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'Avenatti's actions are mainly driven by his seemingly unquenchable thirst for publicity,' says filing

The new law will come into effect within a month

Iceland are making their first-ever appearance at a World Cup this summer. Twenty years ago, it was Jamaica's turn to write themselves into the history books, as told by ex-player Robbie Earle

'I do not approve nor sanction the upcoming film in any way'

'An issue of human rights,' IWGB general secretary argues, and he's right, as campaign to raise cash to cover costs of case continues

A country taps its past as it leads the way on one of the most pressing issues facing modern democracies: how to regulate the world's biggest social network

Exclusive interview: After a tumultuous year so far in Australian sport, the Queens Park Rangers midfielder explains why the country's soccer team can provide redemption in Russia

With rooms from under £200 a night, B&B, this centrally located gem is the epitome of affordable luxury

'But my emails,' quips former presidential nominee

If Richard Ballard can grow microgreens in a dark tunnel 100ft below Clapham, city dwellers tight on space can have a go too.

Countries home to two thirds of world's apes, monkeys and lemurs will see populations pushed to breaking point by end of century

Father's Day is fast approaching – this year it falls on June 17 – and it offers the perfect opportunity to really say thank you to the man who has shown you unconditional love over the years.

Everything you need to know for the 2018 World Cup

The high street label has described the similarities between the two products as a 'genuine coincidence'

David Haig stars in his own play about a Scottish meteorologist who had to forecast the D-Day landings

All the latest news from the second day of the tournament in Russia

The legendary coach added that he hoped for England to meet Spain in the final

Rogue conservative interior minister planning to force through tough immigration policy

The return of Ground Force meets RuPaul's Drag Race remains beautifully emotional

Two fairground workers responsible for the death of a seven-year-old girl who was blown away on a bouncy castle because they failed to secure it have been jailed for three years.

'Distinct lack of commitment' from food industry to reduce salt, health campaigners say

The Liverpool forward has been battling to be fit for the start of the tournament ever since suffering a shoulder injury in the Champions League final against Real Madrid

'Due to production schedules and air dates'

Critics give their verdict on the superhero sequel

Follow all the latest news from the second Group C match in Russia