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Thierry Henry says Arsenal are far away from winning the title this season.

UK chancellor George Osborne has been asked to put an end to tax-dodging in the 16 March budget.

Chinese next-of-kins face problems organising themselves and prefer to remain anonymous.

World number 2 Andy Murray takes on Federico Delbonis in the third round of the BNP Paribas Open.

He was caught in the line of fire while firing back at the shooter outside police station in Prince George's County.

Secretary of State John Kerry accuses Syrian counterpart of 'trying to disrupt' UN peace process.

Deal gives startup a big jump bringing access to 600 stores.

In the second attack on the Turkish capital within a month, 34 were killed and 125 injured.

Muhammad, who is poised to be the first US Olympian to wear a hijab, tweeted about the incident.

Pakistan captain feels the love he gets in India is sometimes more than what he receives back home

Pi day was first celebrated in 1988 in San Francisco.

I don't know how I can make it right; I didn't mean to do it, says Arnold Demoski, 26.

Florida, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina and Ohio voters head to polls in winner-take-all contests.

Father Preynat admitted abusing at least 40 scouts and yet was promoted by Archbishop Barbarin.

Reporter Linton Besser and cameraman Louie Eroglu barred from leaving Malaysia.

Iran will only join oil freeze talks once own output hits 4 million bopd.

The Mayor of London took a swing at US stance that the UK should stay in the EU.

Ohio Governor John Kasich also took home nine delegates in Washington DC.

According to the exit poll, Merkel's party lost support in Baden-Wuerttemberg and Rhineland Palatinate.

The team came under fire after Matt LeBlanc performed 'donuts' outside the war memorial.

The actress said she was raped in the early seventies, but would not reveal the perpetrator's name.

Protestors were calling for an end to corruption whilst blaming the Rousseff for the recession.

Boehner said he had already voted for him ahead of the 15 March primary in Ohio.

Two people were injured when the heavy metal band's plane crashed with a ground vehicle.

After clinching the Six Nations Eddie Jones' side can win a first grand slam since 2003 in Paris.

A US delegation which was scheduled to arrive at the hotel was reportedly the target of the attack.

Ahmed al-Zind was dismissed after he gave an interview saying he would arrest anyone – even 'a prophet'

Fellaini's sub was greeted with cheers as United chased an equaliser.

Two-year-olds Rhys and Shaun Scott were found in a garden fish pond in Dalgety Bay, Fife.