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EU's Barnier tells Britain to stop playing 'hide and seek'

Australia aims to be world's most professional team: Langer

Link between TB, Parkinson's identified

Cycling can increase the rate of life expectancy: study

Link between TB, Parkinson's identified

Researchers have uncovered a potential cause of Parkinson's disease which may also help combat drug-resistant strains of tuberculosis (TB)

Cycling can increase the rate of life expectancy: study

Walking down to office or cycling can increase the rate of life expectancy cycling

Chemicals arms watchdog wants attack perpetrators identified

The head of the world's chemical weapons watchdog said Friday his organisation needed a mechanism to identify the perpetrators of attacks, despite fears it could lead to accusations of politicisation

Oil drops as Saudis see likely supply boost

Global oil prices fell Friday after top producer Saudi Arabia signalled a likely boost in supply as soon as the third quarter, and world stock markets were mixed over the sudden US move to cancel the summit with North Korea

Vunipola fit to start for Saracens against Exeter in Premiership final

No 'facts' to support MH17 charges: Russia's Lavrov

Russia said Friday the Netherlands had provided no evidence that Moscow was directly behind the 2014 shooting down of flight MH17 over war-torn east Ukraine, accusing the Dutch of promoting their own agenda

Scotland restarts independence debate with economic study

Scotland restarts independence debate with economic study

Scottish nationalists rebooted their case for independence on Friday with a study claiming that Scots could be 4,100 (4,700 euros, $5,500) per person better off annually outside the United Kingdom.

Robert Radley report can't be trusted as it is contrary to facts, Maryam tells court

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leader Maryam Nawaz, while recording her statement in Avenfield reference on Friday, remarked that the report compiled by forensic expert Robert Radley cannot be trusted as it is contrary to the facts.

Asia stocks fall as Trump ditches Kim summit, but Europe rebounds 25 May 2018

Asian markets mostly fell Friday as US President Donald Trump abruptly axed next month's summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but Europe rebounded on hopes the pair would still meet.

UK economy caught in Brexit crossfire

Britain's economy has grown at the slowest pace in more than five years, official data showed Friday, as Bank of England governor Mark Carney warned about a "disorderly" Brexit transition