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Paying with money avoids handing over 'sensitive' personal information, privacy commissioner says

Our Christmas campaign is raising funds to help create a world where no one has to die from Aids

The deal to borrow Solskjaer until the end of the season was finalised in little over 12 hours

The Leeds fighter pointedly refused to say Frampton was past his prime

The Court of Appeal has upheld a ruling that Uber drivers are workers, in the latest round of a landmark gig economy legal battle that has implications for hundreds of thousands of precarious workers in the UK.

The Portuguese left after two-and-a-half years at the club on Tuesday morning with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in charge until the end of the season

Former whip suspended by party and urged to resign

Passage of bill represents rare bipartisan victory as it attracts support from both sides of the aisle

Natalie sustained no fewer than 40 separate injuries, including serious internal trauma, a fractured eye socket and facial wounds. He poured bleach on her face

Whether you believe Mr Corbyn said 'stupid woman' or not, it is not the first time a sexism row has broken out among Westminster politicians

They are hoping it will attract brands and followers in the future

The order comes three days before a deadline to pass a bill funding the government and avoid a partial shutdown

It's a pointless battle that only reinforces our obsessions with nitpicking and categorising every piece of art we come across, argues Clarisse Loughrey

Follow the latest from the Fifa Club World Cup semi-final

Lovren sees no reason why Liverpool cannot remain unbeaten until the end of the season

A radicalised Uber driver has been found not guilty of a terror charge after attacking police officers with a 42in Lord of the Rings-style sword outside Buckingham Palace.

The attorney was 'slurring her words and stumbling on her feet'

Labour says Conservative funding commitments to tackle rough sleeping 'hardly scratching the surface'

Because police did not immediately treat his death as suspicious, 'significant' forensic opportunities were lost

The amount of men who contacted me within minutes of this happening to ask why saying the phrase 'is that bad' was staggering

The US has more than 2,000 troops inside Syria to fight Isis and contain Iran

Dan Crenshaw says he spoke directly to Davidson after the comedian shared a worrying post on Instagram

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Police investigating 'disturbing, brutal and violent' crime

Lunchtime meeting took place on eve of most violent weekend of demonstrations