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Phil Woolas election victory was quashed using the same act SNP supporters are now using against Alistair Carmichael.

Bush-era NSA surveillance powers have expired, but reforms in the USA Freedom Act might bring some back.

UK property prices have risen sharply since the Conservative election victory.

How the beautiful game is being used as a cash cow.

Samsung to have challenging 2015 as local Android makers in China and India offer more for less

The Irish company has reaped the financial rewards of improved customer service.

Prime minister faced embarrassing immigration figures - triple the Conservatives' target - ahead of a major policy speech.

The chief executive's plans are finally showing signs of progress.

Ramzan Kadyrov has said he wants Chechnya to be 'more Islamic than the Islamists'.

Andy Burnham admitted that the previous Labour government had been found wanting on the economy and the Party would not return to power unless the electorate judged them to be competent.

Tycoon snapped up New Look but also has several more UK interests

Our intelligence suggests this cache of devastating rockets has been seized by Islamic State militants.

The super rich have found that investing in art can reap rich rewards.

Investing in distressed oil companies could be risky say finance experts.

What lies in store for the Ibrox club as it looks to re-enter Scotland's top tier?

Lüneberg court receives previously unseen WW2-era marriage request from Gröning, adding fresh complexity to Holocaust trial.

Stakes are high as eurozone finance ministers meet in Riga.

As Riyadh scales back air strikes in Yemen, the country is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis and civil war.

Tesco reported biggest losses in its history on April 22 totalling £6.4bn.

Egyptian former president Morsi is the latest in a long line of Muslim Brotherhood figures to be jailed.

Green Party leader Natalie Bennett has seen a Green surge replaced by a rapid decline in support.

Just 2.4 million people in Scotland could determine the fate of the whole United Kingdom

Fighting for a foothold in the UK market, Huawei's approach to product launches needs an injection of charisma

Four American mercenaries jailed for between 30 years and life are public face of largely unregulated industry.

Saudi Arabia could use its pan-Arab Sunni coalition to help Turkey unseat Bashar al-Assad rather than bombing Yemen.

Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Elizabeth Warren and HUD Secretary Julian Castro are touted as possible running mates for Hillary.

The issue is considered of utmost importance to Latino voters.

Who could possibly be wanting a transfer of some of that Mansion Tax yield?

The 21-year-old Texan blows away the Masters field and lays down a marker in 2015.