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Relative of the victim is arrested on suspicion of murder

US and UK face difficult discussions on how to deal with captured men

Gareth Anscombe is likely to replace Halfpenny at full-back if he doesn't recover with Owen Watkin on stand-by to come into the match-day squad

Exclusive: Government paper sets out how protections for employees is an area in which ministers can 'maximise opportunities' after withdrawal

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In the past, she's also called her an "opportunist"

The memo is expected to counter allegations of the FBI abusing the surveillance warrant process

Growing numbers of people are using food banks to feed themselves and their families. But many areas where residents face a high risk of food poverty are under-serviced

The story of attempts to reform or restrain the toddler's murderer is one from which very few emerge completely with credit

The story of attempts to reform or restrain the toddler's murderer is one from which very few emerge completely with credit

Lovesick amphibian is only known member of his species, and biologists are seeking funding for expeditions to find him a mate

Exclusive: Campaigner says UK cannot afford any further uncertainty ahead of the Brexit negotiations

Monday's drop of 1,175 points was the Dow's worst day ever, in points terms

Closure comes after French authorities warned of dangerous conditions across a quarter of the country

Exclusive: Kenneth Copeland Ministries' Europe branch being grilled for hosting clip that told believers 'we've already had our shot'

The fake Mr Kim thinks the leaders would get along in real life since 'they're pretty much the same person'

'You could probably fill an entire makeup bag for less than £30'

With the election already sewn up, the Russian leader and his team are going through the motions

The journalists say the parallels are compelling

'This work greatly advances our progress towards using stem cells for kidney repair'

Inquests into terrorists' deaths will examine potential affects of DHEA

Some of us knew those who were murdered and missing. I had met Peter Kassig and Steve Sotloff, and I had, over the years, worked alongside Jim Foley in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and, lastly, in Syria. He was a good friend. I was supposed, before being sent to cover the Gaza War at the time, to go on the Syria trip with John Cantlie in which he disappeared

Inquests into terrorists' deaths will examine potential effects of DHEA

Some of us knew those who were murdered and missing. I had met Peter Kassig and Steve Sotloff, and I had, over the years, worked alongside Jim Foley in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and, lastly, in Syria. He was a good friend. I was supposed, before being sent to cover the Gaza War at the time, to go on the Syria trip with John Cantlie in which he disappeared

Our curiosity about the Freemasons and their ilk gives way to conspiracy theories. But if secret societies are as benign as they say, then why the secret? David Barnett looks through the smoke and mirrors – and attempts to join the Illuminati