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Boxing Day sales: opening times for Tesco, Next, John Lewis, Asda, HMV, GAME, Sainsbury's and more

Opening hours for the major UK shops on Boxing Day 2014.

Bryan Ferry's youngest son Merlin fighting for life after head-on car crash

Bryan Ferry (C), poses for a photograph with his four son's (L-R) Merlin, Isaac, Otis and Tara

Singer Bryan Ferry's 24-year-old son Merlin was in a 'critical' condition after an horrific car crash.

Canada: Porn star Luka Magnotta sentenced to life imprisonment for chopping up male lover

Luka Magnotta received a life sentence for killing and dismembering his Chinese lover, Jun Lin.

Canadian porn star Luka Magnotta was sentenced to life for killing and cutting up his Chinese lover, Jun Lin.

Teenager Jarom Thomas died after being felled by a single punch by a classmate

Washington: Student dies after agreeing to take single punch to the face from classmate

An 18-year-old Washington state high school student has died after agreeing to take a punch to the face from a classmate to settle an argument.

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Uganda: President Museveni receives gay animals book for Christmas over anti-homosexuality law

Gay Ugandans face seven years in prison if parliament passes anti-gay bill.

Jack Sweeney (left) and grand-daughter Erin McQuade were among six people in Glasgow lorry crash horror

Glasgow lorry crash: Jacqueline Morton and Gillian Ewing among victims named as country mourns

Christmas shoppers killed in Glasgow lorry crash named by police.

France attacks: Gunman 'armed to the teeth' arrested in Cannes as government deploys soldiers in city centres

Man armed with shotguns and knife held by police in southern French city.

Floral tributes are placed near to the scene of yesterday's bin lorry crash

Glasgow lorry crash: The Queen and Prince Philip 'saddened by the tragic accident'

Statement by Queen on fatal bin lorry crash in Glasgow.

Jeremy Lloyd holds his Officer of the British Empire (OBE) medal after it was presented to him by Queen Elizabeth II at the Investiture Ceremony at Buckingham Palace on February 13, 2012

Allo Allo and Are You Being Served creator Jeremy Lloyd dies aged 84

English screenwriter, author, poet and actor was the creator of several successful British sitcoms

BBC chief Danny Cohen fears anti-Semitism rise and questions long-term future of UK Jews

Cohen spoke of his fears following surge in anti-Semitic attacks in Europe.

World pie eating championships take place in Wigan

The 2014 World Pie Eating Championships have taken place in Wigan, United Kingdom

Scot Young inquest: Death of British multimillionaire impaled on railings 'not suspicious'

Young died from 'multiple injuries' and was found beneath his London apartment.

Cartoon violence illustrating the brutal methods of North Korea upon prisoners is no laughing matter

North Korea prison torture shown in shocking cartoons as UN discusses state's human rights

Defector Kim Kwang-il's hellish version of life as prisoner of Kim Jong-un.

Ebola recap: A year after the first case and many lessons later, the virus plods on

The virus has claimed the lives of over 7,533 people and has infected over 19,000 in West African nations.

Ukraine Nato Non-aligned status vote kiev

Ukraine vote to drop non-aligned status in Nato membership move angers Russia

Lawmakers vote in Kiev to cancel bill confining Ukraine to neutral status over crisis in the East.

Glasgow bin lorry crash: Nicola Sturgeon offers 'deep condolences to bereaved' after tragedy

The First Minister of Scotland also paid tribute to the city's emergency services.

Pakistani Taliban Pledges Allegiance to Isis to Mark Islam’s Eid

Isis issues list of seven rules for Christians in Raqqa: Pray quietly and not in public

Christians have also been ordered not to prevent each other from converting to Islam.

RTL Germany reporter Felix Reichstein posed as a far-right militant

Germany anti-Islam Pegida protests: Undercover reporter fired for playing right-winger role too well

RTL journalist Felix Reichstein gave interview to rival broadcaster NDR posing as demonstrator.

Glasgow lorry crash: Jack and Lorraine Sweeney killed with their granddaughter Erin McQuade

Six people were killed when a bin lorry crashed in to a crowd of pedestrians in Glasgow on Monday.

Cdets of the People's Liberation Army (Getty)

Oil behind China's UN Peacekeeping troop deployment to South Sudan

China National Petroleum Corp signed an oil production deal with South Sudan on same day as troop deployment was announced.

Iraqi Kurdish protesters denounce the Islamic State (IS) threat to Yazidi women and girls during a demonstration

Isis: Abducted Yazidi women and girls 'kill themselves to escape sex slavery'

Amnesty's report shows Yazidi women and girls subjected to rape and torture by militants.

Mohamed Abdullahi Hassan aka Mujahid Miski

American jihadist reportedly killed fighting for Islamic State in Kobani

The dead fighter was named as Abu Yusuf and is reportedly from Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Thanksgiving 2014: What Happens When You Eat Too Much Turkey?

Christmas Day dinner: Restaurants that will cater to you on the 25th

IBTimes UK takes a look at where you can eat on Christmas day.

Glasgow bin lorry crash: Bodies removed from George Square in 'heartbroken' city

Police Scotland said one male and five females were among the deceased.

Panda Dogs orfei circus chow chow puppies

Panda dog: Italian circus 'disguised' chow chow puppies as exotic bears

Italy's state forestry police sizes two pet dogs used by the itinerant Orfei circus as pandas.

IS Qawat al-Muhaam al-Khaasa brigade M16 ISIS

German journalist Jürgen Todenhöfer who lived with Isis: Group plans 'mass religious cleansing'

Jürgen Todenhöfer is first Western journalist to be granted access to territories occupied by Isis.

GTA 5 player David Helens makes emergency police call over in-game shooting

999 receiver left shaken by Grand Theft Auto emergency call

Ebola: UK doctors stage walkout in Sierra Leone over 'detrimental' effect of untested drug

Emergency decided to experiment with the drug, which regulates the heartbeat, following a study in August.

Nantes market attack: French authorities play down terror threat after third bloody rampage

Marine Le Pen says government is in denial over Islamist threat to France.

Christians are more likely to be fat than atheists

Coventry University study says religious feasts could be to blame.

Powerful drug fumes appeared to affect BBC reporter Quentin Sommerville

BBC's Quentin Sommerville gets high downwind from burning pile of heroin [Video]

BBC reporter appears to be feeling effects from fumes of opium, heroin and hashish bonfire.

NYPD Officer Shootings: Eric Garner's daughter says deaths not race related but a 'mental health crisis'

Garner offers her condolences to families of the NYPD officers who were shot dead.

Glasgow lorry crash: Three members of same family feared dead in carnage

Six dead and eight seriously injured in scenes of carnage in Glasgow.

Protests following Dontre Hamilton's shooting by police in Milwaukee

Dontre Hamilton death: Federal enquiry in to Milwaukee police shooting

Possible civil rights violations in Dontre Hamilton's death to be probed.

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