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‘Improve basic infrastructure at government hospitals and appoint sufficient staff’

We're gonna need a bigger boat as we hunt down the best shark movies of all time, according to our team.

A 100-pound sailfish leaped out of the water and impaled a Katherine Perkins, 73, of Maryland, on a fishing boat in Florida, officials said.

Watchdog concerned that airline carriers are stopping some EU and EEA EFTA citizens from traveling

(Telecompaper) The Brazilian government has started testing technology that allows users of mobile phones and tablets to access special internet pages with a...

Sometimes a viral sound on TikTok is just extra noise, static. But sometimes a sound can really push for change. This is the story of one of those sounds.

Following last month’s Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade, lawmakers are considering new measures to protect constitutional rights established by the court that could now be in jeopardy. NBC News’ Julia Jester breaks down whether there is bipartisan support for new measures in Congress and how new bills could impact the upcoming midterm elections.

Scientists believe that the 'Pantom Galaxy' has a blackhole embedded at its heart.

Scientists from NASA's OSIRIS-REx have found that the Sun's heat fractures rocks on Bennu in just 10,000 to 100,000 years, revealing that surface regeneration happens a lot quicker on asteroids than on Earth.

SEOUL, South Korea: Executives from South Korea's Hyundai Motors, Swiss factory robot builder ABB and Swedish refrigerator manufacturer Electrolux have said that after a long struggle to stockpile components, the semi-conductor chip shortage is finally easing.

Already battling with the effects of inflation on raw materials, a tight energy market and rising interest rates dampening consumer demand, the increasin

A report Monday in the British newspaper The Guardian said a growing number of people in the Mahama refugee camp in Rwanda are registering in health centers for non-communicable diseases, or NCDs, that are usually seen in older people and in urban areas. Examples cited in the paper included a hypertensive 6-year-old, a 2-year-old with respiratory problems, a 40-year-old woman with kidney failure who became hypertensive during a pregnancy, and a 20-year-old woman, diagnosed with diabetes after falling into a coma. Читать дальше...

HAVING a terrible flatmate can be an absolute nightmare, and is one you can’t even get away from at home. One woman has shared her experience with a truly nightmarish flatmate, who never cleaned up AND gave randomers keys to the apartment. Posting to TikTok, Maggie Golden has shared a couple of videos telling the […]

[FrontPageAfrica] Organizers of the Liberia Marathon have received a major financial boost to adequately prepare for the 2022 edition of the race, thanks to the provision of USD $ 25,000 (Twenty-five Thousand United States Dollars) by ArcelorMittal Liberia, a long-time partner of the event in Liberia.

It’s the first time the UK has hosted Eurovision since 1998.

Luis Medina Cantalejo anuncia más tiempo añadido y más 'castigo' para los que simulan  Leer

The parents of Archie Battersbee have have lost their appeal on an earlier ruling by a High Court judge

Portsmouth North MP Penny Mordaunt was sent a letter threatening to "kill her family", reports say.

Chelsea and Tottenham have reportedly both been in contact with Newcastle United about a potential transfer deal for Allan Saint-Maximin this summer. However, these two clubs were quoted an asking price of £40million for the French attacker, and it seems that has made teams think twice about trying to get a deal done. Saint-Maximin has […]

Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman Nasser Kanani said the Islamic republic will ‘not sacrifice the country’s fundamental interests... with a rushed process’

A report in The Telegraph suggests the German boss could be stuck with unwanted players for the upcoming season because top-flight clubs are reluctant to buy them.

Repairs to a burst pipe causing water to cascade down the historic structure have been completed but homes remain without supply.

1. Aldi gives second pay rise in year amid high demand for UK workers  The Guardian
2. Aldi to give 26,000 workers second pay rise this year - new rates from September  The Mirror
3. Aldi to give Berkshire staff pay rise in September  Bracknell News
4. Aldi hands 26000 UK workers second pay rise of the year  Shropshire Star
5. Aldi to give Derbyshire store staff second pay rise of the year  Derbyshire Times
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