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The police watchdog called the findings the 'most serious corruption issue facing the service'.

Melissa Kitcher estimates that she ran 7 miles off-course during the half-marathon in Sarasota County.

The foreign secretary said the Gulf State is 'twisting and abusing religion' for its own political aims.

The fight for northern Iraqi city is still expected to take several months.

Hundreds of houses and shops levelled after 6.5-magnitude earthquake hit Aceh

Pakistan International Airlines confirm pilot made mayday call shortly before plane went down.

Rics survey in November 2016 shows rising demand putting pressure on house prices as supply stalls.

McCaffery's arrest follows an interview with the Irish Mirror in which he admitted abusing children.

The Bloomberg poll showed most people do not believe the president-elect is breaking promises.

Joshua Bonehill-Paine is already serving a jail sentence for inciting racial hatred.

Pope Francis said that spreading disinformation was 'the greatest damage' the media can do

Manager Craig Tarry was not drunk or on drugs and none of the 5 men suffered in crash - coroner.

MPs vote 461-89 for the government amendment on the trigger deadline.

Mother of Anthony Mayse said her son cried after the incident.

Protesters in English-speaking areas call for an end in the use of French, and perceived disenfranchisement.

Children around the world draw pictures of what they would like to receive from Santa Claus this Christmas.

Musician David Osadebay accused with three others of Harlesden killing, while another is in Bermuda.

Jammeh, in power since 1994, lost to former businessman Adama Barrow of the United Democratic Party.

From Syria's ongoing conflict to Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs, Reuters photographers have been on the scene to record the biggest news stories of the year.

Woman said her 'inner lioness' came out when attacked.

Algeria's government has launched an operation to put an end to illegal immigration.

The Shia stronghold held out against Isis despite relentless suicide bomb attacks.

Jessica Jenkins had her eggs frozen after being diagnosed with cervical cancer.

Fritzl was jailed for murder by neglect of a child fathered by incest with his rape victim daughter.

Is the cost of May's leather trousers really the problem, or the fact a 60-year-old woman wore them?

Policeman described as 'key player' in operation to grow and and sell cannabis in Salford.

The leaders of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, UK and US also backed Syrian rebels' proposal for a ceasefire.

Plane lost contact with ground control and went missing on 7 December.

Dozens of women and children – some of them migrants from sub-Saharan Africa held captive by Isis – escaped or were released from militant-held territory.