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Police officer Sam Davison is taking the builder to court after the botched job.

A new study suggests that those at risk of cognitive decline could halve their chances of dementia by addressing hearing loss.

At least 11 people were killed and six others were injured on Wednesday after a building’s wall collapsed at Islamabad’s Peshawar Road as the area faces a spell of heavy monsoon rains.

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Our homes seem to grow “smarter” by the day. Gadgets can now dim our lights, scoop cat poop, track when eggs will expire, and even check for wet baby diapers. While these gizmos can certainly make life more convenient, they also entice hackers. That’s because smart devices typically connect to Wi-Fi, which means people can hijack the network and your precious, often intimate data that lives on it.

ICC Test Rankings Rohit Sharma back in top Yashasvi Jaiswal makes maiden appearance after debut hundred

Anticipation for Messi's debut with Inter Miami has skyrocketed, but Beckham disclosed that the Argentine might not necessarily start in the upcoming Leagues Cup match against Mexican team Cruz Azul. "Leo will have a role in the game, but the decision rests with the coach, and Leo himself must determine if he is ready, considering he has been away with his family for a few weeks. He appears sharp and in excellent shape, but adaptation takes time," explained Beckham, emphasizing the significance of allowing Messi to acclimate.

CHELSEA boss Mauricio Pochettino plans to meet with Dele Alli after finding his tell-all interview too painful to finish.

"Snakes leave crawlers. The East India Company had looted the country and now they have changed the name India and are trying to loot the country. Hence, they would take the name INDIA or any other names but people of the country will not forgive them," Chaubey said.

Japan's Nikkei share average rose 1.24% to a two-week peak at 32,896.03, supported by solid bank earnings and optimism about the economy, boosted by a rally in the Wall Street. Kawasaki Kisen and Nissan were among the top Nikkei gainers, surging 6.27% and 7.68% respectively.

The administration of the colony could have organized a provocation.

A WOMAN has revealed how she managed to get the ultimate flow up by following a few simple steps anyone can do. 

Sally Urwin says she and family were forced to flee after hotel turned into a ‘giant oven’

Follow Mail Sport's live blog for all the transfer news on Wednesday, as Manchester United close in on Andre Onana, while Tottenham eye Edmond Tapsoba and Micky van der Ven.

Chef Asif R Syed, who lives in Florida, made a Hyderabad-influenced meal with patti samosa, pathar ka gosht, sheer korma and a lot more for the Vice President of the United States

The 100-year-old former secretary of state has been pushing the US to take a more conciliatory approach to China.

A look at the Enduro and 7TSix cars for Portimao Pictures of Enduro’s new Aston Martin Vantage GT3 and Mercedes-AMG GT4 for the British GT Championship have been revealed ahead of this weekend’s meeting at Portimao. All change at @enduromsport! Its new Aston and Merc join us in Portugal this weekend. pic.twitter.com/9IiGZKAz09 — 🇬🇧 #BritishGT […]

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s suggestion that COVID-19 may have been maliciously engineered to spare Jewish and Chinese people was many things—but surprising wasn’t one of them. As unhinged as the mind of a conspiracy theorist may be, it can always be trusted, sooner or later, to land on the Jews.

Police said the workers had been engaged by the owner of a wedding hall to demolish a portion of the compound wall; the wall collapsed on the two as they were working; a third woman worker escaped unhurt

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It’s Barbie Week at The Daily Beast’s Obsessed, celebrating the doll’s pop-culture history, our favorite Barbie memories, and a certain major movie. Read all of our coverage here!

The song, titled Call Me A Lioness, will raise money for charities supporting grassroots girls’ and women’s football.

Written by Dr. Binoy Kampmark Hosting sporting events has always been a government’s formula to distract their seducible subjects.  It’s...

England must win the final two Ashes Tests at Old Trafford and The Oval to regain the Ashes after Australia produced two excellent performances at Edgbaston and Lord's

The breakthrough by Oxford Cannabinoid Technologies could help save healthcare providers and patients time and money.