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Crystal Palace midfielder Will Hughes admitted frustration after Saturday's defeat at Aston Villa.

All national highways and inter district major roads were blocked by the women at many places

A BBC star has turned down I’m a Celebrity and revealed while she’ll never do the show.

In a much-anticipated reveal, New Zealand Cricket took to Twitter to introduce their fresh look for the tournament.

During Sunday night's episode of Inside with Jen Psaki, legal analysts Neil Katyal and Andrew Weissman explained why new NBC Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker's recent interview with ex-President Donald Trump was successful.

In his biography of his father Richard, Jonathan Dimbleby writes of his father’s shame at the timidity of the BBC during the Spanish Civil War. The BBC, thought Dimbleby senior, was, in effect, through editorial selection, siding with the Franco regime. It is a reminder that, even when they do nothing, institutions are taking sides. At the moment, the controversy arises not in a war but in a culture war.

The former prime minister declined to express regret about the consequences of her doomed package of £45 billion of tax cuts last year.

The French menswear retailer owned by the Mulliez family has appointed Benoit Legrand, formerly at Go Sport, as head of Retail and Customers Europe, said Jules's managing director Joannes Soënen.

Trump blamed "liberal Jews" for voting to "destroy America and Israel" while wishing them a happy new year.

Former PM succeeded only in delivering ‘Argentina on the Channel’, says former Bank of England chief

Natasha Poonawalla's experimental take on fashion at Vogue World is like no one else's

India is ready to win the World Cup: Former captain Kapil Dev

The old warhorse has come out for another battle. Sir Salman Rushdie, his eye covered with a patch from a terrifying attack last year by a young man who said he disliked his views on Islam, appeared last week at the National First Amendment conference in Philadelphia to discuss threats to free speech. The very fact that he appeared remotely says it all — it was during a similar event that he was stabbed repeatedly; he’s not a free man.

Cricket Australia (CA) announced on Monday that all-rounder Aaron Hardie will join the Aussie squad traveling to India as cover for Sean Abbott and Nathan Ellis. Both Abbott and Ellis picked up minor injuries during the team's recent tour of South Africa.

French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin travelled to Rome on Monday (18 September) to "help Italy hold its border" as the Italian island of Lampedusa faces a major influx of migrants.

A Qatari plane waited in Iran on Monday to fly out five US detainees in a swap for five Iranians...

Felipe Mora scoring his third goal of the season and Evander following with what became the go-ahead goal and scoring his eighth of the season led the Portland Timbers to an important win on the road as well in what was considered a big and crucial game for both Western Conference sides. Ever since their [...]

STEVE PARKIN is the ultimate rags-to-riches fairytale – from a council house in Leeds to selling the £1billion business he built from scratch.

NETFLIX fans were so terrified they switched off newly-released horror film The Little Things after a matter of minutes.

KATHRYN BATTE: A working group of 10 chief executives from both top flight and second tier clubs has been working with the FA to help shape the future of the women's game.

1. NFL Week 2 takeaways: Baker Mayfield is cooking, Bijan Robinson off to strong start  The Athletic
2. 2023 NFL season, Week 2: What We Learned from Sunday's games  NFL.com
3. NFL Week 2 grades: Cowboys earn an 'A' for destroying Jets, Raiders get an 'F' for blowout loss to Bills  CBS Sports
4. What we learned in NFL Week 2: Giants are resilient, Cowboys roll, Bengals and Chargers look off  The Athletic
5. NFL Notes: Dolphins Keep Rolling, Josh Jacobs Sputters, Week 2 NFL Scores... Читать дальше...

IIT-Bombay placement 2022-23: Companies in the US, Japan, UK, Netherlands, Hong Kong, and Taiwan made 65 job offers to IIT-Bombay students.

HERE at Dream Team HQ we consider it our responsibility to flag up success stories that may be flying under the radar.

Police in suburban Chicago were looking for the former athlete, whose mother's beaten body was discovered in a creek behind her home.

Sun-Times file

A man is dead after losing control of his motorcycle on DuSable Lake Shore Drive on the city’s North Side late Sunday, police said.

The man, 25, was driving northbound in the 3600 block of the drive when he lost control of the motorcycle and hit a guard rail shortly after 11 p.m., according to Chicago police. He was thrown into the southbound lanes, where a passing vehicle ran into him.

He was taken to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, where he died. Читать дальше...