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NHS Digital: 'We can confirm this is just rumour.'

President also confirms advanced negotiations to sign Real Madrid centre-back Diego Llorente.

The carrier's IT failure saw over 700 flights cancelled and left 75,000 passengers stranded.

Before his death, Lennon admitted Ono contributed to the lyrics of his 1971 ballad.

Mark Hughes has been backed by the chairman despite last season's 13th place finish.

AT&T wanted to develop a cellular phone network - but the FCC prioritised TV channels instead.

Christiansen has only previously managed in Cyprus.

Ten fire stations were closed while Johnson was London mayor.

Rania Ibrham, 30, also sent a Snapchat message to her friend saying: 'Forgive me everyone, goodbye'.

Keane was touted to return to his former club after impressing for Burnley last season.

He gave the North Korean leader a copy of "Where's Waldo" as well.

The angry resident criticised Theresa May while chatting to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn

Bank of England shocks markets by voting 5-3 in favour of keeping interest rates on hold.

Market opened for the first time on 14 June since London Bridge terror attack.

Paul Golding claimed violent Islamists forced him to flee Whitechapel, but the video tells a different story.

Hammond said his "thoughts are with local community".

Mohammed Al Haj Ali the first named victim of the devastating Kensington high-rise fire.

Method produces 'photographic quality images' of faces, Bradford uni experts said.

BBC spokesperson has told IBTimes UK that 'each track is considered based on its musical merit'.

The Beyhive is convinced pop star has already given birth or was admitted to hospital.

The ad has gathered 27 bids so far and the auction is still going.

Several European ISPs have already put a block on Pirate Bay.

Ricardo has a release clause of £22m in his Porto contract.

The 2017 Confederations Cup will be hosted by Russia.

Ubitricity adds car chargers to dozens of street lights across West London.

Presidential spokesperson says the Philippine president is tired and resting.

Al-Shabaab storms popular restaurant after car bomb hits adjacent hotel in latest attack on Somalian capital.

Other popular words mentioned in children's stories were 'Brexit' and 'fake news'.

Sporting scraggly hair and stubble, the actor went unrecognised as he sang and played the guitar.