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The crew of the Dignity I said there had been “many deaths”.

Pope Francis said today that Catholics who establish new relationships after the failure of their marriage should be welcomed by the church and must not be treated as if they were “excommunicated”.

As such, the agency is forced to extend its transportation contract with Russian Federation yet again, because it still needs the Roscosmos’ help to take American astronauts to the space station.

Wigan Athletic are understood to have enquired about the availability of Hibernian midfielder Scott Allan, according to Sky sources.

Defiant and angry Australian captain Michael Clarke vowed to keep playing on after the Ashes series with England, with those suggesting he was finished talking “a complete load of rubbish”.

Schneiderman is set to announce the agreement later Monday in Manhattan.

Adidas has been losing market share in sporting goods to its bigger U.S. rival and launched its own miCoach fitness device only past year.

Audi has priced up the 2016 A3 Sportback e-tron for the US, its first – but, if all goes to plan, not last – electrified auto for American drivers.

The Pueblo City-County Health Department released a statement confirming the county’s first case of plague since 2004 and expressing condolences to the victim’s family.

A highly constrained, not quite original hoverboard is still a hoverboard, though and Lexus has been successful in building one.

A “terrorist” bomb targeting a mosque used by Saudi Arabian police has killed at least 17 people in the southern city of Abha, state television El-Ikhbariya reported.

We all know Britney Spears has inspired a few copy-cat dance routines (guilty) but the princess of pop has now done something even better with her moves – she’s helped a young girl learn how to walk again!

One of our favorite parts of the exchange, however, came from the poster’s comment attached to the Instagram video of the incident, which read in part, “Some insane town grabbed at Swifty Swift tonight!”

The figure for S5 pupils who attained five Higher qualifications and passed at grade A in one sitting this year was 94 compared to 81 in 2014.

US fund Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) now own the business, along with stakes in London Gatwick and Edinburgh airports but they have decided to sell City in a bid to capitalise on particularly high demand for air travel.