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The men were arrested in a counter terrorism raid in February 2015.

Germany's BfV said there is "growing evidence for attempts to influence the federal election next year."

The regulator said saving Port Talbot would depend on Tata securing the future of its pension scheme.

The troops withdrew after being attacked by suicide car bombs and heavy enemy fire.

The waiver will allow exceptions from provisions in the four-decades-old Arms Export Control Act.

The move has been inspired by Thomas Piketty's work aimed at tackling inequality.

Eric Bailly returned from injury in United's 2-0 win over Zorya Luhansk.

West Ham have conceded nine goals in their last two games against United and Arsenal.

Rosberg announced his retirement from F1 five days after winning maiden title.

Ramzan Kadyrov promises he will also personally join the fight if necessary.

However, top Pakistan Cricket Board official Najam Sethi refuses to divulge the name of the country.

IPPR North director Ed Cox to admonish establishment for dismissing Leave voters in the north as 'foolish'.

'This isn't about politics or partisanship – lives are at risk.'

Gustavo Vargas and two other employees of the company were detained on 6 December for interrogation.

The two firms will now begin to integrate their products and services.

Park can be suspended immediately if at least two-thirds of the National Assembly vote in favour of the motion.

The boy, Logan Clark, is in critical condition in a local hospital.

Fresh revelations emerge after government's private equity body admit overspending on think tanks.

Top players of the ATP and WTA circuit confirm participation in the 2017 Australian Open.

Government needs to ensure EU workers are provided work even after UK leaves the bloc, food industry says.

Tories hold on to seat Johnson wins the by-election with 17,570 votes.

Security researchers believe the 'highly sophisticated' cybergang maybe funded by an organised crime syndicate.

Elizabeth Vilchis raised concerns over Trump's plans to scrap programme for undocumented child migrants.

In internal documents, the spy agencies bragged 'Heaven may belong to the NSA'.

Osborne earned £26,055 an hour for talks given to bankers.

The president-elect's involvement in the show will create a big conflict of interest for NBC.

Mariusz Krezolek, 36, served 3 years into a life sentence when he began complaining of chest pains.

Phil Shiner, formerly of Public Interest Lawyers, faces being struck off.

The doting dad proudly showed off the photo of his daughter, describing her as 'the best thing that ever happened to me.'