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All the new games coming to the Xbox One and Xbox 360 in August 2014

IAEA has asked for an additional €1m.

Jerusalem police restrict access to Al-Aqsa mosque in last Ramadan Friday.

Upbeat manufacturing PMI data from China and eurozone strengthen risk appetite.

The black-capped squirrel monkey baby was born in the middle of the night, just under three weeks ago, with keepers discovering the tiny bundle clinging tightly on to mum during their morning rounds.

Life & Style magazine is claiming that Kate Middleton is expecting a baby girl.

Major computer glitch leaves millions in limbo

Lana Del Rey's alleged black book of industry men she has dated.

One in 10 people suffer from a fear of flying – will this increase in light of recent crashes?

Lewis Hamilton is keen to extend his stay with the German car maker.

Princeton Baptist Medical Center disputes claim of Johnny Lee Banks.

Australian investigators have discovered wreckage and more human remains of MH17 in eastern Ukraine.

Ramsey went through very difficult times before emerging as Arsenal's player of the season.

A convent school student was reportedly made to sit in a primary school by the authorities.

Villagers attacked three suspects after they found the body of the girl

Oestrogen makes women more likely to rank other women's appearance, study finds.

Discerning GTA 5 tipster, DomisLive, reveals Casino DLC Interior Gameplay and Jet Player Launch glitches in GTA Online.

McConaughey and Nolan surprised the fans with a first look of Interstellar.

Orange County Sheriff's Department launches investigation into porcelain dolls left on porches

It will look to create a TV subscription service across Europe

Bitcoin could join dogecoin with its own Nascar livery, while Ecuador bans bitcoin

Poster for The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies was released at San Diego Comic Con

Hooray for Weird Al, he's topped the charts for the first time in his 30-year career.

Amazon raked in $19.3bn in revenue in Q2 but made no money during the quarter.

Issues separating parties remain unresolved at present, according to mediator Daniel Pollack.

But health conscious young Brits are more health conscious than their older counterparts.

Delta Aquarids meteor shower began on 12 July and can be seen throughout July and August.

Lloyds confirms its nearing a deal while sources peg settlement at £300m

But RBS chief executive Ross McEwan sounds warning siren on troubles ahead