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Millions of UK homes could be affected by the energy firms' decision to overcharge them.

Aberdeenshire Council have requested the sign is taken down above chip shop on grounds of taste.

Ryan Byrne, 34, was serving 9 years in jail for robbery, burglary and theft.

The 58-year-old woman slapped repeatedly by her daughter in public has been taken to hospital.

Sale of toy guns banned in Afghanistan after over 100 children suffered eye injures during Eid celebrations.

Warwick Crown Court heard how Brown was seen trying to smother Khaleel a week before murder

The plane was carrying 108 passengers as it made its descent into Warsaw Chopin Airport.

Twitter handle @TheIranDeal launched by White House to support developments on Iran nuclear deal.

Bill passed allowing Palestinian youths convicted of throwing stones at Israeli occupation forces a maximum 20 years in prison, even without proof of harmful intent in their actions.

Revenue from iPhones rose by almost 60% but this was still enough for Wall Street with shares falling as much as 8%

1 year after being accused of gang-raping women and children, the spotlight is on AU troops once again.

Little corporate news on the FTSE nudged the market downward, but mining made gains despite hit to gold.

Unmanned MQ-1 Predator drone flying a combat mission found crashed in southern Iraq.

The Ohio governor announced his presidential bid on 21 July.

Jeremy Corbyn is the surprise front-runner to be Labour's next leader but critics remain unconvinced.

Cillessen is one of a series of names being linked with a role between the Old Trafford sticks.

A baby seal was found in a cow field near Skegness.

Louis van Gaal recently hinted Ramos is finally on his way to Old Trafford.

Philip Hammond calls the Iranian administration 'important' to fighting Islamic State

Defender is poised to return to Atletico Madrid after just one season.

'Chancellor, sit down man! I told you to sit down, sit down!' shouted Bercow, as Osborne fielded questions on the economy.

Police cordoned off part of Amhurst Road after incident in North London.

Weyl fermion's massless properties allow them to conduct electricity twice as fast as graphene.

European Court of Human Rights says Italy violates Article 8 of European Convention of Human Rights

Platinum is still below $1000 while palladium has moved significantly off $600.

Man also wants priest to be punished after subjecting him to abuse in school in the 1970s.

Spanish midfielder wishes former teammate well, but is coy over his own situation at Bayern Munich.

Local governments would need new sources of money lost from driverless cars that don't make mistakes

Hotly tipped youngster says move to the Eagles is another step forward in his career.