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The lone beacon in the gloom at Chelsea tells Julian Bennetts he craves a leading role

Shortage of bunk beds, mattresses and duvets in Germany and Sweden as local authorities buy furniture to accommodate refugees

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says attacks on town of Albu Kamel killed no Isil fighters, an assessment that contradicts Moscow's claim to be using precise, guided munitions

New questions raised over police links to companies offering speed awareness courses, as it emerges motorists could be risking huge problems if they fail to tell insurers about courses

New questions raised over police links to companies offering speed awareness courses, as it emerges motorists could be risking huge problems if they fail to tell insurers about courses

The dimming of a star, which had led to concerns large alien structures could be shadowing it, is now believed to be the result of a natural phenomenon, experts say.

The dimming of a star, which had led to concerns large alien structures could be shadowing it, is now believed to be the result of a natural phenomenon, experts say.

Herve Falciani leaked documents allegedly indicating that HSBC's Swiss private banking arm helped more than 120,000 clients hide £129bn from tax authorities

Briton made to work in marathon three-setter, but prevails 7-6 (9/7), 3-6, 6-3 in two hours 38 minutes

South Africa's battered World Cup captain tells Daniel Schofield why he is becoming a Tiger

Argentine and Chilean police are said to be searching the Andes for the elusive Mexican drugs lord, who escaped from a maximum-security prison in June

Theresa May ready to consider Hillsborough-style independent review into tragedy in which 56 people were killed at Bradford City's Valley Parade

The lions at the heart of our financial system appear to have lost their roar

In Sharm el-Sheikh and many other places, local workers and their visitors share a special relationship

As a struggling artist living in Shanghai, Alexandre Ouairy came up with the perfect business plan - a Chinese alter ego whose work sold for far greater sums

Market Report: Shares in BHP Billiton plummeted to the bottom of the FTSE 100 after a dam at an iron mine, that it partly owns, in Brazil burst.

Obama administration rejects oil pipeline from Canada after a seven-year review process during which it became a potent political symbol

The central issue of where political power should reside should be decided by the public in the privacy of the voting booth, not by corporate interests

The 10 best African walking safaris, offering rich wildlife experiences - and some high-adrenalin moments

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, has defended the conduct of police officers at yesterday's Million Mask March in London

Anti-euro Communist party say 'conditions are in place' to form historic triple Left coalition and bring down centre-right after just 11 days

Anti-euro Communist party say 'conditions are in place' to form historic triple Left coalition and bring down centre-right after just 11 days

Struggling batsman needs to show "how badly he wants it" according to England's head coach

Scientist who developed Britain's Cold War nuclear arsenal - with a sideline in Morris dancing

Campaigner and aesthete whose many schemes included a utopian new town and a radical school