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Intelligent machines would take over jobs of drivers and sex workers, said professor Moshe Vardi.

Arsenal are likely to be without Gabriel for their games against Barcelona and Manchester United next week.

Contract issue between West Indies Cricket Board and players resolved with 12 members signing contracts.

The 1962 issue could fetch up to $400,000 at the auction slotted to be held on 18 February.

Young woman claims her 'boyfriend' attacked her during argument in Manhattan's Plaza Hotel.

Positive comments on the yuan by Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of PBOC, failed to boost the Shangai Composite.

Russia and the US presidents discuss Syrian conflict over telephone after Munich deal.

The country singer couple will be watching the Grammy Awards live on TV around Joey's bed.

Four Hong Kong nationals charged in $900m drugs bust in Sydney.

Direct messages may also shoot out to the wrong people.

Steel industry demands EU enforce tougher anti-dumping policies on Chinese firms.

Lovelorn pachyderm gets too up close and personal with the vehicles.

Australia beat New Zealand by an innings and 52 runs in the first test at Wellington.

Federal officials are investigating who rented the car and in which city

The Queen's train trip from Norfolk to London only cost £54.90.

Facebook's latest anti-terrorism tool rewards users who speak out against extremist propaganda with ad-credits of up to $1,000.

The estimated £2bn deal value has triggered concerns for British Airways and CityJet.

The songwriter had worked with Garth Brooks on a number of hits.

Researchers could attain better accuracy of position by reformulating a series of equations.

Tory mayor says he will announce which camp he will back once Cameron unveils final EU deal

The first DLC for the best-selling Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is coming in March to Xbox One.

Abducted women forced to cook and clean for soldiers who repeatedly raped them during the civil war.

Dictator contends North should brace itself because hostile forces get 'ever more frantic to suffocate' Pyongyang.

More than a 1,000 new pages of documents were released, including 84 classified emails.

PAS youth leader says celebrations originated from Christianity.

No arrests made in incident, which occurred at 9.35pm GMT shortly after passing Ireland.

Police believe they were picked at random by attacker traveling in passing vehicle.

The three victims were identified by authorities on 14 February.

Kris Leonard, River Reeves, Tomas Lowe and Jack Dakin died along with manager Craig Tarry.