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Tunde Jaji was trafficked to the UK from Nigeria when he was just five.

The 14-time major winner recently served as an American vice-captain at the Ryder Cup.

Reggae superstar and son of the late Bob Marley will be replaced by grime artist Bugzy Malone.

Brent and WTI see marginal declines, while precious metals resume recovery run.

Duterte previously said that the CIA was trying to kill him.

Mining shares climb as pound weakens after falls on Asian markets.

Extra police will patrol near schools following incident.

The digital skills gap is already costing the UK economy £63bn a year in lost GDP.

Philip Hammond ditches George Osborne's plan and will sell 9% of bank's remaining shares to institutional investors.

Saeed Malekpour was made an example of to silence a generation – but Justin Trudeau has the power to free him.

Spaniard picked up a heavy knock in his right ankle during 3-0 victory over San Marino

Schools pay lip service to codes of conduct that they do not take seriously.

Cricketing prince aims to encourage disadvantaged young people to consider a career as a coach.

Category 4 winds battered south west Haiti before the hurricane moved north to the east coast of the United States.

Shepard Smith warned: 'You can't survive it'.

The company wants to offer a more affordable headset that will appeal to wider audiences.

The contracting giant has faced two major leaking scandals in three years.

Channel 4, and a number of other investors, have backed the four entrepreneurs at mattress start-up.

Breakthrough ruling sees US judge authorise first case of issuing service of process on Twitter.

Oscar-nominated actress opens up about abusive relationship in upcoming memoir, Around The Way Girl.

The founder of the Luka AI bot messenger has immortalised her friend as a bot using text messages he sent her.

Three-weight world champion makes first defence of his WBA super-lightweight title in Glasgow.

The Galaxy S8 could be Samsung's first device to sport dual-cameras.

World number two books date with David Ferrer thanks to 7-6, 6-2 win over Davis Cup teammate in Beijing.

Monthly rise should not mask "steady downward trend" according to the Halifax

The UN has criticised laws in the kingdom which allow children as young as 15 to be executed.

Sande's rendition of FourFiveSeconds left Rihanna, Kanye West and Paul McCartney out in the cold.

Barcelona defender suffered a muscle injury during the 1-1 draw against Italy.

Simulation hypothesis proposes we are living in a computer simulation run by an advanced civilisation.