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This is the third Christmas members of my family have spent in Bahranian prison cells. The UK must stop abetting an abusive regime

Borussia Dortmund have announced the signing Erling Braut Haaland from RB Salzburg.

Whether it's Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's observations on race in 'Americanah' or Jules Verne on solitude in 'The Mysterious Island' – the best works of fiction contain important and perpetually relevant truths

Styles will keep you looking glam long past midnight

Tackle headaches, nausea and general malaise with these top tips from health experts, says Max Freeman-Mills

The apps, gadgets and breakthroughs that shaped the last two decades

The woman was stuck at the bottom of the cliffs for 13 hours until a hiker heard her cries

Police say they will continue search for father of four until they get answers on disappearance

'We saw a pram in the water at the waterfall with all the baby paraphernalia in the water,' witness says

Heather Oliver, 30, charged with neglect after incident in Elwood, Indiana

Many Muslims consider images of prophet idolatrous

'Records show that Fausta lived longest than any rhino in the world,' says Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority

Arteta believes Arsenal are the 'biggest' side in the county and has outlined his ambition to bring the club's disillusioned fans back on board

England have lost the first Test against South Africa.

'It's important that it doesn't just become exclusive to one single use group,' says chief executive Richard Leafe

Follow live coverage as Mikel Arteta looks for his first win as Arsenal boss

'We're aware of an issue in some parts of the country,' O2 says

Landmark clock tower still faces two more years of repairs and redecorations

Annual Scottish New Year celebration has been observed for centuries

Fans observed that Gray's artistic contributions to his city meant he would 'live forever in Glasgow'

No claim of responsibility made but reports suggest attack carried out by Houthi group

Taskforce follows EU warning over need to extend negotiating period beyond December 2020

'Something truly monstrous is rising from the slime,' says historian Simon Schama

'A system that has subjected hundreds of thousands of sex workers to horrendous abuse,' says researcher

Hospitals overcrowded with people suffering from influenza and pneumonia