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Police have described her disappearance as 'out of character'.

While the women won the fashion battle, all eyes were on Best Actor nominees Leonardo DiCaprio and Eddie Redmayne.

The marksman reportedly fired from a distance of 1,200 metres.

Fayulu's arrest confirms 'shrinking of the democratic space', warns UN.

Joshua will challenge for his first world title after 15 straight wins.

England came alive in the second half to move top of the Six Nations table.

Banker has since returned to the US from his post as chairman of Goldman's Southeast Asia operations

Celebrating Valentine's Day would be the same as promoting faiths other than Islam, they said.

Pet groomers threatened to take the dog 'somewhere else' unless Gareth Egan paid them.

Alex Hales century wasn't enough for England to secure victory after collapse.

Suspects arrested on suspicion of holding a person in slavery and arranging their entry into the UK.

Israeli forces shot four Palestinians in three incidents on the same day, 14 February.

Kanye told his fans in a series of tweets that he had amassed the personal debt.

Oleksander Svetelyk claims hackers took about six months to prepare for the cyberattack.

The Gunners secured a 2-1 victory after the Foxes were reduced to 10 men.

Fox's child-unfriendly superhero movie has an origin almost as torturous as its protagonist's.

President Obama called him an extraordinary judicial thinker with an incisive wit.

Danny Welbeck scored a dramatic winner to give Arsenal three crucial points against Leicester.

The Pope is on a whistle stop tour of Latin America, with Brazil, Paraguay and Chile after Cuba and Mexico.

Legend, United Passions and Mortdecai up for British Academy of Rubbish Films and Terrible Acting awards.

The south-east of England is among those areas on alert for snow and ice on Valentine's night.

The saliva test, which costs £15, is to be tested in China later in 2016.

Peer famous for winning Orpington seat from Tory majority in 1962 dies after suffering from blood cancer.

A barrister has recommended that a teenage girl watch more telly to avoid being radicalised by Isis.

The trio, allegedly all Iraqi Kurds with British passports, were said to be carrying 18 rifles and 227,000 cartridges.

Brisbane hospital will not discharge Baby Asha until they're assured she is going to 'suitable' environment.

More than 400 children had Tasers drawn on them by police in England and Wales in 2013.

Under new regulations public authorities would no longer be able to participate in the BDS movement against Israel.

The bulk of those that died, 114, were all living in the Weiguan Jinlong (Golden Dragon) apartment complex.