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Roger Federer wants to ensure that he remains fit to challenge for all the major titles in order to stop Nadal overtaking him, says Rusedski.

The Brexit secretary was speaking to the German press about the slow nature of the current negotiations.

Azimo hires former PayPal chief of staff Richard Ambrose as chief operating officer. Azimo is celebrating its fifth anniversary.

An "Excalibur" sword used as a tourist attraction at Llangorse Lake, South Wales, was stolen from the stone in which it was embedded, just like in the legend of King Arthur.

"Photos can be doctored. They could have put Bruce Wayne's head on that body. Has Bruce Wayne left Gotham to hang out in Star City recently? No!" Oliver says in the promo.

The singer has collaborated with an eyewear brand to promote her campaign for an NGO.

The new submarine detected by the US will be North Korea's first operational naval vehicle capable of launching a ballistic missile.

Alyona Zaitseva, the 20-year-old daughter of a Russian oligarch, has been detained by police, but critics fear her powerful connections will see her escape justice.

Eden Hazard does not know why Chelsea boss Antonio Conte chose to replace him after he netted the equaliser in a six-goal thriller against Roma.

"The only thing Ivanka Trump was less committed to than her 'punk phase' was her feminism phase," one person tweeted.

The 23-year-old biomedical student wrote her mother an emotional suicide note before falling 30 metres inside the cathedral.

Ernesto Valverde has no idea whether Lionel Messi took a glucose tablet before scoring his 100th European goal during Barcelona's 3-1 victory over Olympiacos.

The mayor of Kaliningrad, Alexander Yaroshuck, has urged locals to avoid violence when the the city hosts World Cup matches next year.

Darrieux was a star in her native France across eight decades, and starred in films such as Madame de... and 8 Women.

The hacker group has been active since 2014 and is particularly interested in naval industries, primarily focusing on targets in the US, Western Europe and the South China Sea.

Marcus Rashford, who scored in United's 1-0 win over Benfica, picked up a knee injury. The full extent of his injury is yet to be revealed as he joins other stars in injury list.

Legendary welsh singer Tom Jones has opened up about abuse in the music industry following the Harvey Weinstein scandal.

MP for North Shropshire urges PM to declare she will walk away EU talks if the bloc continues to stall on trade deal negotiations

American security officials said a passport paper shortage was a key reason the African country of Chad was hit with travel restrictions by the US.

The What About Us hit maker recalled the blunt snub involving Mary J. Blige.

HBO CEO Richard Plepler refuses to offer any detail on the five spin-off series being worked on, but does express the company's delight at what's in store.

Cuoco and Cook have been dating since 2016 after meeting at a horse show. Their mutual love for animals plays a big part in their relationship.

Roger Federer has revealed four things that must go right for him in his life in order to keep playing tennis while acknowledging that retirement is on the horizon.

ONS figures show quarterly growth of 0.6%, the lowest level on record since 2013.

Sloths urinate and defecate around once a week because their bodies take that long to digest the food they eat.

FCA to investigate whether UK lenders were involved in the scandal involving South Africa President Jacob Zuma and the Gupta family.

The attacks come just two days after Taliban gunmen stormed a police training centre in eastern Afghanistan, killing at least 74 people.

The HGTV host shared a cryptic post with fans on Instagram, writing, "There is no shame in beginning again, for you get a chance to build bigger and better than before."

Experts reportedly believe the Russian sensor, which was delivered to the space station last week, could be linked to a controversial military endeavour.