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Malaysian suicide bomber ordered children and wife to remain in Syria to fight for Isis

Mohd Amirul Ahmad Rahim's wife and two sons are still in Syria more than a year after his death.

Rihanna photoshops The Queen's face onto her body leaving fans angry and bemused

RiRi shared the images on the British monarch's 91st birthday.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic vows to come back stronger after confirming lengthy spell out with injury

Ibrahimovic suffered knee ligament damage during United's win over Anderlecht.

Arthur Collins charged after acid attack in east London nightclub blinds victims

Collins and another accused in the case are due to appear at the Thames Magistrates Court in London on 24 April.

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Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho unsure if Paul Pogba will be ready for derby

France international subbed off in stoppage time in 2-0 win over Burnley.

US citizen detained in North Korea identified as Tony Kim

Tony Kim or Sang-duk Kim is the third American citizen detained in the rogue state in the recent past.

Kiss marks the spot: Amber Heard confirms relationship with Elon Musk with cheeky Instagram photo

The Tesla founder visited Heard in Australia where she is filming for the upcoming DC movie Aquaman.

Guardiola tells Manchester City: Forget Arsenal win ahead of Manchester United clash

Alexis Sanchez sends Gunners to FA Cup final with extra-time winner.

Who is Li Ka-Shing? The meteoric rise of Hong Kong's richest 'Superman'

Hong Kong tycoon's business ventures extend from Asia to North America, Europe, and Australia.

George Osborne 'disrespected' parliament by taking London Evening Standard editor job

MPs move to ban ministers from lucrative private sector jobs for two years after they leave office.

Travel Postcard: 48 hours in London for the royal wedding

Church of England cathedrals could be forced to charge for entry or face closure

Financial crisis looms for majority of England's 42 Anglican cathedrals with no easy solution in sight.

North Korea 'ready to sink' US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson

Pentagon warns Pyongyang: Stop your destabilising actions as carrier group approaches Korean peninsula.

Macron and Le Pen to face off in second round of French presidential election

High turnout sees France's mainstream parties of right and left badly damaged.

Lady Gaga song lyric calling Princess Diana 'just another dead blonde' resurfaces

Pokerface singer's Facetime chat with Prince William revives interest in controversial Princess Die album track.

Kate Middleton not amused as cheeky London Marathon runners squirt water at the royals

Prince Harry and Duke and Duchess of Cambridge cheering from the sidelines when they took a soaking.

Twitter trolls target Ferne McCann after Arthur Collins arrested over acid attack

TOWIE star faces backlash after announcing that she is expecting a baby with Collins.

Caitlyn Jenner says her male body left her with a sense of 'loathing and disgust'

67-year-old says she would often wear women's underwear beneath her business suits.

Captain America in Spider-Man: Homecoming

Marvel Comics facing huge backlash over 'Captain America is a Nazi' special event

The popular superhero is now a double-agent for the fictional Nazi-esque organisation Hydra.

Irish women strike to change abortion laws

Citizen's Assembly votes overwhelmingly to liberalise Ireland's abortion laws

Most terminatons are banned under the country's constitution.

Bomb found near Catholic primary school in Northern Ireland

The device was found in Ardoyne – an area synonymous with The Troubles.

WH Smith ridiculed on social media for crazy '48 for £45' chocolate bar deal

A Heathrow Airport branch were selling KitKats, Flakes and Bounty bars in ludicrous deals.

French voter registration in UK 'jumps 10%' amid Brexit fears

Thousands of expats have been going to the polls in London.

Apple self-driving car testing plan reveals details about its autonomous technology

The document contains plans related to operators taking control of car in emergencies.

Gunmen shoot conservationist Kuki Gallmann in drought-hit Laikipia, Kenya

Violence has soared in the region as herders try to feed their cattle.

Line of Duty star Vicky McClure 'mortified' by being thrown off tram named after her

Nottingham Express Transit described the event as an "unfortunate misunderstanding".

Topless Femen activists wearing Donald Trump masks disrupt polling station where Marine Le Pen voted

Demonstrators have criticised Marine Le Pen for being a 'pretend feminist'.

Prince William, Kate Middleton and Prince Harry inspire London Marathon 2017 runners

The royals' appearance supported mental health charity Heads Together.

Toxic fumes more deadly inside a car than on the pavement, researchers say

Being inside a car can expose you to 10 times the amount of fumes you would experience outside.

Ex-partner of convicted paedophile Adam Johnson has a new footballer boyfriend

Stacey Flounders has found a new romance with a former Sheffield Wednesday striker.

Fur coat worn by stewardess Mabel Bennett when she was rescued from the Titanic

Fur coat worn by stewardess while fleeing the Titanic sold at auction for £150,000

Bennett was 33 years old at the time of the disaster and was the longest living female crew member.

Police called after pizza shop opening in 'Britain's fattest town' descends into chaos

Whitehaven's local mayor complains the town has 'too many' fast food outlets.

Manchester man dies trying to stop thieves stealing his car

The fleeing suspects ran him over before escaping with the Audi.

James Cameron reveals four Avatar sequels and release dates

The first sequel is due to arrive later than originally planned.

Sir Vince Cable defends Tim Farron as Lib Dem leader faces fresh homophobia questions

Farron dodged more questions about his views on gay sex during another TV interview.

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