It is widely expected that there won't be any change to the Bank's monetary policy, with interest rates set to stay at a record low of 0.25%.

Atomico and Idinvest led the Series A funding round.

Reaction among career agents at the FBI ranged from "raw anger" to fear after James Comey's sudden firing on Tuesday.

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The unflappable Finn believes his determination, form and speed justify his optimism.

Even as President Donald Trump steers the United States away from actively fighting climate change, a number of American cities and states are continuing to pursue renewable energies to reduce their carbon footprint.

Police were forced to form a barrier between the rival fans, keeping them apart to prevent further trouble.

Snap reported its first earnings, Netflix is waging war, and the FCC is being spammed.

Wednesday's victory took Arsenal to within three points of the Premier League top four.

Should Conte's side beat a West Brom team with little to play for they will become champions with two games to go.

The main factors that will strand drivers, according to AAA, are "battery, lock and tire-related issues."

A Wall Street analyst slapped Snap with the dreaded single digit price target after the company's ugly Q1 earnings report.

Venezuelan protesters hit the streets on Wednesday armed with "Poopootov cocktails," jars filled with excrement which they vowed to hurl at police as a wave of anti-government demonstrations turned dirty.

The collapse of a tunnel at the most contaminated nuclear waste site in the United States has raised safety concerns at such facilities described by some as ticking time bombs.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on Wednesday asked the public for feedback on a proposal to track drones in real-time around the world to avoid collisions with jetliners.

The White House maintains the FBI director was fired over his handling of the Hillary Clinton email probe.