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Berlin-based retailer starts CEE expansion drive with plans to enter eight new markets by end-2022.

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Kevin De Bruyne is racing to be fit for the tournament after fracturing his nose and left eye socket in Manchester City 's defeat by Chelsea in the Champions League final.

Her appearance in "Mare of Easttown" is the latest example of the actress challenging female body image at any age

The former Tunisia international is hoping to get an opportunity to prove his skills in the English top-flight after several experiences

Beckitt, pictured back at home and on the mend following his treatment for choke.The pony’s keeper is sharing the story to remind others of just how dangerous even a small amount of accidentally ingested dry sugar beet can be to horses

Swedish Dutch Team Childhood I finished third in the first Leg of The Ocean Race Europe. In a nerve-wracking final, the team skippered by Simeon Tienpont finished behind AmberSail 2 and leg winner The Austrian Ocean Race Project on 15 and 21 seconds.

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The German mentor also commented on Mhango, who appeared unhappy to be withdrawn with four minutes left on the clock

PSG have reportedly agreed one of the signings of the summer, snapping up AC Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma. Meanwhile, Man City chairman Khaldoon al Mubarak is ready to fund a £150m swoop for Harry Kane, according to reports. And Tottenham are said to have made contact with Serie A winning Inter boss Antonio Conte. WIN […]

Shares of Smartsheet Inc. were initially up 3% in extended trading Wednesday after the cloud-computing company reported fiscal first-quarter results. Smartsheet reported a net loss of $37.1 million, or 30 cents a share, compared with a net loss of $27.8 million, or 23 cents a share, in the year-ago quarter. The company's adjusted net loss was $10.7 million, or 9 cents a share. Revenue soared 37% to $117.1 million from $85.5 million a year ago. Analysts surveyed by FactSet had expected a net loss... Читать дальше...

Saudi Arabia commits $100m to rebuilding global tourism Hotelier Middle East

The New Zealand opener socred a Lord’s century on debut but the England paceman had to apologise for past racist and sexist remarks.

Sydney Morton, who is portraying Meghan Markle, 39, in the upcoming movie Harry & Meghan: Escaping the Palace, was pictured with a fake baby bump while on-set in Vancouver on Tuesday.

Advisers for Her Majesty banned “coloured immigrants or foreigners” from clerical posts

Last week, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm joined San Francisco–based radio station KQED’s Political Breakdown to talk about the task of running the Department of Energy at this critical juncture in the climate crisis. The conversation was a perfectly pleasant one. To a casual listener, it would have seemed like little was amiss, which was in all likelihood Granholm’s intention. The problem is, it’s time to stop coddling the casual listener.

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THE QUEEN has the full support of the public despite a campaign group pushing for the Monarchy to be replaced, commentator Darren Grimes has claimed.

Brad Stevens has no front-office experience, but he worked with Danny Ainge who said Stevens "was born for this."

“Trade, not aid.”

Two key speakers promoted that slogan at a recent roundtable event hosted by the House Foreign Affairs Committee in honor of Africa Day, commemorating the launch of the Organisation of African Unity.

Rep. Karen Bass, California Democrat and chairwoman of the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee on Africa, ...

LaTosha Brown opened with a song.

Speaking about voting rights one recent spring day in Selma, Alabama, the Black activist delivered the civil rights anthem “Keep Your Eyes on the Prize” in a voice showcasing her background as a jazz singer. She told her audience, through music, that the fight for equal access to the ballot box was as urgent as ever.

The song drew cheers from a few dozen listeners, young and old, who had gathered before the brown-bricked African Methodist Episcopal... Читать дальше...

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