German dictator Adolf Hitler’s long-lost collection of artworks has reportedly been discovered in Prague by a Czech historian, and is valued £1.7 million.

Rupert Murdoch personally oversaw the printing of his new Sun on Sunday tabloid, saying he wanted the paper replacing the scandal-hit News of the World to sell well over two million copies.

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American war correspondent Marie Colvin was killed while trying to retrieve her shoes so she could flee an army bombardment in the Syrian city of Homs, her employer The Sunday Times said.

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Twenty four people of India-origin are among the nearly 3,000 suspects being tried for shocking riots in London in 2011 and other towns of England, new analysis of data shows, contradicting the beli

Prince Charles and Camilla are leading separate lives as she is struggling to cope with the pressures of being a royal, it has been revealed.

The Duchess of Cornwall regularly leaves her husband and

Theo Walcott struck twice as Arsenal staged a remarkable comeback to beat north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur 5-2 and reclaim a place in the top four while delivering a huge blow to their near neigh

Over one in ten students studying at the prestigious Cambridge University have admitted to selling drugs to pay their tuition fees, a poll has revealed.

The poll, conducted by campus newspaper Varsi

A British court has convicted two men of killing a 21-year-old NRI TV executive in south-east London last year. Prosecutors said Gagandip Singh was was beaten and left to die in a burning car in Black

A British court has convicted two men of killing a 21-year-old NRI TV executive in south-east London last year.

Prosecutors said Gagandip Singh was was beaten and left to die in a burning car in Bla

A guide to Estonian socks, a cook book with the world’s most off-putting name, an examination of the role of mushrooms in Christian art, and a celebration of the office chair are among the books short