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Miley Cyrus couldn't contain her excitement over Liam Hemsworth's plans for her 25th birthday party.

Theo Walcott will remain sidelined for Arsenal's Premier League clash with Burnley at Turf Moor on Sunday, although has now returned to training following an illness.

Australian authorities have said they will look into the case of Joan Howard who is thought to be in possession of A$1m worth of artefacts from the Middle East.

Gareth Bale, Keylor Navas and Mateo Kovacic are in contention for Real Madrid's clash with Malaga but Marco Asensio will miss the game.

Mesut Ozil would be a good signing for Barcelona but will have to come to terms with not being the number one at the Nou Camp, says Martin Keown.

Sports Direct founder says he will abstain from the vote but insists his brother should 'get paid' by the company

As Christmas approaches, British parents are being warned that some cutting-edge children's toys could easily be hijacked by cybercriminals – and urged to take precautions.

Shaw's career since moving to Manchester has been plagued by injuries and he has fallen out of favour with Jose Mourinho.

A teenager helped put a drug dealer behind bars while working undercover with police after his friend was killed by a fentanyl overdose.

Chinese police say they have busted an underground bank used to smuggle a staggering 20 billion yuan ($3 billion) out of the country.

Swift, 27, is set to perform three dates in June for Reputation, while Perry is also jetting across the pond in the same month on her tour of Witness.

Carles Aleñá, Jose Arnaiz, Oriol Busquets, David Costas and Marc Cucurella trained with the Barcelona first-team on Friday ahead of the Sunday's trip to Valencia.

Thousands of M1911s currently in storage are set to be placed on sale as part of the 2018 military budget review.

16-year-old admitted manslaughter of Leeds girl found smothered with cuts to neck and body and will be detained for a minimum of five years.

Commercial spying apps for Android devices are being openly advertised on Google and – upon installation – can be used to snoop on text messages, phonecalls and Facebook chats.

Bear believed to have taken two guns from hunter's cabin in the Irkutsk region before disappearing into woods.

Saudi Arabia has arrested its second richest man, Sheik Mohammed Hussein Al-Amoudi, as part of a wide-ranging 'anti-corruption drive' - while Ethiopia looks on nervously.

With the cacophony of deals this holiday season, shoppers need to be extra careful and be wary of the risks when making purchases.

UN Migration Agency IOM estimates nearly one million Rohingya Muslims have so far taken refuge in makeshift settlements in different parts of Bangladesh's Cox's Bazar area.

UK telecom companies will no longer be able to advertise top-end download speeds that are often only available to about 10% of customers.

Warming global temperatures are creating rapid ice-melt in volcanically active regions, such as Iceland.

Workers walk out demanding better wages from the American online retail giant.

A recent report suggests that cyclists could be forced to wear helmets in the near future - are these potential new measures fair?

Schalke 04 contract rebel Leon Goretzka met with two Barcelona officials over the recent international break to discuss a summer move to the Nou Camp.

Geordie Shore star was turned away from Miller and Carter steakhouse because she was wearing a tracksuit.

Students from the Faculty of Automotive and Machinery Engineering of the Warsaw University of Technology invented a machine which gives out warm kebabs.

Black Friday is best known for offering all sorts of electrical deals on products like TVs and tablets. Now, a charity in Lincolnshire is offering houses at a huge 35% discount.

Isis terrorists living in Europe may soon develop biological weapons and spread them over busy areas using drones, Europe's most senior security expert has warned.

Maker of industrial components joins growling list of scandal-ridden Japanese companies.