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Transport for London put on extra 200 extra buses to ease commuters' journeys across capital.

ExxonMobil knew about impact of oil and gas exploration on climate as early as 1981, but paid no attention to the fact, says email.

The Palestinian brothers are working on developing a beer-drinking culture but it hasn't been easy.

The female in the Friends icon has moved to the front and looks modern.

Manchester United are hoping to add Real Madrid star Sergio Ramos and Valencia defender Nicolas Otamendi.

Arsene Wenger has confirmed that he will let Alexis Sanchez recuperate until 3 August.

Arsene Wenger has been urged to sign a striker during the summer transfer window.

There is enough money in ATMs over the weekend, says Greek Banks Association.

Kim Jong-un ordered the execution after an official visit to the facility in May, South Korean media say.

Darmian set to become United's second summer signing following the arrival of Depay.

The evidence supplied by UK authorities is believed to have come from the autopsy of the victims.

Rosneft also signed a deal to supply 10 million tonnes of oil per year to the Indian refinery over 10 years.

The bar offers a discount to women to even the playing field for a night.

The US currency also came off its highs after minutes of Wednesday's FOMC meeting emerged.

The remains will be repatriated back to the US this month.

Brian Lynch and Courtnie Swearingen say they were angered by abrupt termination of their coordinator, Victoria Taylor.

The US president expressed the view in a closed-door meeting on 7 July.

There could be significant consequences for internet service providers and international companies.

Investors with over 5% stake cannot sell shares for the next six months.

Company has ordered as many as 90 million units to be manufactured, WSJ reports.

The 3-month-old battle has seen a humanitarian crisis as blockades have shut off aid.

Aung San Suu Kyi's party has yet to confirm if it will field candidates at the election.

The government opposes compulsory relocation because it only exacerbates the crisis, he said.

The surveillance extends back to the 1990s and included several members of government, whistleblower claims.

The inquiry finally takes off after third person successfully appointed to chair the investigation.

The Nigerian extremist group offers to free over 200 girls in exchange for militant leaders held by the government.

'Fightbackstartshere' campaign backed by families of David Haines and Alan Henning.

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors warns that benefit cuts exacerbate situation.

Despite his mother's pleas, the teen was arrested and later released without explanation.