sorry'

The 23-year-old is one of four Westerners being held by Malaysian authorities.

Turkey's Lady in Red: Policeman ordered to plant 600 trees for tear-gassing Gezi Park protester

Picture of Ceyda Sungur gassed in Gezi Park became worldwide symbol of anti-government resistance.

Protesters occupy Greek finance ministry

Greek Communist party labour union supporters occupy finance ministry.

Scotland Bill: SNP tables amendment calling for full fiscal autonomy at Holyrood

Secretary of State for Scotland attacks SNP over ambiguous demands for fiscal autonomy

Chile: Riot police deploy tear gas and water cannons as student protest in Santiago turns violent [Photos]

Police in Santiago use tear gas and water cannons against masked stone-throwing protesters.

Turkey: Pro-Kurdish HDP 'ready for coalition talks' says Selahattin Demirtas

Pro-Kurdish HDP co-leader says open to coalition without ruling AK Party

Saudi airport officials sentenced to 1,000 lashes and jail for sexually harassing Iranian boys

Incident prompted Iran to suspend pilgrimages from country to sacred sites in Saudi Arabia.

Tony Abbott calls for enhanced regional cooperation to curb global ambitions of Isis

Australian prime minister hints at increased participation in ongoing anti-Isis offensive in Iraq and Syria.

BroBible blogger fails in attempt to get Osama Bin Laden's porn collection from CIA

David Covucci attempted to get the collection through a Freedom of Information Act request but was rejected.

MERS: South Korea central bank cuts rates to contain virus fallout on economy

BOK says exports have slowed and consumption is weak following outbreak.

Isis: Interactive timeline shows how Islamic State spread across the Middle East

The terrorist group has expanded from two countries to 10 in just one year

Belgium goes ahead and issues €2.50 coin commemorating Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo

France is understandably not very happy about it.

Oh baby! Virgin boss Richard Branson offering 52 weeks parental leave on full pay

If you take care of your employees, they'll take care of your business, says boss

Iran denies sending troops to defend Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria

Tehran admits providing financial and political support to Assad but not military help.

US: Brain-dead mother kept alive for two months gives birth to baby boy

Angel Perez was a 22-week-old foetus when his mother was pronounced brain-dead.

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