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Spate of inflight thefts reported on long-haul flights with some thieves even flying business class.

The 51-year-old has served more than 27 years for his involvement in the mass demonstrations.

'We gave it everything but the voters chose another path,' Cruz tells supporters.

No one has attempted to stop the males from entering says stunned American Family Association.

In his first intervention in the row, Ephraim Mirvis criticised other Labour party MPs.

The woman, from Leicester, was arrested last summer at Birmingham Airport with Isis propaganda on her phone

Villagers though the doll floating was a local spirit called a bidadari.

Regulator to bring in new rules to prevent consumers being caught out by hidden charges.

The Republican frontrunner was subject to a claim by a woman called 'Katie Johnson'

Germany: couple arrested after 1 woman dies from suspected torture and another feared dismembered

The TV presenter has ridiculed the upcoming and as-of-yet unnamed Amazon Prime motoring show

The Conservative prime minister says Londoners would become 'lab rats' under Labour's Sadiq Khan.

Turned away from Poland, the pro-Kremlin bikers want to recreate the Red Army march to Berlin from WW2.

The mother and the children survived the four-storey jump after landing in a blanket.

Five-month-old Nora Hall suffered a stroke a month ago causing extensive brain damage

The mother of four tried to blame the toddler's murder on her son.

Gloria Ristesund had been using the products on her genitals for decades.

Day at Consensus in NYC included how to avoid enterprise software hype cycles and banking collapses.

The Electronic Freedom Foundation has warned the US government wants to de-anonymise you online.

The National Fraud Intelligence Bureau has issued an official warning to about fake DDoS ransom threats.

The Australian government will increase excise on tobacco 12.5% per year.

Top Rank CEO's comments follow suggestions Mayweather is ready to make a comeback.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says ceasefire might be announced within hours.

Jan Boehmermann is under investigation after reading out a satirical poem about the Turkish leader on TV.

SNP looks set to consolidate on its General Election success, while Labour's woes continue.

A recap of the funniest moments throughout 2 May's episode.

Goldsmith's former brother-in-law allegedly described the Taliban's fight in Afghanistan as a 'holy war'.

Kay Mellor's unusual story of pregnancy highlights the gripes of parenthood.

Nano engine fuelled by lasers and gold is 'one hundred times more powerful than any other engine known to man'.