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One woman reportedly died of a heart attack after suffering a 35-hour wait on a trolley.

Orca was responsible for the death of three people during his time in captivity.

Total amount of stolen goods from historic heist could top £21m if woman's claims are true

Texan preacher had hosted weekly show, Bridging The Gap.

Around 200,000 people are expected to attend the demonstration on 21 January.

Obamacare, carmakers, Russia, the FBI, and Wikileaks all feature in the day's Twitter musings.

An international search has so far failed to find any debris from the flight, which disappeared in 2013.

Manchester United are the holders of the FA Cup and will start their defence against Reading.

Fifa are set to agree on enlarging the event from 2026, but how have the finals grown?

Strikes on 10-11 January by British Airways cabin crew will not hit travel, according to the airline.

Auckland zookeepers battled to save the rare giraffe twin but were forced to end his suffering...

The 24-hour walkout from 8 January will see the majority of stations in Zone 1 closed.

Traders are unmoved by the US economy adding 156,000 jobs in December.

The whereabouts of Anastasia Zotova's husband have been unknown for more than a month.

Charity Survival International claims Baka Pygmies have been suffering abuses due to WWF's work for decades.

Former Belgium Prime Minister says the EU is a ' beautiful political project'.

Michy Batshuayi expected to come in for Diego Costa.

Portugal international is back in Zidane's 19-man squad after being rested against Sevilla.

FTC said D-Link failed to live up to its advertising which promised strong security.

Doctors' union says the proposed deal would benefit docotrs but ignore public healthcare needs.

US economy adds less jobs than expected but rising wages see dollar rally against its main rivals.

There have been over 2,000 prosecutions for stalking offences since they were introduced in 2012.

Her Majesty and her pet dog are facing criticism from competition rivals and judges.

The president has taken a strong stance against Republicans in New England Journal of Medicine.

Non-farm payrolls fall slightly below expectations in December but November's figure is revised upward.

Militants in Niger Delta vowed to continue oil facilities' attacks until end of perceived disfranchisement.

Iceberg 1/4 the size of Wales would result in the Larsen C Ice Shelf losing over 10% of its area.

PCS union tells IBTimes UK that Whitehall is 'under immense pressure' at all levels.

Calculations indicate Rydberg atoms will be disturbed in a significant way even by low-mass particles