Paul Pogba and Zlatan Ibrahimovic delight Jose Mourinho after combining for Manchester United winner
Both players came off the bench to secure United's place in the FA Cup quarter-finals.
Iraq: Isis leader who beheaded 4 Peshmerga fighters killed in latest coalition air strike
Islamic State group has threatened to eliminate Christians from Egypt and 'liberate Cairo'.
New Zealand judge rules internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom can be extradited to US
The founder of Megaupload faces charges of conspiracy and racketeering.
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Prices rose 2%, giving UK houses an average price tag of £306,231 in February, according to Rightmove.
Hacker attacks Trump website with mocking message 'Nothing is impossible'
Trump's presidential campaign fundraising site was targeted and remains offline.
Trouble spelt for Colorado man who blames 'anger isusesh' for smashing up truck
The Colorado man left a mispelt note at the scene.
Cross-party Lords coalition to push for Brexit bill amendments
Leave supporters warn that peers could face public revolt if they thwart the Commons.
Millions will head to Europe unless British troops stay in Afghanistan says UK defence secretary
Sir Michael Fallon tells Munich security conference about need to stay until 'job is done'.
Home Office to reconsider child refugee asylum cases as some return to Calais Jungle site
Children frustrated with French reception centres reportedly returning to site of infamous camp.
Homeland Security's memos detail 'aggressive' guidelines to carry out Trump's immigration plans
The draft guidelines want more border guards but may keep DACA in place.
Rush Limbaugh: Media did not make Donald Trump and they can't destroy him
Veteran conservative commentator hit out at the press.
India tells the UK: We don't need your foreign aid
New High Commissioner says India has never asked the UK for financial assistance.
Adolf Hitler's red telephone sells at auction for more than $240,000
The battered telephone was described as "arguably the most destructive weapon of all time".
Private girls' school in London to allow students to choose their own identity
St Paul's Girls' will allow students to use boys' names and boys' clothes.
Images from inside crime scene of Kim Kardashian Paris robbery released
The shocking images include pictures of the gaffer tape used to gag reality TV star.
Stop Trump Coalition and One Day Without Us join forces in mass pro-migrant protests
Organisers say tens of thousands of people will protests across the UK.
Tennessee employees fired after taking part in 'Day Without Immigrants' protest
Workers had promised the company to make up time but were summarily dismissed.
Germany aims to deport record number of rejected asylum seekers in 2017
Announcement comes as Angela Merkel faces political backlash over 'open door' immigration policy.
Houston man caught on CCTV hitting 7-year-old child 62 times with belt
Kordarell Williams, 27, attacked child because he took his mobile phone charger.
'What has he been smoking?' Sweden's former foreign minister mocks Trump over terror claims
US president ridiculed on social media after bizarre comment at Florida rally.
Man pulled onstage at Trump's rally 'salutes a cardboard cutout' of the president every day
Gene Huber said he wants the press to be nicer to the US president.
Piers Morgan pulls out as host of Royal Television Society awards over backlash
A campaign was launched to ban the controversial TV personality from hosting the event.
White House chief of staff Reince Priebus denies problems in West Wing
Priebus also insisted there was no animosity between he and Steve Bannon.
At least 30 injured in Bogota bullring explosion
Blast occurred as animal rights activists marched in protest at the reinstatement of bull-fighting.
Police release 'main suspect' photo in killing of eighth graders Liberty German and Abigail Williams
The girls were walking along a trail in Indiana when they disappeared.
Kraft Heinz 'amicably' drops takeover bid for Unilever
Both companies issue a surprise joint statement announcing no deal to go ahead.
City brokers TP ICAP investors reject revised £85m incentive plan for executives
The company's chief executive stood to gain up to £25m according to Sky News
Malaga flash floods rip through Spanish city, destroying cars and homes
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Launch of SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket hailed a success at Kennedy Space Center
Disaster struck in September 2016 when a SpaceX test rocket exploded on launch at Cape Canaveral.
Nasa scientist wants the Moon to become a planet by changing a definition
A body is only granted planet status if it meets a three-point criteria
Celeb boarding school Bedales gave sex abuse suspect a teaching reference
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