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Demonstrators chant 'Putin is a thief' and 'Down with the tsar' before many dragged away

Anti-immigration nationalist party would be second-largest in parliament

Anti-immigration nationalist party would be second-largest in parliament

Anti-immigration nationalist party would be second-largest in parliament

Sweden Democrats make slight gains compared with forecasts

There could yet be a 54-hole finish after more than three inches of rain fell over the week

Denmark 2-0 Wales: After their emphatic win over Ireland, Ryan Giggs' men failed to find the back of the net against their Danish hosts

Vice president dismisses claims he wrote controversial opinion piece as he also hits out new White House book from Bod Woodward ahead of its release on Tuesday

Ayaan Ali remains in custody and will appear at court tomorrow

England (332 & 114-2) lead India (292) by 154 runs: A wholly unmerited 4-1 series triumph is now within the hosts' grasp

His quickness to insinuate the trait of cheat wasn't just because of Patrick Mouratoglou's behaviour, but because there is still an unfair assumption that black people and black women in particular still can't achieve greatness

The American received three code violations during Saturday's final

Sale Sharks 21-15 Worcester Warriors: Chris Pennell's try set up a tense finale but the hosts held on to secure their first win of the season

United, managed by former England international Casey Stoney, are playing their first season since being reformed after they were originally disbanded in 2005

The president has repeatedly attacked the protests by a number of players

During the presentation ceremony, Murray took the mic and started singing 'Happy Birthday' to his mother, Judy

The US economy has been thriving for some time under Donald Trump, and the good fortune doesn't look set to end any time soon

The US economy has been thriving for some time under Donald Trump, and the good fortune doesn't look set to end any time soon

TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady highlights conditions reportedly faced by Amazon workers as evidence of need to 'share the wealth' from new technology

TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady to highlight conditions reportedly faced by Amazon workers as evidence of need to 'share the wealth' from new technology

'I don't want to kill this beautiful animal, but there's a hell of a lot of political pressure and a hell of a lot of public pressure'

Saffie's Rose costs £19.50 with £4 from every sale going to charity Once Upon A Smile

Having access to a private landline would improve inmates' behaviour, claims David Gauke

Three minutes before going out on court Osaka had a video conversation on her phone with her 22-year-old sister, Mari, in an attempt to calm her nerves

The Jet2 flight from Manchester diverted to Toulouse on Saturday evening due to the incident