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Follow all the latest news from the second round of fixtures in Group A

UK Finance says card based payments outstripped cash for the first time in 2017, a year ahead of forecasts, but it's important that people who still want to use cash aren't left behind

In an attack on Angela Merkel on Monday, Donald Trump claimed that "crime in Germany is way up". He blamed the Chancellor's refugee policy, saying it had been a "big mistake" to allow people sanctuary.

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Tia Reed thought that she was unable to have children due to her diagnosis of endometriosis

The fascinator is from one of the Duchess's favourite high-street stores

VPN use doubled during the 2016 Summer Olympics

'Your privilege is really showing'

The Scottish Rugby Union have agreed a deal with Wasps to spring him from his recently-signed contract, leaving the Premiership club without a forwards coach for the new season

Mexico supporters have a controversial long-held song aimed towards goalkeepers taking goal-kicks which gay rights groups argue is homophobic because it uses the slur puto

Follow all the latest news from the first Group H match in Russia

Donald Trump blames, predictably, a law passed by the Democrats for the phenomenon. Not for the first time, he hasn't got his facts quite right: there is no such law

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

Panic! At The Disco frontman talks new album 'Pray For The Wicked', Broadway, and why LA is 'the best and f**king worst place in the world'

The supermarket insists that the meat is safe to eat

'No violent ideology was confirmed' despite teenager telling police he had been trained as an Isis child soldier

Smartphone calendars let football fans set reminders for every match

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

Hordes had travelled far and wide to see the New Yorker's sole UK show

Follow all the latest news from the first Group G match in Russia

The former dancer and West End-conquering choreographer has turned his attention to crafting a live version of the vastly successful kids' show

Long sets, intimate stages and beautiful scenery prove a winning formula for a young crowd

We run the rule over both sets of players after Sweden saw off South Korea in Group F

'If I had to base my career on what white men wanted, I would be very unsuccessful'

You can actually blame the parents