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Former Google design ethicist Tristan Harris sounds alarm over threats to democracy, children's mental health and our evolutionary future.

Lil Peep was found dead on his tour bus in Arizona after a drug overdose and police are now investigating if it was a fan who supplied the drugs.

Jack the Siberian Husky was banned from the US state of Maryland - and the internet is trying to figure out why

Manchester United have a number of injury concerns heading into their clash with Arsenal with Nemanja Matic a doubt.

Cardiovascular diseases are world's biggest killers, claiming a death toll of 17.7 million people every year.

Serious Datum 's virtual reality film lets men experience what it feels like to be the target of micro-aggressive behaviour such as mansplaining or constant interrupting.

Quincy Jones-produced mega album regarded as one of the most iconic records of all time still beats the competition today with 47.3m certified copies sold.

Mark Morris, 39, stabbed Emma Day, 33, with a kitchen knife as she taking her kids home from school.

Gareth Southgate's England will be placed in pot two for Friday's 2018 World Cup draw at the State Kremlin Palace in Moscow.

Chris Hughton confirms left-back Gaetan Bong is "fine" for Liverpool clash after missing the derby draw against Crystal Palace with a minor knee injury.

Arda Turan returned to Barcelona training on Thursday as the La Liga leaders continue preparations for the clash with Celta Vigo.

US troops to be sent to warzones with freeze-dried blood plasma to prevent them from bleeding to death on battlefield.

Darlow started his first Premier League match of the season in midweek as Newcastle earned a 2-2 draw against West Bromwich Albion.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino believes that Christian Eriksen may be suffering from some mental fatigue, but refuses to put his side's recent slip in form down to tiredness.

A teenage girl from Iran says she will stop at nothing to imitate her role model, but some people aren't so sure.

Dmitry Medvedev, the PM of Russia, today (30 November) said that state-sponsored hacking and espionage is normal, criticising the belief that every hack has Kremlin links.

Never mind the sharks; it's the piranhas that could get you, says Dharmesh Mistry, Chief Digital Officer at Temenos.

Versatile Dutchman has not started the last 11 Premier League games and feels United might sell him in the summer.

Months after an ugly breakup, former Geordie Shore couple will come together to support Aaron Chalmers at his next MMA fight.

Kirk Pengilly has come under fire for his remark following the Harvey Weinstein scandal that shook Hollywood to its core.

Data management app from Google promises to provide real-time updates of usage and block apps that use too much data.

The New York Times reported what they expect to be Tillerson's departure which could come in the next seven days.

Supermarkets say scheme will increase production costs but will have longer-term benefits for environment.

Incredible footage of our planet shared by International Space Station commander Randy Bresnik reveals natural and man-made wonders.

Aston Villa need new players to cover for their growing injury list, according to manager Steve Bruce.

Remains of dozens of skeletons found on building site in Spanish capital believed to be from 17th century.

Twitter has declined to answer questions around the personal – verified - account of Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, who was retweeted by Donald Trump.

Dana Nessel uses sexual harassment scandals to promote more women standing for senior legislative roles. "I won't walk around in a half-open bathrobe."

Sydney teacher accused of sexual relationship with 17-year-old student.