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Bradley Wiggins and Skoda deal ends a year early Cycling Weekly Olympian appeared in ads for the cars in 2017 and had been set to continue working with the company through this year. TAGS: Bradley Wi

David Clifford has been named in the Kerry squad for tomorrow night's Allianz League showdown with Mayo.

Fewer promises, more action: New Orleans cyclists say city isn't doing enough to make biking safe WDSU New Orleans The fatal crash on Esplanade Avenue during Mardi Gras weekend that killed 27-yea

Drivers need to accept that cyclists own Londons streets now Telegraph.co.uk There has been a worrying, Final Destination-style trend on the Telegraph Travel desk of late. This week one editor came i

Richard Evans was released Thursday, five months after discovering a cancerous mass on his neck.

Road repairs need to consider cyclists, says decree The Brussels Times Pedestrians and cyclists are set to benefit from a new ministerial decree signed by the Walloon Minister for Local Government, V

Question from my older archery friends... the older the better probably Image:...

NAHBS new builder profile: Alberta's Rollingdale Cycles Canadian Cycling Magazine When the North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) gets underway for 2019, Dale Marchand will be there in Sacr

(CNBC) Stocks posted strong weekly gains as investors cheered renewed optimism on the U.S.-China trade front on Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 136 points as Boeing shares turned around to trade 1.6 percent higher. Boeing’s turnaround was sparked by a report saying the company planned to roll out a software upgrade for […]

Going car-less in the country can be hard - Letters The Guardian Letters: City-dwellers don't face the public transport problems experienced in the country, say Tricia Knott and Susie Medley. Plu

The DJ and producer shares his favorite finds with Page Six Style, from a Bruce Lee-inspired yellow tracksuit to a floral Takashi Murakami hoodie.

Federer is now two wins from a record sixth BNP Paribas Open title.

American Airlines slashed flights between Venezuela and the United States one day after U.S. diplomats left and as the country recovered from a long blackout.

FRANKFORT, Ky. — An attorney has threatened to sue the Kentucky Department of Education for seeking the names of teachers who used sick days to protest at the state Capitol. Ten Kentucky school districts have been forced to close several times since the end of February as teachers used their sick days so they could

Cory Booker pointed to the “rising tide of white supremacy and Islamophobia around the globe” after the mass shooting in New Zealand.

Gianni Moscon abandons Tirreno-Adriatico due to feeling strange after earlier crash Cycling Weekly Gianni Moscon pulled out of Tirreno-Adriatico due to feeling strange after a crash earlier in the se

NEW YORK (AP) _ Stemline Therapeutics Inc. (STML) on Friday reported a loss of $26.6 million in its fourth quarter.

A tornado on March 12 near Roswell, New Mexico, damaged a number of dairy farms and forced at least one farm to euthanize at least 150 cattle.

In the bottom of the sixth inning of a Friday spring training game, Toronto Blue Jays rookie pitcher Trent Thornton uncorked a 96-mile-per-hour fastball directly into the right ankle of one Bryce Harper, who was making just his eighth plate appearance in a Phillies uniform. The sound of the ball popping off Harper’s…

Hundreds of thousands of students from 123 countries and 200 cities – including, in Minnesota, Rochester, Duluth, and St. Paul – refused to show up at school on Friday. Instead, they crowded government buildings – on the steps of the Capitol, in St. Paul’s case – and protested their national ...

Alois Lageder is a 54 hectare (135 acre) family winery with vineyards in the stunning Alto Adige region of Italy. Here, every function is carried out biodynamically.

Looks like a must-not-lose game...
we’ve won 4 in a row at home but Villa are showing some good form since Grealish’s return to the side, whilst we’re still sorely missing Grabban.

6-7 is my prediction.

John Stahr continued working on N958PD, KITPLANES Editor-in-Chief Paul Dye's recently built SubSonex jet on Thursday. With the large area painting completed and detailed art work started, it was another day of mostly detail work... addressing minor flaws in the original spray painting and air brushing on more details. Some of the details were air …

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