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Consumer spending rose 0.6% on year in June, rounding off fastest growing quarter since mid-2010.

Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has hinted that he could leave the north London club.

Liverpool and AS Monaco are interested in acquiring Newcastle United Midfielder Moussa Sissoko's services.

Premier says China will take 'targeted measures' to beat downward pressures on economy.

Grout denies charges of conspiring to hide billions of dollars in losses made by Bruno Iksil.

Brazilian priest Helio Sillman claims he will bind the legs of top German players before the game.

The global PC market will show signs of life this year despite widespread reports of its death in the last year.

Arsenal are set to complete a £60m triple swoop for Debuchy, Sanchez and Bender.

The Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors said internal employees should be allowed to report bad attitudes.

Women abducted from Borno State flee captors as militants go out to attack Damboa town.

Reliance Communications employs 15,000 people, out of which some 6,000 employees will lose their jobs.

Manchester United are ready to include their winger Nani in a swap deal to sign Juventus star Arturo Vidal.

True Blood actor Joe Manganiello says he knew it was coming

Tour de France stage three from Cambridge to London. Find out where to watch live in the UK.

Britain is looking for investment opportunities in India's defence and infrastructure sectors.

Palestine militant outfit warns Israel 'will pay the price' for 'grave escalation' of situation in aftermath of teenagers' deaths.

Deloitte CFO survey finds expectation of imminent interest rate rises.

Lord Tebbit suggested there may have been an 'unconscious' conspiracy designed to protect the system.

The video, produced for the defence team, shows Pistorius running on his stumps towards the camera.

Luann Lee said Mel B followed her into a disabled toilet and began to kiss her.

US officials have imposed the new restrictions following fears al-Qaeda terrorists have created undetectable 'phone-bombs.'

The singer claims the incident occurred when she and her sisters were on tour in Johannesburg with Harris.

Hamilton goes within four points in drivers' championship after prevailing at Silverstone

The Herts at War exhibition reveals the tragic tale of Walter Satterthwaite who died in 1963.

Fifth and sixth century inscriptions of penises and racy messages found on Aegean island rock face.

Could the European Space Agency's Galileo System end Europe's reliance on the US-controlled GPS?

Sir Malcolm Rifkind defends new airport security measures in face of 'foolish' belief risk of terror risk has reduced.

Two 16-year-old sisters boarded a flight to Turkey and are believed to have joined Isis in Syria.

Dinosaurs had metabolisms so strong they could recover from infections and injuries that would kill off most mammals today, claim experts.