Islamic States' Ramadan death toll: How 800 have been slaughtered around the world since ISIS called 'four weeks of pain for infidels'

Almost 30 people a day have died around the world at the hands of ISIS extremists since the start of Ramadan in June after a call from a spokesman to make it a 'month of pain for infidels' in May. From Orlando, anti-clockwise from bottom left, where 49 people lost their lives on June 12, to 44 people Ataturk Airport in Istanbul last Tuesday, 22 in Bangladesh at the weekend and more than 150 people in Baghdad on Sunday.