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Kirsten was ready to vouch for me but selectors gave me chance 4 years later: Akhtar

The Prime Minister and DG of Health are holding an emergency press conference regarding Covid-19. Details to follow. Four cases outside isolation facilities in one family in South Auckland Has been tested twice, and both positive. Going to (finally) test all workers at the border and isolation facilities Multiple workplaces involved in different suburbs As […]

The Jogoos have continued with their transfer activities after roping in a young keeper ahead of the new season

The Dhulikhel-based Kathmandu University (KU) has decided to shut down for the next 15 days starting today.

The chief executive of property developer Derwent London has said the office "is far from dead", as he outlined expectations for when more people will return to headquarters.

(Telecompaper) Clear Channel, out-of-home advertising specialist, has announced the launch of their Radar proprietary mobile-data platform across Europe. This...

(Telecompaper) Slovak Telekom has expanded its offer of VoLTE smartphones in its shops. The operator also announced the start of sales of the TCL 10 L smartphone.

Reported sales nil

Sales rise 15.07% to Rs 172.64 crore

Sales decline 94.24% to Rs 23.70 crore

Sales decline 21.34% to Rs 561.42 crore

Sales decline 47.26% to Rs 154.00 crore

Total Operating Income rise 5.16% to Rs 6041.42 crore

Policy also seeks to provide a filip to industries in the backward Eastern and Bundelkhand regions

1. UK coronavirus live: pressure on England over A-level results after Scotland exams U-turn  The Guardian
2. Universities told to keep places open for A-level appeals  BBC News
3. A-Level results day 2020: When are grades released and how will they be decided?  The Sun
4. The UK's exam results farce only deepens the inequality between private and state pupils  The Guardian
5. How will I get my A-level, GCSE or BTEC exam results this year?  BBC News
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Tuesday 11 August, 2020

Those who use the start of the grouse season as another excuse to call for an end to driven shooting have yet to suggest an alternative way of paying for the management of our precious moorland. Given the current dire economic climate, it is even less likely that the government could afford to pick up the bill, and the charitable sector is struggling. To many, the Glorious Twelfth is synonymous with our moorlands, but for those who manage the moors... Читать дальше...

The world has 20 million confirmed cases of Covid-19 with more than half of those from just 3 countries: Brazil, the United States and India. CNN's Scott McLean reports.

JNS.org – When I met Endowment for Middle East Truth (EMET) founder and president Sarah Stern in late 2019, I had my...

The tension between "those who see cars as evil and those who see cars as essential" intensifies as social distancing puts a premium on space.