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Rev Courtney Stewart translates whole of New Testament life of Jesus into Jamaican patois.

Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo has warned his stars to respect rules and behave themselves, particularly when representing the club

Manchester United took a commanding 3-0 win at St James' Park today, with the result a flattering one for Newcastle as the sides met in the final Sunday fixture.

Arsene Wenger believes the 3-1 win at West Ham can give his players the belief and confidence to challenge for the title.

Flood warnings in place across South Wales, southwest England and parts of Midlands as heavy rains return.

Cost-cutting and abandoned investment rather than output producing profits, says ONS, threatening future tax revenues on corporate profits

Islamic centre in Port Coquitlam targeted for second time.

Police union refuses to drop calls for senior MP in pleb police officer row to quit.

First Lady Valerie Trierweiler seeks £16,000 after bikini photos taken at official presidential residence were published.

Danish magazine denies it is ready to reveal second tranche of even more explosive pictures of duchess changing bikini bottoms.

Intimate New Se og Hor pictures published soon after the royal couple rocked by personal tragedy.

The history of the Kate Middleton nude bikini pictures scandal.

British designer Peter Copping, head of design at Nina Ricci, was the star of the third day of the Paris Fashion Week

Name of US president may have been codeword to give prime minister an out from tennis game with Charlie Brooks.

GFK NOP research shows consumer optimism growing in September and offers hope for festive reatil boost

Canadian radio host's confessional blog sparks claims he could psychologically damage his kids.

Having been battered by dreary macroeconomic environment, Christmas trading period more important than ever for British retailers

Eurogamer 2012 starts Thursday 28 September at Earl's Court

But heat still on government's Chief Whip as police report claims "he did swear at me".

Protesters angry at militant group Ansar al-Sharia which is allegedly involved in the US consulate attack.

Andrew Mitchell picked the wrong insult by branding police "plebs."