Sergio Ramos steps up recovery ahead of Real Madrid vs Leganes but Dani Ceballos suffers injury
Sergio Ramos could be ready to face Leganes on Wednesday after the Real Madrid captain returned to full training on Monday.
Jihadi bride arrested at Heathrow after returning to UK with child born under Isis in Syria
A jihadist bride arrested at Heathrow with her son is understood to be the first to return to Britain with a child born under Islamic State in Syria.
Biggie Smalls murder scene is now home to billboard for 'Unsolved' series about rapper's death
Slain rapper is the focus of new series, Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G.
Kim Jong-un sends army of cheerleader spies to Winter Olympics
North Korea will send about 400 people south of the border to compete in the Winter Olympics. Speaking to reporters and foreigners is strictly forbidden.
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Trolls donating money to a transphobic GoFundMe page using the name of famous transgender activists as Labour struggles to clarify its position on trans women on all-women lists.
Emanuel Zayas: 14-year-old 'angel' with football-sized tumour on his face dies after surgery
Emanuel Zayas suffered fro rare bone disorder polyostotic fibrous dysplasia. He died after treatment at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Wheelchair-riding Isis suicide bomber says goodbye to his crying children before launching attack
A wheelchair-bound jihadi suicide bomber caused devastation at a Syrian airbase, according to Isis propaganda.
Peter Jackson restores World War 1 archive footage for new centenary documentary
Peter Jackson has announced that he is working on a new feature-length documentary about the First World War.
Thor: Ragnarok leak: Unreleased Marvel film 'furiously' spreading on piracy websites
Marvel's latest superhero flick Thor: Ragnarok is "furiously" being circulated on illicit pirate and streaming services after mistakenly leaking online.
Blockchain identity system ShoCard meets GDPR standards
ShoCard removes the need for authentication data to be stored on an organisation's databases.
Valverde coy on Barcelona enquiry over 'surprising' Fabian Ruiz and Gerard Deulofeu's January exit
Ernesto Valverde has hailed Fabian Ruiz as one of the "surprises" of La Liga amid reports linking Barcelona with a move for the Real Betis starlet.
Rome's top mafia boss arrested in Spain after 25 years on the run
Mafia boss Fausto Pellegrinetti arrested in Alicante, Spain, after spending 25 years on the run from police. He has been charged with drug trafficking and money laundering.
Why Jack Brooksbank chose a rare padparadscha sapphire engagement ring for Princess Eugenie
Princess Eugenie wore a dress by Erdem and shoes by Jimmy Choo on the day of her engagement announcement.
Tractor beam that could one day levitate humans created by scientists
A new acoustic tractor beam uses rapidly rotating 'tornadoes' of sound to suspend objects in mid-air.
Paul Lambert has 'no intention' of selling Peter Crouch amid shock Chelsea interest in Stoke striker
New manager Paul Lambert has stressed the importance of veteran Peter Crouch to Stoke's Premier League survival push and says he has no intention of allowing him to join Chelsea.
Novak Djokovic addresses injury and possible absence after shock Australian Open loss to Hyeon Chung
There will be no record seventh Australian Open title for Novak Djokovic this year after the Serbian lost 7-6 (7-4) 7-5 7-6 (7-3) to Hyeon Chung of South Korea in Melbourne.
Passers-by film attack on phones as thug stamps on woman's head during £20 robbery
A thug stamped on a woman's head and robbed her of just £20 while witnesses filmed the attack on their smartphones.
Why 007 replacement favourite Idris Elba hates the idea of a 'Black James Bond'
British actor tips Tom Hardy and James Norton as next actors to play spy on big screen.
Ukip collapses around Henry Bolton as pressure to resign mounts
Four key Ukip members have now resigned from their positions. Pressure is mounting on leader Henry Bolton to resign following a unanimous vote of no confidence.
'You look stunning' - Michelle Keegan cosies up to Pharrell at SAG Awards and sends fans wild
Keegan is a big fan of the Happy hitmaker, and took to Instagram to share a photo of them meeting at awards show.
John McAfee says 'don't panic' as Indian banks probe top cryptocurrency exchanges
Technology pioneer John McAfee is urging spooked bitcoin investors not to panic after it emerged that major banks in India were investigating the country's top exchanges.
Facebook sets sights on Premier League streaming as it hires Eurosport veteran to drive deals
Facebook has hired Peter Hutton, the former chief executive of Eurosport, in a move it hopes will draw major live sports to the platform.
Who is Abdul Subhan Qureshi? The terror attack mastermind known as 'India's Osama bin Laden'
Abdul Subhan Qureshi, a high-profile militant and co-founder of Islamic terror group Indian Mujahideen, has been arrested in Delhi.
Barcelona confirm Vermaelen blow as Iniesta and Coutinho step up recoveries ahead of Espanyol
Barcelona defender Thomas Vermaelen is set to miss the crucial Copa del Rey clash with Espanyol on Thursday after being ruled out for around two weeks due to a hamstring injury.
Have scientists just gifted bio-terrorists a doomsday smallpox virus?
Smallpox is estimated to have killed between 300-500 million people in the 20th century alone, before being eradicated in the late 70s.
Hyon Song-wol: The 'executed' North Korean pop singer making waves in the South
Hyon has been subject to much speculation over the years including her suspected execution which later proved to be false.
Tide Pods are not being discontinued, despite numerous people sent to poison control
Tide Pod's Twitter team has had to tell numerous people what to do after eating the laundry detergent while participating in the latest viral internet challenge.
'Are you kidding?' These bizarre photos of Trump 'working' during shutdown are being dragged online
One Twitter user simply wrote: "Fake it till you make it."
Villagers mistake frozen aeroplane poo for asteroid, take pieces home to keep
Villagers in India mistook a frozen poo that fell from an aeroplane for either a UFO or a piece of space rock, a government source said.
Police forced to shoot freezing and starving dog after owner leaves it tied to a pole
A German Shepherd that was left tied to pole for days in freezing temperatures has been put down by police.
Morgan Freeman blasts man talking over his SAG Awards lifetime achievement speech
Shawshank Redemption and Seven star Morgan Freeman tells off rude guest talking over him at last night's SAG Awards, as he received the Life Achievement Award.
'I will see what happens' says Cristian Pavon as Arsenal handed massive boost in pursuit of forward
Arsenal were reported to be keen on the 22-year-old to fill the void left by Alexis Sanchez's departure, who is on his way to Manchester United.
Is bitcoin doomed? Price may soon crash to $1,000, Wall Street veteran warns
Despite a rapid rise in value over the past year, the price of bitcoin could fall to $1,000 per coin in the next 12 months, a major Wall Street investment chief has warned.
Parents outraged as English school removes wall from girls' bathroom
A private school in Wallasey has torn down the wall between the girls' bathroom and the hallway in an effort to stop bullying and smoking.
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