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ParalympicsGB has got off to a great start in Paris with a haul of golds, silvers and bronze after just one day

Experts have warned the state pension could become even less generous in the future if the Government cuts back on spending

A classy stage adaptation has all the moodiness - and the complexity - of Le Carre

Manchester United and Tottenham will both face Rangers when the Europa League league system kicks off

One-minute video life updates - the Wednesday Waffle - have become a phenomenon among friend groups. Eleanor Peake embraces it

The Government is already warning people it will be 'painful'

Carolyn Pellatt had to travel between Southampton and Glasgow - booking a day off work - to get a new document

The pilot, Colonel Alexei 'Moonfish' Mes, destroyed three cruise missiles and one drone on Monday, before he died in a crash

Sources predict one of the 'busiest deadline days' in Chelsea's history if the impasse on Sterling's contract can be resolved

Researchers are hopeful the treatment - which is given as an injection - could become "the new standard of care" for patients with transthyr...

Oasis should take note - the bar has never been higher

Reforming PSR, rebalancing football's wage structure and sorting out the EFL settlement are all on the menu 

Sufferers believe that doctors receive 'nowhere near enough' training when it comes to the under-researched condition

Chelsea and Arsenal are both in the market for forwards as the window draws to a close

Police were called to an address in Oldbury at around 4pm on Thursday 

NatWest and RBS customers have reported problems making payments via their banking apps

A Jewish group said the Tory MP's use of a poem about the Holocaust to describe a potential smoking ban was an 'ill-considered and repugnant...

Health campaigners welcome reports that smoking in some outdoor settings could be banned, but others are not so happy

A refreshingly modern psychological take on the classic tale of love and revenge justifies its three-hour running time

Residing somewhere between blissed-out bangers and Zen meditation tracks, the producer's new album has good intentions but nowhere to go

The Treasury said that 'tough decisions' were necessary to balance the public finances 

The hour-long interview on CNN was uneventful to the point of almost boring, and perhaps that was the point

The Democratic presidential candidate also insisted her 'values had not changed' in her first proper interview of her campaign

The Swedish pop group has complained about the 'unauthorised' use of its hit songs at rallies for the Republican candidate

The Swedish chef, who previously worked under Gordon Ramsay, was in the UK on a business trip from Dubai