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International study from OECD suggests that cutting class sizes often means lower pay for teachers.

All eyes are on nuclear talks but Kim Jong-un will be closely studying the hosts of the US-N Korea summit.

Middle East Correspondent Tom Bateman explains the allegations of corruption against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, claims he himself denies.

If your personalised number plate simply isn't enough - why not just add an emoji to the mix?

An LGBT sports group severs links with the tennis legend over remarks about male-to-female athletes.

The Bramble Cay melomys has been called the first mammalian victim of human-induced climate change.

Shamima Begum is thought to be of Bangladeshi heritage - but the country says she is not its concern.

Liverpool might feel disappointed to draw with Bayern Munich, but ex-Reds defender Mark Lawrenson feels they are in a strong position.

The fashion brand apologises for a hoodie with a noose around the neck shown at London Fashion Week.

Two prominent cardinals call on bishops to end their silence over sexual abuse at the Church.

The top contenders have both cried foul over the delay, accusing each other of trying to rig the vote.

Liverpool's goalless Champions League first-leg draw against Bayern Munich is "not a dream result but a good one", says manager Jurgen Klopp.

Reliance Communications failed to comply with a court order to pay the money by 15 December last year.

Meet Rachael Blackmore - the rider looking to make history by winning the Irish championship.

Heidi Allen, Anna Soubry and Sarah Wollaston claim "hard-line anti-EU" MPs now run the Conservatives.

The biggest and brightest supermoon of 2019 was observed around the world.

He is holding a benefit concert on the Colombian border - but it's already raising eyebrows.

A doctor spoke out about patients sexually harassing her, prompting huge reaction on social media

The last of the group's militants are said to be "entrenched inside" as hundreds of civilians leave.

Many officials have been jailed in what President Xi Jinping says is an anti-corruption drive.