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By Andy Bruce and Sinead Cruise LONDON Bedlam in Britain's 1.5 trillion-pound ($1.9 trillion) mortgage market, fuelled by

Rudimental will headline The Hundred Final, while the cricketing tournament will also see live performances from the likes of Asha Gold, Dylan and Lottery Winners.

Harrison Ford is not "going to miss anything" about playing Indiana Jones because the movies will always be there for people.

British power generator Drax Group Plc is in talks with National Grid Plc to restart two coal-fired units

A popular song from Hong Kong's democracy movement has begun to disappear from several major music streaming sites -- including in some locations overseas -- days after the Chinese business hub's local government filed an injunction to ban the tune.

By John Revill ZURICH (Reuters) -Siemens will spend 2 billion euros ($2.16 billion) on a new global investment plan, the

By Sameer Manekar Investors cut back short bets on emerging Asian currencies as most local central banks maintained

For the second time this year, concerns of Chinese spying on the United States have cast a shadow over a planned visit to China by the US' top diplomat as the two superpowers try to improve fractured ties while keeping a watchful eye on each other.

Rayan Bashir says she is struggling after being left in hotels for weeks since arriving from Sudan.

The BBC goes to a Nato air exercise to see the challenges in training Ukrainians on F-16 fighters.

Dan Crenshaw popped out his glass eye after the Congressional Soccer Match.

Since the Kakhovka dam burst on June 6, the floods have cut off any chance Ukraine’s troops might