Charlotte Meredith

Junaid Hussain, a British citizen who helped lead the terror group’s so-called “CyberCaliphate," died on Tuesday while riding in a vehicle near the Syrian city of Raqqa.

A large explosion has rocked a central Bangkok intersection during the evening rush hour, killing several and injuring an unknown number of others.

The Islamic State’s savagery has reportedly proved too extreme even for the Taliban, with the group condemning a “horrific” video that appears to show militants blowing up blindfolded Afghan prisoners.

The Islamic State group has reportedly urged British jihadists to carry out "lone wolf" attacks in the UK instead of travelling to fight in Syria, and the royal family could be a possible target.

A study examining 400-year-old pipes excavated from the garden of the world's most famous playwright suggest the bard may have been smoking something stronger than tobacco.

The mastiff was found buried up to its head in dirt near Paris. A petition signed by thousands is calling for the detained owner to face the maximum sentence.

One of the UK's most prominent radical preachers has been charged with inviting support for Islamic State militants and is due to appear at magistrates court in London on Wednesday.

Edward Heath, prime minister between 1970 and 1974, is being investigated by five UK police forces as part of an unprecedented inquiry into allegations of historical child abuse.

Ng Lai-ying got three-and-a-half months in prison for assaulting a police officer with her breast, and demonstrators took to the streets to protest a "ridiculous" and "sexist" ruling.

Yishai Schlissel had just been released from a 10 year prison sentence for the 2005 stabbing.

KGB agents have reportedly denied that they ever tried to recruit David Cameron and a historian has claimed that the "agents" were salesmen, and the incident more likely to be a "gay pickup."

Walter Palmer has been forced to close his practice in Minnesota, while authorities have stepped up patrols as protests and online condemnation continue to rage.