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Dr Mahathir Mohamad stands to become world's oldest leader if opposition wins

Explosions caused by unsafe parts on inflators linked to 20 deaths worldwide

Coutinho was at the Nou Camp to watch his new side's 3-0 win over Levante on Sunday following his British record move, which could be worth up to £142m

Winter crisis caused by short-term funding linked to political whims, says think tank

Despite two contentious penalties, Wenger notably did not blame the refereeing decisions afterwards, but blamed his players instead

This isn't just a matter of politics and legislation – we can all take action to end the taboo around periods

Friday saw the start of the 11th season of London Fashion Week Men's – the biannual celebration of British menswear.

Flautist and singer had been diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2014

Harry Kane struck twice as Spurs recorded a 3-0 win over AFC Wimbledon in the third round of the FA Cup

Maritime security officer Perry Coppins spent five weeks in jail despite having prescriptions for medication legal in United Arab Emirates

No doubt Ms May was thinking of the President 'working visit' to this country next month, and had no wish to embarrass him or Britain at a tricky moment

Estimated lifespan of American children drops for second consecutive year for the first time since 1963.

Republic of Ireland manager Michael O'Neill and Derby boss Gary Rowett are among those to have been linked with the role at the bet365 Stadium

More than 1,000 people arrested and at least 21 killed since security forces launched crackdown on demonstrations

Pochettino admitted it can be impossible to keep a player once his head is turned so it's crucial to create the right atmosphere for them in the first place

With EU academics leaving the country and opportunities such as Erasmus becoming no loger available to British students, we're limiting the potential of younger generations

Huamn rights group says explosion targeted headquarters of opposition faction

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the explosion targeted the headquarters of an opposition faction

At least 18 people have reportedly been killed and tens more have been injured after an explosion in the northwestern city of Idlib, a human rights group has said.

Legislation expected to be announced before Holocaust memorial day

Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army say they must continue fighting 'for the purpose of defending, salvaging and protecting the Rohingya community'

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'She did amazingly to last so long and we're all elated,' says owner

Work on the forest will begin near Bolton in March, with 50 million trees set to be planted before 2050

The policy adviser tries to defend Mr Trump against claims in an explosive new book