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Lydia Lauro, Diana Lank and Metropolitan police detention officer Hayden Cheremeh are standing trial in the case.

Emmanuel Adebayor is hoping to remain in England when his contract with Crystal Palace expires this summer.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi accuses Washington of 'double standards' in maritime dispute.

The former Sunderland midfielder will captain his side in France, a place he knows all too well.

Many US Fed committee members said it would be 'appropriate' to increase interest rates in June.

Deep changes needed to tackle impact of rising drug resistance, review says.

Rene Meulensteen is disappointed after Manchester United missed out on Renato Sanches and Mats Hummels.

Witnesses saw people jump from the burning flat.

The small town of Rutba, 360km to the west of capital Baghdad, is on the road to Jordan.

What all are new on the upcoming Star Trek TV series by CBS?

Tour operator's interim revenue drops to £2.67bn as it warns of weakening demand in Turkey and Belgium.

A gold ring and necklace were found in the mug which was confiscated at the camp.

This service will start in January 2017 and will cost £749 for a return economy ticket.

Anonymous continues its assault on international banks by deploying more DDoS attacks.

More than hundred children freed from the facility after police raid found them to be living in 'inhumane conditions'.

Royal Mail hikes dividend but annual pre-tax profit falls from £400 to £267m, and revenue declines 1% year-on-year.

Stephen Amell plays Casey Jones in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.

An Illinois Circuit Court sentenced the woman to four years in prison for drugging and killing her daughter.

Gulbuddin Hekmatyar's group has been accused of the 2013 Kabul attack.

Mario Gotze has fallen down the pecking order at Bayern Munich.

The duo were spotted getting cozy at an after-party to celebrate the successful start to Gomez's Revival tour.

Xhaka admitted his dream of playing in the Premier League could be fulfilled.

US probe grows into Malaysia's scandal-plagued fund and suspected missing billions.

Recent reports indicate there is concern over the high numbers of sexual abuse cases within the armed forces.

Venezuelan National Guard soldiers and police fired tear gas at the thousands of protesters in Caracas.

Pickens' toddler son Zachaeus also shot in face, and is in a critical condition after losing an eye.

With over 40% of its stronghold areas lost, the IS may try to regain its initiative in Mosul to restore its roots as a terrorist group.

Leroy Sane has publicly expressed his desire to play abroad at some point in his career.

Square Enix has listed games that will be playable at the event and teased some 'exciting Tomb Raider news'.