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Klopp has made two signings in Joel Matip and Marko Grujic from Schalke and Red Star Belgrade respectively.

Tim Cook has rejected a court order to help FBI decrypt Syed Farook's iPhone 5C.

King's Fund think tank warns financial position of one in three trusts getting worse.

FC Midtjylland face Manchester United in the Europa League clash on Thursday.

Apple CEO Tim Cook's stand on the need for encryption has found support from Sundar Pichai.

No more than 3,200 migrants and refugees will be allowed to travel through the country per day.

In his statement announcing his departure from the party he criticised the Cameron government.

Barclays, HSBC and Deutsche Bank also recently announced job redundancy plans.

Maruyama, a member of Prime Minsiter Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party, apologised on 17 February.

Turkish president and prime minister cancel foreign visits to deal with the security situation.

Closures are part of a plan to turn around the iconic but troubled internet company.

James Nichols and Luis Valenzuela threatened women with more narcotics charges if they didn't have sex.

Wint is charged with killing Savvas Savopoulos, his wife, son and the family's housekeeper.

The two girls aged 13 and 14 are alleged to have murdered Angela Wrightson in her home.

Programme seeks to protect heritage threatened by recent global crises, notably in Iraq and Syria.

Moscow mayor aide says ad is not legit and will be removed but liberal Russian MP 'disgusted.'

Prosecutors have fined the son of the deceased man believed to have hunted the animals in Africa in the 1980s.

A family friend of the 'grandfather of Quebec cinema' said he had been sexually abused by Jutra.

Farmers were strong supporters of EU membership when Britons last voted on it in 1975.

Two other polls released in the last two days, however, show Trump clearly in the lead.

Specialised blood cells found in birds can destroy an infection which kills thousands of people.

28 million workers were born in the UK compared to 3.2 million from overseas.

Denmark and France were among the most generous countries when it comes to benefits.

The prime minister is facing opposition fro within his own party amid a scandal that could loosen his grip on power

Respected former leader Muhathir Mohamed has demanded the resignation of Najib.

Indian media mogul Peter Mukerjea has now been formerly charged following his November arrest.

Jihadis found Hussein listening to music on a portable CD player in Mosul.

Man tells police he has swallowed several bags of heroin and requests medical attention.

Dow Jones and S&P 500 posted their first three-day win streak this year.