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Iran stands accused of planning, or carrying out, assassinations on European soil.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he does not want players "who do not want to stay here" following Brahim Diaz's move to Real Madrid.

The woman, who has not been identified, had required round the clock care for over a decade.

Breaking Bad star says his casting as a man with quadriplegia in The Upside was "a business decision".

Natalya Veselnitskaya is accused of obstruction of justice in a tax fraud case from 2013.

Tapping into emergency presidential powers could enable the US president to bypass Congress.

Departures at London’s Heathrow airport were temporarily stopped after a drone was seen.

Come on Robbie, let's go party! The Australian actress signs up to play the famous doll on film.

Following three years of decline, US carbon emissions spiked in 2018, according to new research.

Several people around the world have met similar fates, which has led to a call to remove charity bins.

A train collision in South Africa's capital Pretoria kills at least three and injures more than 600.

Labour says a no-deal exit must be ruled out after 20 Tory rebels defy government in Commons vote.

The concept car has wheels on robotic legs which can unfold in rough terrain.

In its annual report on global prospects the World Bank forecasts a slowdown in economic growth.

An opposition candidate warns officials not to “disguise the truth” as pressure mounts over delayed results.

Sunderland beat Newcastle U21s in EFL trophy, while Manchester City U21s fight back from 2-0 down to beat Rochdale.

Paul Manafort's alleged lies to investigators are revealed in improperly redacted new court filings.

Harry Kane's first-half penalty gives Tottenham a slender advantage after the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg at Wembley.

Company shows digital solution for lost keys at the CES technology show in Las Vegas.

Technology giant IBM's supercomputers power the new forecasting system that covers the entire planet.