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Turkey's leader President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he won't negotiate with Kurdish forces his government is trying to push out of the area.

An eight-strong squad of adaptive judo athletes will shortly be making the trip over to Cologne for the second European Intellectual Disability Championships. The squad will have high hopes of topping their performance from last year’s inaugural event held in London where they claimed a handful of medals and is full of European and World […]

The Duke of Sussex asked Milly Sutherland, 11, if he could 'borrow' some of her ginger locks.

Ben Cook, who gave Ed Sheeran his first record deal, has announced he's stepping down as president of Atlantic Records

1. EU tells Broadcom to stop certain business deals in unusual move  CNBC
2. Broadcom Ordered by EU to Halt Allegedly Anticompetitive Contract Practices  The Wall Street Journal
3. Broadcom ordered to stop exclusivity deals till EU probe ends  CNA
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Even if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had his entire squad to choose from this weekend, you still get the feeling that Jurgen Klopp could rest a few players and still get a convincing win. It’s a strange time for Man United fans as they go into a home game fearing the worst. The squad is lacking […]

"I want to hate it, but I keep pedalling"

President Bidya Devi Bhandari was welcomed at the Suvarnabhumi International Airport at Bangkok in Thailand during her transit to Myanmar.

Bank of America reports third-quarter earnings ahead of forecast

A total of 1,960,000 foreign-born people now reside in Sweden.

Former All Blacks prop Feek joined Leinster as scrum coach in 2010 and stepped up to Ireland a year later.

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GRH Food Company is bought by a continental cheese supplier months after calling in administrators.

The ASA has ruled that an ad campaign by Boohoo, which made a play on the well-known “send nudes” phrase, referring to a collection's beige hues, was socially irresponsible and misleading.

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Beauty advent calendars have become something of a phenomenon in recent years. We have firmly turned our backs on chocolate, because we are now far more interested in opening up a window to discover a face cream than a truffle. However, the bloody things go on sale so early in the year that some are […]

The post Win a beauty advent calendar every week in the lead up to Christmas! appeared first on Marie Claire.

After the cold front moved through, chilly air pushed in. Most folks will wake up to temperatures in the 40s. By the afternoon, we’ll warm to around 60 degrees. It’ll be breezy, however, with winds gusting to near 20 mph. Crystal clear blue skies are expected today, with a few clouds possible further south. -Sabrina

On October 15, several sources released an alleged copy of the recent breakthrough agreement between the Damascus government and the...

Photo by Peter Byrne/PA Images via Getty Images While most Liverpool fans will have been focused on the probable return of main man Alisson Becker between the sticks, the Reds might have been given an unexpected boost with a possible injury to arch nemesis David de Gea. The long-time Manchester Unted number one was subbed off after an hour last night, in Spain’s 1-1 draw to Sweden for Euro 2020 qualifying. De Gea left the pitch with an apparent groin injury, making him a doubt for Sunday’s match against Liverpool. Читать дальше...

Ashok Chavan alleged leaders from the Congress were threatened, inquiries were initiated against their institutions and were pressurised to join the ruling parties to improve the latter’s strike rate in the Assembly polls.

Cyprus is a gorgeous island in the Mediterranean. It is definitely worth a visit at least once in your lifetime.

The Oscar-winning star of 'Black Swan' talks to Kathryn Shattuck about navigating a traditionally male world, both onscreen and off

In one of the biggest confrontations, Buttigieg and O'Rourke sparred over guns

Lionel Messi will pick up his sixth European Golden Shoe award this afternoon after another net-busting season.

BORIS Johnson will face growing pressure to save free TV licences for all over-75s as he faces a Commons vote on the issue.