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The US space programme should save more than $12m (£7.95m) a seat flying astronauts to and from the International Space Station on commercial space taxis rather than aboard Russian capsules, the NASA programme manager said on Monday (January 26).

Important video showing Hayes' death was thought to not exist.

Boko Haram captured another town in Borno State, near the capital Maiduguri

Avengers 2 director reveals his future plan with Marvel

Russia credit rating falls below investment grade for first time in a decade.

Compilation of Archive video shows the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau by Soviet forces in 1945.

Greece's new prime minister Alexis Tsipras set to meet with other EU leaders next week.

Asylum seekers exploited long queues caused by power issues at Channel Tunnel to reach UK.

Pound is only 1% off the 18-month low hit last week.

It added that the 'sales market remains challenging' and looks to the lettings market for growth.

Justin Bieber is unhappy about Selena Gomez's growing closeness with Zedd.

The Chinese economy is thought to have created some 13 million new jobs in 2014.

Tissue engineering can benefit from the fibres that can withstand radiation and high temperatures.

Windows 10 to offer traditional desktop for existing devices smaller than 8in

The study was published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine.

Douglas Costa says to play for Chelsea is a dream for any player.

Juventus are resigned to the departure of the midfielder, as manager Massimo Allegri hints that the club are willing to do business if the price is right.

Ed Miliband will also pledge new safety checks and 5,000 new home care workers.

Mattia Destro has been a reported transfer target for Tottenham and Arsenal.

Tomas Berdych could potentially face Andy Murray in the 2015 Australian Open semifinal.

Profits for large Chinese industrial firms rose 3.3% y-o-y in 2014, marking the slowest growth rate since November 2012.

US braces itself for 'life-threatening' storm which could affect more than 60 million people.

Iron Man will take on Captain America over the government's decision to force the superheroes into registering themselves.

Former Cuban leader says he does not trust US policy but supports working with political adversaries to resolve conflict.

Facebook has says an internal error was responsible for widespread outage, and not the hacking group Lizard Squad who earlier claimed responsibility.

Louis van Gaal is keen to hold on to his entire squad despite the player not being part of his plans.

Aer Lingus rejected two bids from IAG last year.

Research from the LSE and Manchester and York universities warn poverty will worsen over the next 5 years

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