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Distinguished pilot Air Vice-Marshal "Larry" Lamb held a wide range of accolades, including helping badminton to become an Olympic sport.

Eamonn McCabe's flair for visual storytelling made him one of Fleet Street's finest photographers.

The Children's Parliament thinks combating climate change is the King's most important task.

Royal Mail unveiled 10,000 job cuts on Friday - and warned of more if further strikes go ahead. The privatised postal giant claimed it needed to 'right size' the business after a wave of industrial action.

Social media giants faced fresh claims of cashing in on cruelty on Friday for offering up a wealth of bleak content despite the landmark Molly Russell inquest ruling.

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Saturday is Latinx AIDS Awareness Day, an annual observance aimed at bringing attention to the disproportionate impact of HIV and AIDS on the Hispanic and Latinx communities, as well as barriers faced by that community. Steven Tamayo, the director of community health at Austin's Kind Clinic, said that the most recent (2019) [...]

A sexual predator who crept into a family’s home at night to sexually assault an 11-year-old girl as she slept has been jailed for more than five years.

… As Muri-Okunola Charges Court Officials on Integrity In a bid to further ensure access to an improved legal system at the grassroots, the Lagos State Judicial Service Commission has organised a two-day workshop with the theme: “The Roles and Responsibilities of The Customary Courts at the Grass Roots in Lagos State”, for Customary Court …

The Oscar winner said the story of a table read with Julia Roberts gone wrong "would be funny if it wasn’t so pointless."

JENNIFER Lopez brims with joy as she appears in public with Ben Affleck for the first time since they wed.

The last person to beat Claressa Shields in a boxing ring will now be the most important opponent of her pro career. Here's what to know about Claressa Shields vs. Savannah Marshall.

The last person to beat Claressa Shields in a boxing ring will now be the most important opponent of her pro career. Here's what to know about Claressa Shields vs. Savannah Marshall.

1. Xi Jinping: China's everlasting emperor awaits his third term  Financial Times
2. Chinese President Xi tightens grip on authority amid fears of a return to one-man politics  PBS NewsHour
3. Not on the agenda of the 20th Party Congress in Beijing: How Xiconomics is wrecking the Chinese dream  The Indian Express
4. China’s Xi Jinping grabs more power, pushing Asia closer to war  Fox News
5. Opinion | Xi's coronation portends a hard era for China and the world  The Washington... Читать дальше...

From Elon Musk to woke CEOs, the commercial cast of mind doesn’t understand fanaticism

The hijab has gone through many iterations in Iranian history but more and more are now confident voicing their discontent

Courts will be pushed into political judgments on rights while employers and workers are left dealing with uncertainty

Meditation at 5am followed by a run, an ice bath and a blast of physio is a masochistic practice best contemplated at leisure

The product pyramids built by brands such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel and Hermès are about to be tested

Fewer than half the pandemic-era start-ups in the sector are still alive, with Gorillas the latest to come under threat

The law firm’s Hong Kong office has been hurt by intra-office affairs

The president has sidelined rivals and abandoned collective leadership to reign alone and unchallenged

In a week of global chaos, the bird-shaped clutch bag is a cherished piece of daft

A deal for the 146-year-old conglomerate would be the biggest buyout in Japanese corporate history

Owen Hargreaves has said that Son Heung-min is the best finisher with his weaker foot in world football. Spurs fans would have been hoping that the 13-minute hat-trick that Son got against Leicester City ahead of the international break would see the forward come back to his best after a lacklustre start to the season. […]

"I didn't know this guy but man was he a cool friend," wrote Taika Waiti.