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Gartside took the reins at Bolton in 1999.

The 23-year-old victim was dragged into an alley and raped by at least two men from a gang of four.

'Megafauna' became extinct 40,000 years ago in Australia, New Guinea and Tasmania, and humans are the cause.

The demonstration comes after Transport for London rejected a number of proposed regulations.

Robot warship from Elbit Systems is programmed to hunt for and neutralise naval mines and to spot submarines.

Varela has been given opportunities in the first team over the last three months.

Coalition has called for a day of 'villes-mortes' (dead cities) to ask for timely and free elections.

The 48-year-old man had been selling passports to human trafficking gangs and people trying to enter Europe.

UK and European stocks rally as financials stocks gain, despite unstable oil prices and poor economic data.

David Litvinoff was a charismatic figure who linked London's counterculture to dark worlds.

Three passengers died instantly and another later from injuries.

Campaigners putting Western and South Korean TV shows onto USB sticks to break North Korean foreign media ban.

Education campaigner and father of Malala Yousafzai spoke out ahead of the TV debut of He Named Me Malala.

Healy claims 1D's track Change Your Ticket bears similarities to The 1975's Girls

The explosion exposed safe house where more than 60 were held hostage.

Analysts have criticised the Federal Reserve's decision to increase US interest rates in December.

The firm's updated terms of service shifts the blame of any future data breach directly onto its users.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) has said strike plans for 6 March still stand.

Critic has condemned Black Panthers-inspired half-time show as 'anti-police' and 'race-baiting'.

Ankara hits back at UN request it lets in thousands of Syrian refugees fleeing Aleppo.

List of those in Scottish government who rejected plans to have 'presumed consent' to raise number of donations.

Portuguese international signs on until 2020 and his buyout clause now stands at €45m.

Security officials say they have also prevented 'lone wolf' attacks on Nigerian civilians.

It took several hundreds of working hours to construct, build, program and tune robot.

Chief executive Nils Andersen warned of a "massive deterioration" of business.

Trading standards officers intercept products worth more than £100,000 containing up to 33% hydrogen peroxide.

A breakthrough in cryogenics could be extended to preserving human brains

Last-ditch talks between the British Medical Association and the government finished without a resolution.

Retired defender has called on his former club to make a firm decision on their managerial policy.