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Odense Zoo chief of events, Nina Collatz Christensen, said the event was nothing out of the ordinary.

Todd Haynes directs adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel The Price Of Salt

British popstar started dating the American R'n'B singer in November 2014.

Arsene Wenger says Premier League stragglers Chelsea still have the quality to recover from their poor start.

"This may change how the two sexes perceive the world and their behavioural priorities."

Klopp said he is only interested in what Liverpool will do in the future, not where they have been going wrong.

Over 150 pimps also busted in a nationwide effort.

Picking what to watch on Netflix can be a time-consuming chore, so here are our top five titles.

Leveson said judicial proceedings could save resources if they availed themselves of modern technology.

The England captain helped close the considerable gap with help from Ian Bell.

The company is disposing of store sites in London, Bath and south east.

Gunners chief executive defends Arsene Wenger's failure to sign outfield player over the summer.

The price of school uniforms has gone up by £10 an item.

The boss suggests his first target will be to build a solid defence.

RSPCA says the animals are often diseased and kept in appalling conditions.

The full speech of Sir Brian Leveson's address to the Justice Annual Human Rights Conference

Government initiative at Expo Milan 2015 aims at promoting Fukushima food as safe.

National team coach also discussed the battle between De Gea and Casillas for the goalie shirt.

Eric Dier is also suspended for the visit of Jurgen Klopp's side.

Turkish authorities knew that Isis suspect Yunus Emre Alagoz owned tea restaurant in Adiyaman.

Famed presenter's successor named as by former News Quiz host Sandi Toksvig.

A man legally named Santa Claus has been elected to the council of North Pole, Alaska.

Sir Chips Keswick slams questions regarding the payment but refuses to explain the reasons for it.

Bones of a young woman and eight dogs have been found by archaeologists in Danish peat bog.

CS gas canisters were thrown into parliament session for second week in a row.

Google files patent for solar technology to power its wearable concept that can scan for hazardous pollutants.

RMT source tells IBTimes UK that the move from Underground bosses will 'do more harm than good'.

Grant Shapps says corruption in Nigeria also affects the UK.

"Reverse burden of proof" rule meant senior management of failing banks were guilty until proven innocent.