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Oscar Pistorius Trial: Manager Describes Runner's Paranoia Over Personal Safety

Murder trial hears Oscar Pistorius wanted to quit athletics in 2017 and was excited by new love Steenkamp.

UK: Too Many Black and Ethnic Minority Children Under 10 Subject to Police Stop and Search

All-Party Parliamentary Group for Children found children under 10 are stopped and searched by police

Two-Headed Alligator 'Spotted' In Florida: Hoax or Real?

Justin Arnold posted an image of two headed alligator to his Facebook account.

A photo of a two-headed alligator is circulating online.

Boko Haram Can Only be Defeated if Nigeria's Corruption Ends, says Veteran Missionary

Italian missionary tells IBTimes UK Boko Haram's insurgency is a product of Nigeria's corruption.

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british revellers warned over Cannibal drug

Powerful 'Cannibal' Drug Being Peddled to British Clubbers in Ibiza

British holidaymakers in party resort, San Antonio, are reportedly being sold the dangerous drug linked to cannibal attack on Miami homeless man.

Rolf Harris: Australian PM Tony Abbott 'Dismayed' at Disgraced Entertainer as More Honours Stripped

Abbott 'gutted' at actions of entertainer following convictions for indecent assault.

Rolf Harris Headed for UK's 'Worst Jail' Wandsworth Prison

Rolf Harris is facing fresh allegations of sexual assaults which emerged during two-month trial

Boko Haram: Military Arrests Local Businessman in Connection with Missing Schoolgirls

Nigeria arrests businessman and suspected Boko Haram cell leader Babuji Ya'arim in connection with mass abduction.

Turkey's first directly elected president will be a more powerful figure than the current largely ceremonial role, Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan was quoted on Tuesday as saying, boosting expectations he may run for the post in August.

Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Run for President

Erdogan to run in August for first head of state directly elected by the people.

Rescue workers conduct a search operation for survivors at the site of a collapsed 11-storey building that was under construction on the outskirts of the southern Indian city of Chennai.

India: Death Toll Reaches 27 in Chennai Building Collapse

Two people were rescued alive from debris after 40 hours of ordeal.

French Investigators Drop Charges Against Sarkozy

Nicolas Sarkozy: France's Former President 'Detained' for Questioning in Corruption Probe

Investigators quiz Sarkozy over alleged influence peddling to high-ranking judge.

Ramadan 2014: Did Algeria Lose to Germany Because Their Players Were Fasting?

A majority of Algerian players were fasting for Ramadan when they took on Germany in the 2014 World Cup knockout match.

Americans Jeffrey Fowle and Matthew Miller Face Trial in North Korea for 'Hostile Acts'

US Tourist Jeffrey Fowle, 56, could be convicted by North Korea after allegedly leaving a bible in a hotel room.

'National Treasure' and Paedophile Rolf Harris Could Lose CBE and Die in Jail

Dozens more come forward claiming to be sexually assaulted by 'untouchable' children's entertainer Harris

More Conflict Feared as Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko Ends Ceasefire with Pro-Russian Rebels

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko vows: "We will attack, we will free our land."

Maddie McCann Police Arrive in Portugal to Interview Key Suspects

Scotland Yard Detectives to Quiz Witnesses and Suspects in Praia da Luz where Maddie Vanished

Missing Israeli Teens: Clashes Reported as Bodies Found in West Bank

Benjamin Netanyahu calls emergency meeting as clashes reported near Hebron

Missing Israeli teenagers Naftali Frenkel, Gilad Shaar and Eyal Yifrach

Israel: Bodies of Kidnapped Settler Teenagers Found in Hebron Shallow Grave

Israeli teenagers Naftali Frenkel, Gilad Shaar Eyal Yifrach found dead near the village of Halhul in the West Bank.

United Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Evacuation Slide Accidentally Opens

United Airlines plane diverted to Wichita after evacuation slide inflated mid-flight.

China Worried as Hong Kong Braces for Mass Pro-Democracy Protest

Huge crowds in Hong Kong expected to demonstrate for democratic reform on anniversary British rule ended.

Rolf Harris Guilty: Disgraced Entertainer Fronted 'No to Child Abuse' Campaign Video

Paedophile once fronted school video warning children how to protect themselves against abuse from strangers

The Real Apocalypse Now: How Jim Gant Did a Colonel Kurtz in Afghanistan

Former US Green Beret Major Jim Gant went native in Afghanistan but is fighting back with new book

Oscar Award-Winning Director Steve McQueen Calls for Inferiority Complex 'Race Circle' to be Broken in Black Children

Twenty-one per cent of black children believe their colour would hinder their life chances.

Who is Bindi Harris? Doting Daughter of Disgraced Entertainer who Abused her Childhood Friends

Bindi Nicholls has supported Rolf Harris throughout sex abuse trial at Southwark Crown Court.

Four Men Arrested Over Gang Rape of 17-Year-Old Girl in Slough

The teenage girl was raped in some woods near to the Jubilee River in the Berkshire town.

Iraq Isis Crisis: Is This the End of Sykes-Picot?

Agreement signed in 1916 often cited as reason behind extremism and warfare in the Middle East.

Twelve-Year-Old Boy and Toddler Injured in Bridlington Motorbike Crash

A 12-year-old remains critically ill in hospital after his motorcycle collided with a car on Woldgate Road.

Fresh child sex charges leveled at entertainer Rolf Harris

Rolf Harris 'the Octopus' Guilty of Dozen Counts of Indecent Assault of Girls

Veteran entertainer guilty of assaulting four women between 1968 and 1986.

'Home Alone' Raffaele Sollecito to Abandon Amanda Knox in Final Appeal of Meredith Kercher Murder

Lawyers for Amanda Knox ex-lover Raffaele Sollecito are to explain new defence strategy this week.

Gatwick Enlists Volunteers After Two-Hour Luggage Delays

Passengers waited for two hours to be reunited with their luggage after 'Swissport staff shortage'.

José Mujica: The Uruguay President who Makes Luis Suarez Look Like A Choirboy

José Mujica's has been shot six times, spent 14 years in jail and is the world's 'poorest president'.

A British teenager has died after jumped from Lillaz waterfall in nortern Italy

Italy: British Boy Dies in Lillaz Waterfall 'Canyoning' Plunge Tragedy at Villeneuve Summer Camp

British teen 'hit his torso on rock' after jumping off rocks on summer camp holiday in northern Italy.

Activists celebrate China's ban cosmetic animal testing

Campaigners Celebrate as China Bans 'Ordinary Cosmetics' Testing on Animals

Campaigners say this is the first step to end animal testing in China.

Italy: 30 Migrants 'Suffocate' Crammed in Boat Hold

Italy: 30 Migrants Found Dead Crammed in Boat Hold 'Suffocated'

5,000 migrants were rescued over the weekend off Italy's southern coast.

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