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Court hears British businessman allegedly planned previous car-jacking as cover for murder in 2007.

Mourinho said Fabregas is expected to be out of action around for three weeks.

Pennington changed plea to guilty after he was run over outside Old Bailey in May.

Prime Minister addresses Knesset following Tel -Aviv's stabbing attack.

The plans were confirmed following a visit from David Cameron.

Uncertainty over whether Falcao will be ready for the Arsenal game on 22 November.

Serbia PM Vucic rejects Albania's PM call for Serbia to recognise Kosovo as independent country.

There is talk of a leadership crisis surrounding Ed Miliband as Labour MPs fret about polls.

The world No.3 cruises to victory for the loss of just two games in London

Two women tied the knot despite country's anti-gay laws.

Four different doctors, five weeks of antibiotics and a stint in A&E - and it's still not fully healed.

This is the third attack carried out against Israeli citizens in one day.

Puxton Park said it would rather be "over zealous" than put children at risk.

The leader of the Labour Party was addressing delegates at the Confederation of British Industry 2014 conference.

The 19 year old wants to play at a "high level" next season

Criminal gang using hotel Wi-Fi networks to track and attack executives at major companies.

All Pakistan Private Schools Federation stages protest against education activist Malala Yousafzai.

Fifa spokesperson tells IBTimes the 2022 World Cup will be held in Qatar despite mounting opposition

A coalition of civil society protest the commissions decision to ignore calls for public debate.

Former Ebola patient accuses health minister of making comments that tarnished her image.

As the western world marked 25 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, Palestinian youths took symbolic action of their own.

Breaking: Car pulled up to hitch-hiking post and stabbed three bystanders before being shot by guard.

The Spaniard was once hailed as the next Lionel Messi at Barcelona.

By manipulating electrical conductivity of glass, data transfers at the speed of light will soon be possible.

Gaffe by top Labour MP Chuka Umunna not what troubled Ed Miliband needs...

US President Obama has called for broadband to be classified as a vital service

Ministry of Defence confirms strikes against Islamic State militants placing bombs north of Baghdad.

Met Office announces its three-month winter outlook but errs on the side of caution over findings.

Club criticised after it allegedly took £7,500 from drunk reveller in one night.