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British heiress Maxwell is due to appear in court later today charged with conspiracy to entice minors to engage in illegal sex act, two counts of perjury and one of transporting a minor with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity

It is alleged that Ghislaine Maxwell facilitated Epstein with teen girls for sex. She was taken into custody in New Hampshire.

The rise of big pub companies has led to focus on profits and share prices.

Seven handguns have been seized following a search in Dublin.

Two of the most classic pieces of Americana are coming together this summer: drive-in theaters and Walmart.

There are "simply no facts" to support suggestions parts of the Black Country could be set for a Leicester-style local lockdown, a police chief has insisted.

There's absolutely no doubt that the streaming TV revolution has, by and large, been a positive thing. Thanks to a ridiculous surge in streaming TV competitors, consumers now have far more options than they've ever had before, resulting not only in lower prices and more flexibility in TV options, but customer service that far surpasses the clumsy trash fire that is Comcast customer service.

Ghislaine Maxwell has been arrested by the FBI on child sex abuse charges linked to Jeffrey Epstein, US media reports claim. The British socialite and heiress, who became a confidante of Jeffrey Epstein, has been accused of being the notorious sex abuser’s ‘pimp’. She was arrested in Bedford, New Hampshire on charges she conspired with […]

Delete two letters from its name and add almost four months to its date and you finally have the first Grand Prix of the 2020 Formula 1 World Championship. In the Grand Prix weekend post for Australia, I wrote that 'the off-season is a chance to...

Ghislaine Maxwell — Jeffrey Epstein's longtime associate accused of recruiting young girls for sex — has been arrested, according to a report.

It has been easy to ignore Washington’s NFL nickname. It's not so easy now.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy created jobs at a record clip in June as more restaurants and bars resumed operations, further evidence that the COVID-19 recession was probably over, though a surge in cases of the coronavirus threatens the fledgling recovery.

Lidl's bestselling version of Aperol is back in time for summer - and it's half the price of the real thing

TV and film actress Jessica Hynes is preparing to swim 4.6 miles along the Kent coast to raise money for two charities.

President Donald Trump is expected to deliver remarks Thursday after strong jobs numbers came out and more states indicated a surge in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases.

By Sajjad Shaukat for Veterans Today European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom have suspended the flight operations of Pakistan’s national carrier Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to and from their airports following the statement by Federal Minister for Aviation Ghulam Sarwar Khan that nearly 300 PIA pilots’ licences have been suspended, as these were […]

Piyush Chawla talked about his argument with a selector during a chat with Aakash Chopra on the former India batsman's YouTube channel.

A salary cap is what was proposed by Ivan Gazidis on this day in 2009, but it was turned down the the Premier League clubs. Had it been accepted the explosion of expenditure by Chelsea would have been kept under control as would that subsequently at Manchester City. It is also likely that the availability [...]

In 2018 and 2019, India was seeing an outbreak of smartphone launches. Smartphone makers were launching new models left, right and centre. While older brands left the market, new brands captured their space, leading to an uninterrupted launch of new devices. In 2020, that action seems to have shifted to the true wireless earbuds market. […]

Most policies have specific reasons for cancellation, and 'fear of an epidemic, pandemic or infection' isn't one of them

Residents in all 25 of the U.S. counties hardest hit by COVID-19 began to limit their public movements six to 29 days before states implemented stay-at-home orders, according to Johns Hopkins University researchers. The decline in the number of daily trips people made as tracked by mobile phone data helped slow the spread of the […]

The institutions were only restored in January after three years of political deadlock.