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Manchester United striker Mason Greenwood is all set to leave the club permanently at the end of the season. The 22-year-old striker is currently on at Spanish club Getafe and he has eight goals and five assists in all competitions this season. According to a report from Gazzetta, Juventus are keen on signing the 22-year-old […]

A crash on NY-5 that closed all lanes in both directions at Tull Drive in Colonie has been cleared.

Two-Time Australian Olympic Swimmer Neil Rogers Dies at 70 SwimSwam

THE latest series of The Apprentice is almost at the end with one contestant in with a chance of winning.

Chinese diplomats reportedly held meetings with congressional staffers to argue against legislation that would force the sale of TikTok.

Albion star Grady Diangana reckons his more indifferent recent seasons have helped him mature and rediscover his best levels.

AS the warmth of summer inches closer, the hunt for the perfect floral dress intensifies. 

The president’s salary is well above that of an average American. But is it enough to drive up his net worth?

A Magistrate court in Ibadan has ordered that all 29 Oyo nation agitators that invaded the state secretariat be remanded in Agodi prison until Aug 1

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar vows to ensure the supply of Cauvery river water to Bengaluru residents "by hook or by crook," sparking controversy over alleged promises made during election campaigning. Shivakumar's remarks come after a video surfaced showing him purportedly linking water supply to voting for his brother, DK Suresh, seeking re-election.

A triumphant regular season sets the stage for hopes of playoff glory.

India skipper Rohit Sharma is not a fan of the IPL's 'Impact Player' rule, which allows teams to substitute a player during their respective innings as per match demands. This rule has raised eyebrows as players like Washington Sundar and Shivam Dube have only been used as power-hitters by Chennai Super Kings. Rohit believes that the rule is hindering the development of India all-rounders and that the game should be played by 11 players instead of 12.

One Morrisons worker, named only as 'Emma', had two pictures of her face plastered on a roadside sign, as someone warned 'Watch your husbands'. The banner has gone viral on X

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A campaign has been launched for better signs after four goats were hit by a vehicle and died.

Poll panels highest ever seizure Rs cr seized in cash drugs liquor gold

Apr.18 - As a 'new Kimi' makes his way to Formula 1, there seems little doubt that a 'new Raikkonen' also seems destined for the top category of motor racing. At the Red Bull Ring in Austria this week, Andrea 'Kimi' Antonelli - a teenage protege of Toto Wolff who is in the running for.....check out full post »

After the announcement that FA Cup replays are set to be scrapped, football fans of all leagues came out in their numbers to slam the decision

In this episode of the podcast "'Tis But A Scratch": Fact & Fiction About the Middle Ages, co-hosts Richard Abels and his wife Ellen Abels explain who and what "Vikings" really were, what historical factors contributed to the advent of the Viking Age.

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1. Grant Shapps defends Conservatives' handling of MP Mark Menzies after bizarre claims unearthed  Evening Standard
2. Tory response to MP Mark Menzies allegations appalling, says activist  BBC
3. What on Earth is going on with the Conservative Party?  The New Statesman
4. Revealed: Tory MP allegedly demanded campaign cash to pay 'bad people'  The Times
5. Yet another Tory MP in a sleaze scandal takes us 'Back to Basics' | John Rentoul  The Independent