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New York Times reporters are looking into how government contractors resolve medical billing disputes.

The bestselling crime writer and Scotland’s first female Geographer Royal had long kept their work separate, until a chance discovery about a doomed 17th-century expedition forced them to collaborate The airy, modern

Deaths expected as Kumamoto shaken by 6.8-magnitude quake, knocking out power and damaging buildings A 6.8-magnitude earthquake has shaken south Japan, leaving at least 100 people injured. Some are trapped and presumed

‘There will be a lot of transfer links, a lot of rumours’ Chelsea hit back to beat Western Sydney Wanderers 6-4 Xabi Alonso refused to confirm Chelsea are interested in signing the

As US ties fray, Netanyahu’s claim to unrivalled influence in Washington is under growing scrutiny.

[New Times] Rwanda’s efforts to expand hepatitis screening, treatment and decentralised care have been highlighted as an example of how African countries can take greater ownership of their health systems.

Broadcaster Gyles Brandreth says the service at Guildford Cathedral was “deeply moving”.

The computer models meteorologists use aren’t 100 percent accurate. But natural weather forecasters seem to have a sixth sense for sudden squalls.

She says she stands by past comments that the interest charged on Plan 2 loans is “egregious”.

Team Restore Confidence, led by GFF presidential candidate Sadibou Kamaso, has presented a proposed financial package aimed at improving club football in The Gambia. The plan covers the men’s and women’s leagues,