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Virgin Media will continue to provide free Wi-Fi on the London Underground until the end of this year.

Renault Twizy can be compared with a Go-Cart in terms of speed, stability and road handling, says Robert Llewellyn, presenter of the online show Fully Charged.

Number of Britons in work rose to record 29.59 million in the three months ending August and headline unemployment fell to 7.9 percent.

Research scientist Andrew Voak puts zombies under the microscope and tells us whether a zombie apocalypse is imminent

Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder Patrick Herrmann has dismissed speculation he could move to Tottenham Hotspur in the January transfer window

Arsenal have been declared the Club of the Year, with reference to customer service, across all leagues in English football

France managed to halt Spain's run of 24 consecutive victories thanks to two Premier League newcomers as Olivier Giroud and Hugo Lloris grabbed the headlines.

England manager Roy Hodgson feels the World Cup qualifier against Poland may have to be postponed a second time

Mantel becomes first woman and first British novelist to win prestigious prize twice.

The Foreign Affairs Committee is to review how UK deals with Bahrain and Saudi Arabia after reports of human rights abuses.

Jessica, Tomas, Eva and David Palacin Jones missing from Llanelli after mother failed to return them to their father.

Janis Sharp, mother of military data hacker spared extradition to US, describes 10-year battle as emotional rollercoaster.

Private secretary says Theresa May's decision not to extradite autism sufferer is 'victory for common sense'.

Actress and glamour girl will strip off for one-week stint in show based on Paris cabaret dance troupe.

Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas says he would have spent the duration of his career at Arsenal had he not joined the Catalan giants last summer.

Britain has clawed back less than a third of value lost during global economic crisis thanks to faster inflation, weak exports and government spending cuts.

The X Factor judge Gary Barlow will kick off his first solo tour in 13 years with16 dates starting November.

First Minister Alex Salmond's drive for Scottish independence has uncanny echoes to a failed attempt by Quebec's Separatists nearly seventeen years ago.

Home secretary stops extradition over fears it would impeach hacker's human rights and put him at risk of suicide.

Alternative Hair Show is a fund-raiser for those suffering from leukaemia.

Future Financial Conduct Authority chiefs talks in detail about changes being made to improving the UK's financial services industry for consumers

Tehran regime would welcome outside attack as way to unite anti-Western opinion, says prime minister

Number of breast cancer patients aged over 65 will reach one million within 30 years.

Britain's consumer price index eases to 2.2 percent in September, slowest since 2009, but gas and electricity prices look set to reverse the trend

Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha is not for sale according to co-chairman Steve Browett, despite the England Under-21 international being linked with Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City.

Wyn-Davies and fellow gang members Nicholas Cordery, Anthony Flack and Peter Malpas raped children as young as eight and held bestiality parties at secluded farmhouse.

Canada cleanest place in the world to do business, says fraud survey.

Cameron counsels restraint to Israel so as not to give a handle to Iranian regime to rally its people.

Ballroom dancing prison guard and ski resort anarchists among star turns but Eurosceptics accuse Brussels of propaganda.

Arsenal midfielder Santi Cazorla says he tries to model his game on Barcelona schemer Andres Iniesta.