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Liverpool are interested in Juventus defender Dean Huijsen.

Staffordshire will need thousands more school places by 2033 to meet growing demand in the county, it has been revealed.

Return To Women & Girls in Cycling Saddle Sisters of High Park is an incredibly strong and inspiring network of female cyclists, that was created by Sandra Fletcher during the […]

Donald Trump notoriously cheats at golf, and panelists on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" mocked his skullduggery on the links as emblematic of all of his other moral failings.

The end of the game was certainly not. The Sixers were hot about successive and-1s that Kawhi Leonard got. The second, with 15.7 seconds remaining, gave the Clippers a 1-point lead. Then, Oubre drove the paint, hard, drew contact from George and got nothing. And verbally detonated. “We’re not perfect. The refs aren’t perfect,” Oubre said. “I want to apologize for just losing my cool because that’s something I work on each and every day, try to represent God in the best way I possibly can, and that wasn’t it. Читать дальше...

Kirsty Connell, 39, went to her doctor after suffering terrible headaches and frequent cases of déjà vu - the phenomenon of feeling as though you have lived through a situation before

Reconciliation Bridge, 4th Avenue flyover and 5th Avenue flyover closed in both directions.

During his weekly media briefing, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that “the Indian crew members are in good shape, good health.”

Mauricio Pochettino has been rocked by further injury problems after the international break

The future of the biennial ESOF meeting is uncertain after parent organization declares bankruptcy

Mercedes have been found guilty of emissions cheating.

Despite conveniently nesting in manmade nest boxes, there are still lots of areas to study for Eastern bluebirds.

Things perhaps haven’t gone as well at Newcastle this season as the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) would’ve liked, and news that one player’s girlfriend has suggested she’d be much happier if he left the club is hardly likely to have lifted their mood. There isn’t too much blame that can be attached to Eddie […]

A 90s RnB legend looks like she’s barely aged a day since her music heyday and the death of her co-star.

French President Emmanuel Macron blasted the long-stalled free trade agreement between the European Union and South America's Mercosur bloc Wednesday during a visit to Brazil. The deal "as it is negotiated today is a really bad agreement, for you and for us," Macron told an economic forum in Sao Paulo. FRANCE 24's Jan Onoszko reports from Brasilia.

The former "Today" show anchor, 70, shares daughter Cassidy, 30, and son Cody, 34, with late husband Frank Gifford.

1. Man held over stabbing in front of Beckenham train passengers  BBC
2. Teenager arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after man stabbed on train in south London  Sky News
3. Man, 19, arrested after stabbing on train in south London  The Guardian
4. Kennington Tube stabbing: Two in hospital after 'senseless' Underground station attack  Evening Standard
5. Man suffers life-threatening injuries after being stabbed on London train  The Telegraph

Whether you live under the direct path, or you plan on traveling, we're answering your top questions about the 2024 solar eclipse.

The final reading of U.S. growth in the 2023 fourth quarter was raised to a 3.4% annual pace, reflecting a surprisingly resilient U.S. economy.

The Good Glamm Group, a beauty & personal care conglomerate has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Kamal Lath as the group chief financial officer (CFO).

Thames Water, like other water companies, had no debt at the time of privatisation. But since 1989, these utility firms have borrowed vast sums to pay out more than £65 billion in dividends. Privatisation was of course supposed to drive investment. Instead it has fallen. Taxpayers and bill payers have been rinsed, and it is not over yet.

A polling station in a church.

Rishi Sunak could call an election earlier than planned in an attempt to stop plotting Tory MPs ousting him in the wake of the local elections.

The Conservatives are on course for a catastrophic result on May 2, with polling experts predicting they will lose up to 500 seats.

Fears are growing inside Downing Street that that could lead to a flood of Tory MPs sending in letters of no confidence to Sir Graham Brady, chair of the backbench 1922 Committee. Читать дальше...