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Nine bikers were killed and 20 injured during gun battle between rival gangs in May.

Arsenal are ready to triple the forward's wages, according to reports in Spain.

Karla Jacinto had a child with her pimp who beat and burned her with an iron.

French authorities claim new security measures have sealed off the port and Eurotunnel.

Nathan Matthews admitted killing Becky Watts and dismembering her body but denied it was murder.

Kate Nash tells IBTimes UK of her hope to see justice 43 years after her brother was murdered.

Tit-for-tat violence overshadows peace talks and elections set for 27 December.

Xavi Hernandez claims Jack Wilshere would have been in the top rung of midfielders but for injuries.

Head coach Ford had claimed Burgess 'didn't have the stomach' to see out his contract at the Rec.

Star Trek actor also claims that JJ Abrams' The Force Awakens will restore people's faith in the franchise.

The shadow foreign secretary made the major speech amid debate about involvement in Syria.

UK leads the way with online shopping sales now over 12% of total retail sales.

A murder investigation was launched after police were called to High Road, Ickenham, on 9 November.

27 students collapsed at the school between 11am and 11:30am.

Canadian singer's new album Purpose is set for release on 13 November 2016.

Christian Eriksen says fan support gave them the courage to take on the Gunners.

Chelsea are currently in 16th place in the Premier League having lost seven of their 12 games thus far.

The annual Trilemma Index downgraded the UK's rating to AAB.

Nasa study suggests Phobos is showing early signs of structural failure and will eventually be pulled apart.

New York's attorney general has ordered daily fantasy sports sites to stop taking bets in New York state.

A skier has walked away with minor injuries, after a new video shows him plummeting over 1,600ft (488m)

Blatter reportedly fell ill as result of pressure faced following Fifa investigation.

Rwanda refuted allegations it altered poverty statistics and claimed economy keeps growing.

Breaking: 20,000 brave rain and cold to demand justice for Shia Hazaras killed by Sunni extremists

Ministers sworn in before president Muhammadu Buhari six months after leader took office.

Armada Collective attacked many Swiss web providers and is now targeting webmail services.

With 31.21m people in work, up 419k from the same quarter in 2014, numbers are good news for Osborne.

Frst eruption occurred at 7.03am local time, sending ash and smoke some 2,500m in to the air.

Antoni Macierewicz suggested infamous anti-Semitic forgery may contain truth.