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Arda Turan returns to injury-plagued Barcelona squad ahead of Manchester City clash

Gerard Pique, Jordi Alba, Andres Iniesta, Jeremy Mathieu and Aleix Vidal remain on the sidelines.

Lebanon elects Michel Aoun president after 29-month political deadlock

Hezbollah supported the former general's leadership bid.

Ludogorets vs Arsenal, Champions League 2016/17: Where to watch live, preview, betting odds and possible XI

Arsenal will have one eye on the north London derby when they travel to Bulgaria to take on Ludogorets in the Champions League.

Lucifer season 2 episode 6 live: Can Charlotte help Morningstar and Amenadiel escape God's wrath?

The devil stabbed his brother Uriel with the fatal Azrael's sword in the previous episode.

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WPP reports growth in third quarter revenue but says UK business slowed after “perhaps the first signs of Brexit anxiety”

WPP third quarter revenues rise but UK growth slows

WPP's results show the company had benefited from the post-Brexit softening of the pound.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp blasts talk of European absence helping Reds' title challenge

Anfield outfit has not won the league title since 1990.

Mariah Carey spotted without engagement ring during night out with Bryan Tanaka

'The fight was not because of any cheating allegations,' Carey's team said of her situation with James Packer.

More about Meghan Markle – the divorced actress that has captured Prince Harry's heart

TV's Suits actress is allegedly dating the royal.

End of daylight saving time associated with increased risk of depression

People are more likely to be diagnosed with depression in November after the end of British summer Time.

Raheem Kassam announces Ukip leadership bid

Raheem Kassam drops out of Ukip leadership race after three days

Journalist accused senior party figures of treating leadership contest 'like a coronation'.

Zimbabweans fear new currency could throw back the nation to the horrors of its 2008 crisis

Zimbabwe is distributing its 'bond notes' to help fight against cash shortages and food prices hikes.

Barack Obama and Justin Trudeau celebrate Diwali and share moving messages with Indian community

Hillary Clinton also posted wishes to Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains around the world on the festive occasion.

Antonio Valencia focusing on recovery after undergoing surgery for broken arm

Antonio Valencia suffered the injury during United's win over City in the EFL Cup.

Ex-British special forces soldier charged over alleged role in kidnapping of Nice hotel magnate

The man is among six charged for the kidnapping of a millionaire hotelier.

WPP founder Sir Martin Sorrell receives second largest annual payout in the history of FTSE 100 blue-chip companies

Top UK firms urged to publicly compare CEOs salaries with that of median employees

Investment Association calls for FTSE 350 firms to adopt a more transparent approach to CEOs pay and bonuses,

Donald Trump slams Facebook, Twitter and Google as 'dishonest media'

Donald Trump has long accused the mainstream media of rigging the election by spreading 'outright lies'.

Japan's three biggest shipping companies sign merger agreement

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Mitsui OSK Lines and Nippon Yusen announce creation of combined company.

Eurozone economic growth holds steady in the third quarter

Eurozone GDP grows 1.6% year-on-year in third quarter, matching expectations.

Facebook testing Snapchat-style clone features in its main app

Facebook testing Snapchat-style features in its main app

The features are currently being tested out in Ireland.

How Andy Murray can become world number one at the Paris Masters

The Vienna Open champion could create history if he claims victory in the French capital.

Lionel Messi: Barcelona are more of a counter-attacking team under Luis Enrique than under Pep Guardiola

Messi is preparing to face Guardiola's Manchester City in the Champions League.

Former Attorney General Eric Holder and DOJ officials condemn FBI boss Comey

James Comey said the FBI may have found more controversial emails linked to Hillary Clinton.

Banker accused of Hong Kong double murder 'forced to perform oral sex on another boy' at top British public school

Hong Kong court told that Jutting also suffered from disorders related to cocaine and alcohol.

Indonesian woman lashed for standing too close to her boyfriend in violation of Sharia law

Public caning is common in Banda Aceh, the only province in Indonesia to have implemented Sharia law in full.

Michael Douglas addresses Val Kilmer cancer rumours: 'Things do not look too good for him'

Kilmer, 56, denied having cancer in a Facebook statement in 2015.

American Horror Story: Ryan Murphy reveals plans for Murder House and Coven crossover season

The showrunner announced the news during Entertainment Weekly's Popfest on Sunday 30 October.

Drake asks Kanye West to stop wife Kim Kardashian from mocking Taylor Swift

Drake and Swift made headlines earlier when they were spotted getting cozy at the rapper's 30th birthday bash.

Iraqi special forces close to entering Mosul's Isis-held eastern outskirts

The troops are about 3km away as they advance under heavy fire.

Mark Carney should stop playing politics over Brexit if he wants to keep his job

Bank of England governors are supposed to be dull - not rock stars

Thousands of Post Office staff strike for 24-hours in pensions and job cuts row

Bosses say 'vast majority' of outlets will be unaffected by the industrial action.

Manchester City vs Barcelona, Champions League: Where to watch live, preview, betting odds and possible XI

Premier League leaders out to avenge 4-0 defeat in the reverse fixture at Camp Nou.

Protests erupt in Morocco after fish vendor is crushed to death in garbage truck

Mouhcine Fikri, 31, was trying to retrieve confiscated swordfish.

Brazilian evangelical bishop Marcelo Crivella elected mayor of Rio de Janeiro

Crivella vowed to bring basic sanitation and law and order to the poorer parts of Rio.

UK broadband providers forced to be clear on prices by new advertising rules

81% of broadband users could not correctly calculate their bills based on advert info.

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