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The rare gems found on the 1622 Nuestra Señora de Atocha shipwreck are expected to fetch millions.

Moscow zoo claims ad damages raccoons' reputation as they will be associated with 'eroticism'.

New permanent Three Lions boss has also spoken on Marcus Rashford's inclusion amid striker crisis.

Lukaku's future has become a major talking point.

The memorandums and letters of intent are reported to involve everything from energy to space.

Writer Peter Morgan believes everyone is aware that the Duke of Edinburgh had adulterous relationships.

Met Office has issued a severe weather warning for parts of Scotland, where roads will be icy.

BAE says 3D printing and virtual reality are helping improve production processes for the Eurofighter Typhoon.

Music mag used an image of the Big For Your Boots rapper alongside the headline: "Depression: it's time to talk".

Ex-President Taylor is serving 50-year sentence for his 2012 conviction of 11 counts of war crimes.

A female was spotted grooming the body of her adopted son, who had died from a lung infection.

Specific proteins could be responsible for tardigrades' impressive resilience.

Light-heavyweight battle headlines eagerly-anticipated UFC Fight Night 107 event at the O2 Arena.

The child's mother said her violent partner turned the child manually in the machine seven or eight times.

Exclusive: World number 15 wants Tokyo 2020 course changed if men-only full members rule remains.

The Blockchain Intellectual Property Council will be chaired by Marc Kaufman, Partner at Rimon Law.

17-year-old accused of injuring eight people in shooting at Tocqueville high school in southern France.

Centre-right parties feast over historical defeat of Labour as Greens emerge as new political force.

IBTimes UK visits Changara district, where charity World Vision is assisting drought-hit communities.

Miners and oil stocks make strong gains as markets rise across Europe.

James Ward-Prowse, Jake Livermore and Nathan Redmond also make the cut, but Theo Walcott is omitted.

'Of course he was sworn in,' says leader of Hungarian nationalist group Vitezi Rend.

First Minister of Scotland described move as 'untenable, undemocratic and totally unsustainable'.

Nadine Borau, 41, was walking home from the cinema when she was approached by a man on a bicycle.

Aydin Coban was found guilty at a court in Amsterdam following an investigation by British police.

A sequel is looking surer than ever for Guerrilla Games' best-selling debut ever.

The leader, known as Bahrumsyah, was killed when his car bomb detonated prematurely near Palmrya.

Under the nation's 2006 laws, homosexuality is a crime.

Ho Van Lang was taken into the jungle by his father at the height of the Vietnam War and lived there until 2013.