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Social Media Week kicks off in London and the rest of the world this week discussing the impact it has had on our world.

Woman killed by falling tree at Kew Gardens, while mother and baby dead in Norfolk car accident.

Man from Qatar contracted the coronavirus after visiting Saudi Arabia, where one man has already died after suffering similar symptoms.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Andre Villas-Boas finally secured his first home win of the season and was quick to praise the performance of Jermain Defoe.

Mario Draghi's bond buying programme has bought time but business leaders in Europe's biggest economy seem to question whether it will be used effectively.

Queens Park Rangers manager Mark Hughes has admitted that he may once again attempt to sign Tottenham Hotspur defender Michael Dawson when the transfer window opens in January.

Indonesia-based coal miner founded by Nathaniel Rothschild starts urgent investigation into development funds at coal exporter

Arsenal could move for Fernando Llorente if the 27-year-old Basque striker does not renew his contract with Athletic Bilbao.

Tottenham's Gareth Bale calls on team mates to play as well as they did against Lazio, when QPR visit for a Premier League match

In clinical trials, nearly 73 per cent of patients said pain was alleviated by new handheld device.

The first day of autumn arrived across the northern hemisphere on 22 September, heralding the end of one of the hottest summers since records began.

Few new releases in music, visual and games markets impact sales.

Acquisition to help Ageas expand and make it the fifth largest non-life insurer in the UK.

Woman filmed Brian Coleman 'breaking own parking rules in Barnet'.

Police searching for O2 employee accused of stealing over 250 handsets from shop in Wimbledon.

Reports suggest Brazilian organisers forced to return documents following personal call from London chief Paul Deighton.

Jens Lehmann believes that Lukas Podolski and Per Mertesacker have what it takes to win Arsenal a trophy, but the Gunners legend knows that the duo will need to improve their pace to adapt fully to the Premier League first.

An increasing number of people in the recession-hit UK economy are becoming self-employed. IBTimes UK explores.

Lady Gaga is pregnant, according to singer and fashion designer Kelly Osbourne

Activists face €1m fine if they protest within 500 metres of any Shell property.

Over 250 rare and unseen artefacts from Pompeii and Herculaneum will go on show during a major exhibition at the British Museum next spring

Arsenal forward Lukas Podolski claims that he wants a tattoo of the Gunners' crest on his left arm.

Clint Dempsey says he was glad to get some more game time for Tottenham in the Europa League, though the forward was frustrated that he came so close to scoring and missed out.

Andre-Villas Boas speaks in reaction to reports of monkey chants from Lazio fans towards three Tottenham players.

Scotland Yard officers swooped on address across the capital city, from tough neighbourhoods like Tottenham to the leafy suburbs of Barnet, seizing an array of drugs,

Spnaish reports are claiming that Joao Moutinho wasn't the only deadline day deal that fell through for Tottenham, with the club also making a move for Malaga's Isco.

Spoof of Lib Dem leader's video apology for backing student tuition fees put to music to raise funds for Sheffield Children's Hospital.

New measures expected to aid Silicon Roundabout and make London Stock Exchange more attractive.

Leader of London gang famous for electrocuting victims and pulling out teeth during torture dies after collapsing with peritonitis.

AVB and Hugo Lloris may have resolved differences between the two of them and the latter may make his first ever start for the club