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Wolves terminate the contract of manager Dean Saunders after the club's relegation to League One.

The death toll from the collapse of an eight-storey factory building near the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, has passed 700, officials say.

Police investigating the deaths of a father and his daughter in a speedboat crash say a "kill cord" device is a key focus.

Michael Higdon hopes his season will be remembered for being Scotland's player of the year rather than his subsequent arrest.

Briton Lindsay Sandiford, who is facing the death penalty for drug smuggling in Bali, lodges an appeal at Indonesia's Supreme Court.

Paul Walsh, chief executive of the Guinness and Johnnie Walker drinks giant Diageo, is to step down, the company announces.

France's second biggest bank, Societe Generale, tells CNBC it is considering cutting up to 700 jobs as it reports a 50% fall in first-quarter earnings.

Justin Bieber and Usher are being sued in America for copyright infringement over 2010 track Somebody to Love.

Australia's central bank lowers its benchmark interest rate to 2.75% from 3%, in an attempt to counter slowing growth in the country's mining sector.

Japan's Nikkei index surged on Tuesday, rising above the 14,000 mark for the first time since June 2008.

Former Australia batsman Matthew Hayden says the current team can beat England in the Ashes despite being underdogs.

A Kazakh artist who was born without arms says he could not get permission to enter the UK because he could give no fingerprints.

The family of a Pakistani prisoner attacked by a fellow inmate in Indian-administered Kashmir is due to visit him in hospital, reports say.

Dropping religion from TV schedules would have "dangerous" consequences, the Archbishop of Canterbury warns.

Dropping religion from TV schedules would have "dangerous" consequences, the Archbishop of Canterbury warns.

The neighbour of the house where three young women were found after they disappeared in Ohio about a decade ago, describes how he helped to release them.

Brazil has begun negotiations to take on at least 6,000 Cuban doctors to work in rural areas, Brazilian Foreign Minister Antonio Patriota says.

A new museum dedicated to Swedish pop group Abba is to open its doors in Stockholm on Tuesday.

The bank worker who doubles as a South African spiritual healer

Three US women who disappeared as teenagers a decade ago or more are found alive in the state of Ohio, police say.