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To hear the 25-year-old speak at St George's Park on Tuesday was to hear someone full of admiration for Dyche and his old-school methods

She edited her face to make it look like she was 22

'A lot of people are at work' because of Saudi Arabia's business, Mr Trump says

She edited her face to make it look like she was 22

'Urgent' need to address social factors increasing risk of disease as population becomes more diverse, experts said

When armageddon beckons, its time to strap up and enjoy the ride

O'Neill has included eight uncapped players in a 25-man squad for Friday's friendly against Turkey

The former model wants to speak out

'The pound is about as good as it gets. Forward buy some of your currency needs,' says Nick Parsons of OFX

At British Rowing's 'warm-weather' training camp in freezing cold Seville, the next generation go through a gruelling routine just have a chance of achieving their Olympic dreams

Alexander Nix boasted about the firm's pivotal role in securing Donald Trump's election victory

Travellers on Thursday will be worst affected with the Air France stoppage to follow on Friday

US president has pledged an 'America First' trade policy that looks likely to hit the EU

Dozens of crates are left littering the water

A Tsim Sha Tsui cafe that pays homage to the Peanuts comics

A great many people in the UK hand over vast amounts of personal data to social media companies with barely a second thought – they must have confidence that their information will not be misused

Sunday's elections show Kremlin's divide-and-rule tactics are working

Ministers are 'actively considering' other measures, but have stepped back from a rapid retaliation - despite Moscow closing the British Council

The rumour in Hollywood is that the actor may uproot to Australia. But might he consider a super-cool London pad in Chelsea?

The rumour in Hollywood is that the actor may uproot to Australia. But might he consider a super-cool London pad in Chelsea?

Jones' management and the significant drop in both English results and performances are set to be reviewed by RFU chief executive Steve Brown

'This increasing Muslim prison population is a symptom of a broken justice system and a gang problem that is rapidly getting worse,' says Dr Mohammed Qasim

'This increasing Muslim prison population is a symptom of a broken justice system and a gang problem that is rapidly getting worse,' says Dr Mohammed Qasim

'This increasing Muslim prison population is a symptom of a broken justice system and a gang problem that is rapidly getting worse,' says Dr Mohammed Qasim

The iconic French designer died two weeks ago, but a glimpse of his opulent lifestyle lives on in the home which still boasts his handmade fabrics.