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Police questioning a number of suspects in relation to planning of possible terror attacks in the UK.

Jamie Sierra-Ferrucho has been sentenced to eight months in jail for groping two women and touching himself inappropriately on the Tube.

The bodies belong to soldiers of the Crown who fought against the Maori tribes who were protesting British colonisation.

Christensen has moved ahead of David Luiz in the Stamford Bridge pecking order following his impressive performances this season.

Madonna effortlessly stole attention with her flawless looks as she posed for the bedroom click, lying amidst the white sheets and pillows.

The UFOs hovered in the sky for around 20 minutes before disappearing.

Researchers ran a series of simulations to get new insights into the Red Planet's formation and evolution.

Guardiola says what City are living through 'isn't real' and dismisses chances of winning four trophies this season.

A self-claimed breathing expert says atheists do not breathe properly and hence cannot experience God.

"Clapper has a half-century of experience in US intelligence. His words must be heeded," one Twitter user wrote.

EU officials have revealed two key pieces of information ahead of the second phase of Brexit negotiations.

Kanokporn Junsricha was fined after she admitted to illegally bringing 10kg of dried frogs into the country.

The desert-inspired colours and look of her outfit were complemented by "canvas bracelets" and a pair of shades from the exclusive Dior line in another shot.

Supermodel was one of the women to step forward in anti-harassment and abuse #MeToo campaign but shoe advert accused of being sexist.

Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson are rumoured to have been dating since October and the couple have now been spotted together in Paris.

Underwater ice looks blue because it absorbs longer wavelengths of light.

A report has revealed that North Korea has begun testing the loading of the anthrax onto intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Trump administration vowed that Pyongyang would be held accountable for a May cyberattack that affected 150 countries - but what can it do?

We've put together a quiz that will test your knowledge on 2017's tumultuous events. Do you remember the past 12 months as well as you *think* you do?

Photos of seriously injured acid attack victim Phoebe Georgiou used in court to try lessen sentence for barbaric attack.

European Court of Justice rules Uber must be treated as a taxi company, rather than a technology firm.

Pennsylvania officials said Kurtz was arrested after DNA obtained from his discarded cigarettes connected him to two of the crimes.

Bank of England set to allow European banks to operate in Britain through their own branches rather than by setting up subsidiaries.

Posters accuse actress of knowing about Weinstein's years of alleged sexual harassment and abuse after public spat with Rose McGowan.

Childhood friend and former teammate Marco Chiudinelli claims despite all the successes that Roger Federer has achieved in tennis, he is still the same person.

Legendary WWE commentator and former talent relations executive Jim Ross believes the main reason why UFC fans are clamouring for a Brock Lesnar return is a lack of names in MMA.

The CMA ruled after a seven-month investigation that the merger did not pose competition concerns in the retail or wholesale sectors.

Barcelona are ready to step up their pursuit of Philippe Coutinho after club officials held a productive meeting with the agents of the Liverpool star earlier this week.

The doctor who transferred the embryo believes this incident could inspire people to save and donate embryos.