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Immigration Minister James Brokenshire says ultimately up to France to assure security.

Windsor Castle will be the royal residence during the maintenance work.

Changes in company's supplier agreements are expected to affect 10,000 suppliers to US stores.

Both countries in final day of key talks that covers cyber security and freedom of the seas.

In court papers, Charney also accused of exchanging pornographic emails and texts at work.

French president convenes emergency meeting after 'Espionnage Elysée'.

The 31 year old woman was released after militant group realises she has mental illness.

A red circle and dot on the capstone is believed to indicate liberation of the buried person.

Hungary says country overburdened by illegal immigration.

But then she realised she was in over her head, says husband Lyle Mitchell

There could be further chaos at the Channel Tunnel, warns French union.

Owner faces fine for breaking French anti-discrimination law

They piled rocks on their dead to keep them down

Accused gunman appears calm, co-operative, spent as police handcuff him.

Current Scottish National Party leadership said to be reversing agreement.

South Wales Police appeal for information to locate the baby's mother, who they say needs medical attention

Jerusalem says Hamas bears responsibility for all rocket attacks

Study of more than 70,000 horses since the mid-19th century shows increase in racehorse speed.

Extraterrestrial hunters claim to have found a structure very similar to an Egyptian pyramid in Nasa images of Mars.

Sales of flag spike on Amazon before announcement.

Root's 68 off 46 and a New Zealand collapse saw the hosts ease to victory.

Condom changes colour every time it comes in contact with a different strain of bacteria.

More than 10,000 students have signed a petition about question on Ian McEwan's Atonement.

Supremo Bernie Ecclestone will sell his 5% holding as part of the $7bn-$8bn takeover

And sellers are shortchanging buyers on THC levels.

Marmiton urges tolerance as trolls post inflammatory remarks.

Julian Assange: 'French readers can expect more timely and important revelations in the near future.'

Two people believed to be an adult and a child have died after being hit by a rush hour train at Ealing Broadway station.

Sir Chris, who was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2006, was a vocal advocate of the Assisted Dying Bill