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Dr Ben Greene says space infrastructure could be destroyed by an avalanche of debris.

Unlike most of Europe, Czechs had remained tolerant of smoking up till now.

Pound falls to a six-week low amid the latest blow to Theresa May's campaign.

The statue of the fictional boxer is located near the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Nuffield Trust warned that the care sector could be left with a staff shortage of 70,000.

ITV had said it "no desire to distract from the important cause"

The couple have two daughters who were born while Letourneau served a seven-year jail sentence.

Agent reiterates that injured striker, out of contract next month, is hoping to remain in England.

Morissette's iconic 1995 album is being turned into a stage production.

Wolfsburg rebuilding after a difficult season.

Mother wanted access to Facebook account after 15-year-old died after being hit by a subway train

The athletics governing body banned Russia from track and field events in November 2015.

Photo described as a "funny stunt" rather than a meme takedown of US president.

Vucic, a former ultranationalist, won the presidential election by a landslide in April.

The Gunners board ratified his new deal on Tuesday.

Barack Obama signed up to the agreement in October 2016

England face Bangladesh in Group A clash of the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 clash on Thursday.

Santi Cazorla has been a major miss for Arsenal this season.

Is this the PM's "bacongate"?

The intoxicated Pennsylvania man was reportedly upset about a family situation.

The Shadow Brokers teased a 'monthly subscription' for leaked hacking tools.

During Ballmer's period, Microsoft had introduced the Windows Phone.

Apple is expected to update its MacBook range at its annual WWDC event on 5 June.

Melania Trump questioned the mental health of Kathy Griffin.

The structure, known as El Volcán, was probably erected deliberately to look like a volcano.

Exclusive: Former Real goalkeeper Bodo Illgner feels Navas is good enough to be the club's no.1.

Fly-on-the-wall series will reportedly document Jackson's recording sessions and tour preparations.

Hackers not only attack but also spy on the services run by their competitors on the Dark Web.

They're looking for investigators with a 'great eye for detail'