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Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has refused to rule out a January move for Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange can appeal to the Supreme Court to overturn his extradition to Sweden, where he is wanted for questioning over alleged sex crimes, a High Court judge ruled on Monday

A family relative said the multi-talented singer and songwriter may have suffered from undiagnosed mental illness.

Arsene Wenger has admitted that Robin van Persie is showing qualities that are similar to prolific goalscorer Thierry Henry, as the Gunners continue their climb back to the top of the Premier League table.

Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka has already decided where he will be playing in January, after the striker was told he would be allowed to leave when the transfer window re-opens.

Kenny Dalglish admits Liverpool's impressive recent form has given him a selection dilemma ahead of Monday's trip to Fulham.

London-based bank Barclays is reportedly planning to give an average of £210,000 each to the 24,000 investment staff.

Reports have suggested Chelsea could make a shock bid for Tottenham star Luka Modric, using Blues' legend Frank Lampard as makeweight.

“I just read the most horrific & sickening story! A 1 month old baby boy raped and battered fighting for his life. Pubic Execution DISGRACE,” a Twitter post read.

Animal charity RSPA has asked the newspaper readers to help them track down the individual behind the "sickening" clip.

One patient told the General Medical Council hearing that she had to undergo revision surgery after part of her vagina was effectively amputated.

Britain is powerless to prevent some "very unsavoury individuals" entering the country under the guise of protecting Russia''s Olympic team, Dr Fox has reportedly said.

It's a miracle that the baby is alive, a source has told the Sun.

After the recent "Big Chills" or rather severe winters faced by the country especially in the last two years, the preparations come in advance to avoid widespread chaos after many parts of the county were hit by significant snowfall last year before the end of November.

A bridegroom from London set a hotel on fire over a dispute over bar bill.

The Ikwro research, carried out between July and November, reveals the collective figures for the first time in the UK as gathered by 39 police forces for honour-based violence.

A NHS report has suggested that Chelsea has highest number of surgical births in England.

Reports say the image associated with woman's beach volleyball does not help to get any sponsors.

The expelled British ambassador to Iran said that the Iranian government likely to have supported the attack on the British embassy in Tehran.

A study by a bank reveals that women and southerners in UK are saving more cash in banks.

Zeros or heroes the IBTimes looks at the most influential players from the home nations of next year's Euro 2012

A British Fashion Award, a London Fashion Week show, a new flagship store – Stella McCartney has had a terrific year.

20 people arrested on suspicion of belonging to banned Islamic extremist.

An Iranian cleric has warned the EU and UN not to tie themselves to "the rotten rope of Britain" at a Friday prayer service in Tehran.

Nick Clegg can play for Ukraine, boys soak attractive girls with water balloons, and Kiev's most popular hotel.

A celebrity divorce lawyer told a filling clerk he would "kick that baby out of her stomach" because he did not want to pay her maternity leave.

Peter Andre has won damages and a public apology from ex-wife Katie Price after he sued her for defamation.

Jeremy Clarkson has apologised for his comments made on the One Show about executing public workers who took strike action, but would the BBC have received over 21,000 complaints if we didn't have Twitter?

The play depicts Assange's story through a narrative of a fictional film director trying to shoot a biopic of the controversial WikiLeaks founder. The play opens with a sex scene that gets cut mid-filming, the Guardian has reported.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange claims that there is a "flaw" in Apple's iTunes that is used by surveillance companies to take over users' computers.