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UK Services PMI falls to 88-month low in July following the Brexit vote, Markit says

Optimism among financial services firms in the UK has slipped, CBI-PwC survey says

25% of firms surveyed expecting business volumes to grow at a moderate rate in the next quarter.

Sunderland: Woman, 26, 'abducted and raped by gang of migrants' after drink was spiked

The mother-of-three said she woke up in a strange house with injuries after a night out in the city.

Kate Middleton and Prince William's tour of Canada - Day Two in pictures

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended four official engagements in a whistlestop visit of Vancouver.

Clinton vs Trump: Where, when and how to watch the first presidential debate

The two presidential nominees will face off on 26 September in Hempstead, New York.

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UAE port to publish weekly oil inventory data to improve transparency

Middle Eastern oil export hub Fujairah will release the data as Platts states new regional price benchmarks.

Corbyn 'not a leader' says sacked shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn

Labour 'moderate' MPs hold defiant fringe rally

Angela Eagle MP announced she was backing a second referendum on what Brexit should look like.

Team GB sing 'God Save the Queen' on plane back from Rio

Olympic golden couple Jason Kenny and Laura Trott marry in secret

The Olympic gold medal cyclists married in a private ceremony in Cheshire.

Aleppo civilian attacks are being carried out by Islamist militia, says Russian diplomat

Assaults on humanitarian convoys are the fault of Jabhat al-Nusra.

Melbourne hosts fancy dress dachshund race

More than 50 dogs were involved in Saturday's second annual dachshund race.

Swiss vote for stricter surveillance laws in referendum

65% of the voters agree the Swiss government should have more surveillance powers.

German far-right party told to expel 'lunatic' MPs over Nazi resurgence fears

The anti-immigration party is on course to be the third-largest party in Germany.

Syrian attacks may be war crimes, according to UN Special Envoy

Incendiary bombs and bunker-busters are being used against civilians in the city of Aleppo.

Miami Marlins star José Fernández killed in horror boat crash

Fernández was one of three killed in the crash, authorities said.

Labour launches Women in Leadership programme in memory of Jo Cox

The party plans to train 600 future women leaders in a mentoring programme.

Brad Pitt willing to take lie detector test to prove he did not cheat on Angelina

Angelina Jolie's estranged partner Brad Pitt seen crying over acrimonious split.

Labour peer resigns over Corbyn's 'lukewarm' approach to anti-Semitism

Labour peer says pressure group Momentum has the party 'by the throat'.

Writer shot dead as he arrived for trial over insulting Islam

Nahed Hattar was on trial for sharing a cartoon showing 'the god of Isis'.

Princess Charlotte gives a cheeky wave to the crowd while Prince George refuses high-five greeting

Embarrassing moment for Canadian prime minister Trudeau as Prince George is mystified by hand gesture.

Bookmaker Paddy Power has its bets on who's going to replace Bake Off's Mel and Sue

BBC rushing to create new rival to Great British Bake Off

The corporation hopes to pip Channel 4 to the post in airing a new format.

You can pick a 'digital daddy' using a brand new sperm donor app

Users can select donors by race, eye colour, height and level of education.

Jeremy Corbyn Labour leadership election results 2016

Labour Party Conference 2016: agenda highlights

The Labour Party Conference will run in Liverpool from 25-28 September

Jeremy Corbyn backs Ministry of Defence's war crime probes of British soldiers

Labour's leader said the British military must accept international law applies to its actions in wartime.

CyanogenMod 14 unofficial ROM for Redmi 1S brings Android 7.0 Nougat

Check out the guide to install CM14 ROM on Redmi 1S.

Killer Christopher Halliwell could be linked to Claudia Lawrence disappearance

Wiltshire Police believe Halliwell could well have other victims.

Stealth bomber's advantage could disappear in face of China's new radar

The system is capable of spotting the planes at a 60-mile range, according to reports.

Fire rips through Pemex-owned Mexican oil tanker

Fire rips through oil tanker owned by Mexican state firm Pemex

The 31 crew members were rescued by Mexican Navy, with no injuries reported.

Putin accused of using firebomb in Aleppo that is 'one step down from a nuclear weapon'

Incendiary weapons and bunker-buster bombs are being used in air strikes on Aleppo.

Luke Shaw and Henrikh Mkhitaryan not ready for Manchester United return

Jose Mourinho says neither player were 100% for the visit of champions Leicester City.

Pep Guardiola confirms Kevin De Bruyne injury in Manchester City's 3-1 win over Swansea City

De Bruyne scored two goals and registered four assists in six league games for Manchester City.

Why are so many elite athletes taking asthma medication?

More athletes are being allowed to use asthma medication. Is there an epidemic in athletes?

GCHQ steps in to combat hackers attempting to crash UK power grid via smart energy meters

Fancy Bears hacker group planned to disrupt Britain's general election

Cybersecurity experts say evidence shows the group is backed by the Kremlin.

Jeremy Corbyn celebrates leadership victory

Jeremy Corbyn says he wants 'more power for Labour members'

The Labour leader wants to involve members and supporters in the party's decision making.

Russo brothers had discussed killing off Steve Rogers before heading into Avengers Infinity War

Kevin Feige says the end of Civil War was about fracturing the team before getting into Infinity War.

Mauricio Pochettino demands greater potency after Tottenham beat Middlesbrough

The Spurs boss says club must be more clinical after 2-1 win at the Riverside Stadium.

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