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The Gears of War designer reveals the secrets of his new free-to-play game.

Angela Merkel says Germany and US have very different approaches to intelligence work.

Government proposes price stabilisation fund for farm produce.

Argentina's penalty victory over the Netherlands set up a third World Cup final with Germany.

Researchers at Cornell University have found the human brain processes emotion using a neural code.

Israeli app which warns of incoming missiles uses 'joke app' Yo! to give instant warnings.

Letrozole outperforms clomiphene citrate as an infertility treatment for women with PCOS.

The Liverpool striker will serve his four month ban from all football

Barcelona are going to use money from Fabregas and Sanchez sales to sign Suarez.

M&S chief financial officer is set to complete a switch to Tesco.

Di Maria's exit is a necessary requirement to sign the World Cup's breakout star.

Khloe Kardashian wants to take things slow with French Montana.

West Ham has consulted fans over changes it has proposed to the club's crest.

Want to fight gladiator-style with medieval and martial arts weapons? Now you can.

Goods and services tax (GST) regime can add about 1.5% to India's GDP.

The prime minister has insisted new laws need to be pushed through parliament to 'plug a gap'.

Arsenal are reportedly pushing to acquire David Ospina's signature to replace Fabianski and challenge Szczesny.

The German Midfielder's contract ends next summer and he is unlikely to renew with Los Blancos.

The 2014 Emmy Award Nominations have been announced

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden budget was expected to announce major reform measures but the document didn't meet such expectations, analysts said.

Secret Bases will make a return in Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire in an improved form.

France government said hundreds of French Muslims have joined terror groups abroad.

A Chinese website claims the iPhone 6 could have a screen which will give users tactile feedback.

PSG have no intention of selling one of their most promising players

Twitterati react with humour and sarcasm on the rise in the price of tobacco products.

The Belgian stated before the World Cup he would be happy to remain at Spurs.

The alleged violations occurred between 2007 and 2011 after he allegedly leaked client account info

Times Higher Education Magazine released nominations for biggest exam howlers of the year.

Import tax on gold remains at record-high 10%.