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The latest report on South African birth shows that a large number of households are headed by single mothers.

Sam Warburton is looking forward to diminutive Matthew Morgan's "X-factor" contribution to Wales' 2015 World Cup efforts.

An anti-Muslim group has found a new venue for a controversial rally after a WAFL club banned it from holding it at its headquarters.

Gayby Baby looks conventional, but its storytelling craft implies uncommon patience and intelligence.

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis, who continues to ignore a U.S. Supreme Court order to issue marriage licenses, will face a judge again Thursday.

Volatility is expected to be the one constant in sharemarkets this September, and some fund managers are anticipating a fall into a bear market within weeks.

As the early morning anchor announces he is leaving BBC Breakfast, watch his best moments on the programme

American Ultra is a benighted shambles of a movie, and casting two actors – Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart – less noted for laughs would be hard.

ENSCHEDE - Het nieuwe seizoen amateurvoetbal begint komend weekeinde, de ruim 140 clubs uit Twente en de Achterhoek hebben allemaal zo hun eigen doelstelling. De een wil promoveren, de ander zo hoog mogelijk eindigen, weer een ander hoopt juist degradatie te voorkomen. Bekijk per klasse de promotie/degradatieregeling.

Richmond will not rest any players in Friday's clash against North Melbourne, with Brett Deledio recovered from a stiff neck he suffered in the incident that saw Essendon's Courtney Dempsey suspended.

BEIJING - A close aide of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived Wednesday in Beijing to attend events to mar...

There are economists out there who are waiting for more monetary easing from the ECB.

Business and community groups have warned the ACT government that urgent action is required to revitalise the Woden town centre.

Waterford City on Ireland's southeast coast has always been lovely at night. My first view of it, some 18 years ago, was at night, from the bridge across the River Suir that leads into town. The lights of the waterfront Georgian townhouses that line the quay twinkled in the harbor, and I could see Reginald's Tower in the distance, in the moonlight, standing guard over the city as it has since the 11th century.

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University College London has been accused of hypocrisy, after internal emails emerged showing that female academics on its Qatari campus are discriminated against

Northern California tribes compete with farmers over Trinity River water

The Gunners failed to sign a single outfield player and spent just £10m - on goalkeeper Petr Cech - to improve their squad ahead of a Premier League challenge this season

The link-up with the Bundesliga champions will provide Goal with unique behind-the-scenes content to enhance our coverage of Pep Guardiola's side

In China, there are certain stands that offer multi-colored cotton candy treats that can be bigger than your head—or multiple people's heads.

When NBC cut ties with Donald Trump after he made derogatory remarks about Mexican immigrants during his presidential campaign announcement, the real estate mogul's career as a TV personality appeared to be over.

James L. Starnes, navigator of the battleship Missouri, was 24 years old when he learned he would play a key role in the ceremony to mark the end of World War II.

A dozen years ago on a Saturday morning, a father in Long Beach dropped off his son to take a qualifying test for an AP history class. When the teen got in and the dad later visited the class at Wilson Classical High School, he noticed something odd: Most of the students were white-even though...

Henry T. Perea was having a change of heart.

Portishead founder's UK mini tour takes in three venues - and one is in Kent.

There's double the military might at Quex Park this weekend with the Fought For Freedom Military Show and Gears of Change Classic Car Show.