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“Revolutionary” find suggests ancient stick ceremony persisted among Aboriginal people from the last ice age to colonial times

1. Raducanu ready for tough Wimbledon start with Murray in race against time  The Guardian
2. Chaos and stress-free Emma Raducanu: I am ready for an amazing summer  The Telegraph
3. Emma Raducanu's opponent withdraws from Wimbledon hours before clash  Express
4. Emma Raducanu vs Ekaterina Alexandrova start time: When is Wimbledon match today?  The Independent
5. Wimbledon LIVE! Emma Raducanu, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Coco Gauff, Aryna Sabalenka and Carlos Alcaraz all... Читать дальше...

1. Patients left in pain and to die alone amid NHS nurse shortages, survey finds  The Guardian
2. Patients are being left to die alone in Britain's hospitals because of 'dangerous' nursing shortages - as repo  Daily Mail
3. Patients left to 'die alone' over nurse staff shortages in NHS  Metro.co.uk
4. Critical nursing shortages risk patient safety in Wales, says RCN  Deeside.com
5. Patients 'left to die alone' amid 'dangerous' nurse shortages  The Telegraph

After GOL and Avianca unveiled plans to establish Abra a couple of years ago, it appeared that Abra was attempting to build a powerful South American airline group.

1. US accused of offering Boeing ‘sweetheart deal’ over fatal crashes  The Guardian
2. Federal prosecutors meet with Boeing, crash victims' relatives ahead of looming charging decision: report  Fox Business
3. US to criminally charge Boeing over 737 MAX crashes  Yahoo! Voices
4. U.S. Said to Seek Boeing Guilty Plea to Avoid Trial in 737 Max Crashes  The New York Times
5. DOJ to offer Boeing plea agreement for fatal crashes; relatives of victims slam 'sweetheart deal'  USA... Читать дальше...

Stocks that hit fresh record highs include names like RIL, which rose more than 2%. Bharti Airtel pared its gains after reaching record highs, while Bombay Burmah Trading Corp surged more than 7% on Friday.

1. At least 18 people killed in series of suicide attacks in Nigeria  The Guardian
2. Suspected female suicide bombers kill at least 18 in Nigeria  BBC
3. Bomb blasts kill at least 18 in Nigeria  CNN
4. Mother suicide bomber blows herself up along with her baby in Nigeria terror attack that kills 18  Daily Mail
5. At least 18 killed, dozens injured in Nigeria suicide attacks  Al Jazeera English

See a gallery of the top new houses in the state as judged by the Australian Institute of Architects and vote for your favourite.

Australians on different tax brackets tell us how they will spend their stage 3 tax cuts.

Thirty-six conservation areas in Melbourne’s growth corridor contain some of the last intact grasslands in Australia, but just three are in good health.

Two very different views of the United States from Japan, separated by 25 years and, more importantly, a war, define this month's look back at Japanese history.

Happy Monday! Fintech companies like Cred, PhonePe and Paytm are seeking partnerships with NBFCs to enter the secured credit market. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Investing in waterproof cases or covers is an effective way to shield your gadgets from rain and moisture.

Madhya Pradesh Assemlys Budget session from today nursing college scam in focus

After seeing revenues surge during the pandemic, Target has been facing tough times. A report Sunday (June 30) by the Financial Times (FT) examines the retailer’s recent struggles: sales have slipped in part to protests against its LGBTQ+ themed products, and affluent consumers have turned their attention to Walmart. It’s led some observers to wonder […]

1. China's factory activity rises at fastest pace in over 3 years, Caixin PMI shows  Reuters.com
2. China's June factory activity contracts again, services slows  Reuters.com
3. Asia markets mixed as China manufacturing contracts again, Japan revises first quarter GDP downward  CNBC
4. China's Manufacturing Sector Stays in Contraction for Second Straight Month  The Wall Street Journal

KOTA KINABALU: The number of flood victims in Penampang increased to 112 people from 40 families this morning compared to 78 people from 28 families last night.

Pure class from Diana Taurasi.

Cowboy boots, dresses, music awards and storyboards will be included in the collection.

Fears are growing the Western Australian could cross the floor later on Monday and vote against an end to the live sheep export trade.

Chris Paul (left), Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (right)

National Womens Soccer League 2024 - Matchday 15 - Played 29-Jun-24 - Posted by sedor18

North Korea testfires missiles in response to USSouth KoreaJapan drills

The euro was 0.32% higher at $1.0747, while European stock futures rose 1% as exit polls showed Marine Le Pen's eurosceptic National Rally emerged ahead in the first round of the French vote but with fewer votes than some analysts had forecast.