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Bison arrived in North America via the Bering Land Bridge and had dispersed across the continent within 20,000 years.

The skull belonged to an ancestor of humans and Neanderthals.

In some cultures, marriages between cousins are frequent and benefit the bride and groom's parents.

Janssen scored from open play for the first time for Tottenham against Millwall.

Police arrested suspects in 14 separate provinces across China, including Beijing.

Team Sky have come under severe scrutiny in recent weeks.

Anthony Roberts stripped his elderly victim during 90-minute ordeal in south London.

Shockwaves are being sent through the town over Trish's ordeal.

Mundo Deportivo suggests that Manchester City could turn their attention to the Bayern Munich star.

Robotic submarine to map movement of deep waters in abyss that plays a critical role in regulating Earth's climate.

London markets lifts as traders focus on expected US Federal Reserve interest rate rise later in the week.

Toure was brought in from the cold by Guardiola earlier this season.

Witness calls for officers to be given more training in handling dogs, calling incident 'sick and unacceptable'.

The peculiar tale of two men, two cats and a massive leak of CIA documents.

Cobra venom can destroy whole limbs. Now scientists want to turn it against cancer cells.

The recently-discovered system has a very Belgian connection.

Downing Street says PM will launch not Brexit process on Tuesday - even if MPs give her go-ahead

The 31-year-old insists getting a licence wasn't a move to imitate the Irishman.

Erdogan accused Dutch politicians of behaving like 'Nazis' and compared Netherlands to 'banana republic'.

One leader just starting out at president, the other battling to win their fourth election

Her Majesty urged the 2.5 billion Commonwealth citizens to show 'respect and understanding' for one another.

IBTimes UK visits a drought-hit community in Tete province where charity World Vision is assisting people.

Elizabeth II opted for two outfits during the two-part public engagement on Monday (13 March).

Faith, who died in 2003, reportedly had business investments in Cuba and visited the country in 1997.

IBTimes UK senior entertainment reporter Alicia Adejobi rounds up this week's music stories.

The Scottish Whisky Association says it will work to understand what independence referendum will bring.

Police confirmed they have launched a murder investigation following the incident in Ravensdale Gardens.

Catalans have won the 16 La Liga games in which the former Lyon defender played.

Scientists find feedback mechanism stops atmospheric CO2 from falling below a certain level.