TikTok users from around the world have ditched outfits they think appeal to men such as tight fitting dresses and feminine in favour of edgy, eye-catching pieces in a new social media trend.
TEHRAN, Oct. 27(MNA) – Abdalla Hamdok, the deposed prime minister of Sudan, has been allowed to return home, according to his office, a day after the country’s military detained him after seizing power in a coup.
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GARDENING can be blighted by slugs. The small gastropod creatures nibble infuriatingly on plants. BBC gardener Mark Lane gave this slug pellet warning.
Crown Resorts directors could be put in an untenable position of having decisions they believe are in the best interests of the scandal-plagued company overridden by the new “special manager” appointed to monitor its Melbourne casino, legal experts say.
Charley Hull wins the individual title at the Aramco Team Series in New York - the first Ladies European Tour event to take place in the United States.
ARSENAL are set to keep William Saliba after his impressive stint at Marseille, according to reports. The centre-back has been sent out on loan three times since arriving at the club in 2019, but Gunners chiefs are said to be happy with his progress. Meanwhile Emile Smith Rowe has spoken of his desire to stay […]
PARIS (Reuters) - Plastic Omnium reported on Wednesday a drop of more than 14% in its third-quarter sales as the French car parts maker reduces costs to blunt the blow of customers' cuts in output
George Russell says Williams' championship position allows him to experiment with his approach and take more risks in the final races of 2021.
In mid-October, Benjamin Goldschmidt was fired from his job as assistant rabbi of the well-to-do New York synagogue, after rising tensions with senior rabbi Arthur Schneier. The community is split over who takes the mantle
Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama claims victory at the Zozo Championship in his native Japan following a final round of 65.
Should Cameroon be deemed unfit to host the upcoming AFCON, South Africa has reportedly been identified as a suitable reserve option. This comes from Hampshire Live, with concerns having previously been raised regarding the nation’s ability to hold the tournament given its continued struggles with the pandemic (as covered by the Daily Mail). Liverpool are […]
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Northern Ireland's disappointment after Tuesday's 2-2 draw with Austria shows how far Kenny Shiels side have progressed ahead of the Euro 2022 draw.
Prabhakar Bhimaji Waghchaure from India, faked his own death in an attempt to claim $5 million worth of life insurance by killing a destitute man and passing him off as himself
RYAN REYNOLDS and Rob McElhenney brought some Hollywood glamour to English football’s fifth tier as they turned up at Maidenhead United. The Tinseltown A-listers were watching Wrexham play for the first time since their high-profile takeover earlier this year. And fans in the Berkshire market town couldn’t believe their eyes when the actors took their […]
Freshwater sources in Tshwane, including the Hennops river and Roodeplaat dam, are being polluted with untreated and partially treated sewage and sludge with devastating effects because of a failure to maintain wastewater treatment works in Pretoria. These were the findings released by the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) following an inquiry into the state of wastewater treatment works in the City of Tshwane.
Sangani will report to Shekar Swamy, group CEO, R K Swamy Hansa
SNP MP Alison Thewliss was put on the spot by BBC's Sally Nugent over the readiness of Glasgow to host COP26 amid the threat of a rail strike.
META: Budget 2021 LIVE: Chart shows UK economy roar back as Sunak to hail 'new age of optimism.'
CRIMINAL charges pertaining to the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins are "on the table", according to a local prosecutor.
Employers are required to pay for their employees' tests. Such an opinion was expressed on the air of "Hello, Bulgaria" by the labor law expert at CITUB Todor Kapitanov and the former Minister of Social Affairs Ivan Neykov.
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Vishal Bhardwaj posts inspiring story of woman gajra seller from Delhi. Priyanka Chopra reacts