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THE REPAIR SHOP'S Jay Blades has spoken out about the cancellation of his BBC series Home Fix, admitting he is "sad" about the show's axe.

Private-sector index shows biggest contraction in activity since start of the pandemic.

(Telecompaper) Boost, the fintech arm of Axiata Group, and RHB Banking Group (RHB) have secured the digital bank licence (DBL) issued by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)...

“Both the railway and the highway passing through the territory of Zangilan district will not only connect the main part of Azerbaijan with the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, but will also be a new road for international cargo transportation, an international road. At the same time, for the convenience of

Hardik Pandya’s son Agastya blows a kiss to Rashid Khan. Viral video is too cute

SYDNEY, NSW, Australia - It was another layback day on Asian markets on Thursday with Japan and South Korea closed for public holidays.

Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti found it hard to contain his emotions after watching his side dump Manchester City out of the Champions League in an extraordinary night at the Bernabeu

Virat Kohli has managed just 175 runs with a top score of 58 at a strike rate of just 111.09, which is the third lowest among batters with at least 150 runs this season. On Wednesday, Kohli was cleaned up by Mooen Ali after a laboured 30 off 33 balls and Bishop said he is concerned about Kohli's struggles against spin, especially off-spin.

AFC Bentley Sunday held their nerve on penalties to beat Pelsall Rangers and win the Wolverhampton Sunday League’s Ken Pemberton Cup.

The federal government through the NCDMB has stressed that African countries must leverage the robust platform and opportunities presented by AfCFTA agreement.

Three spaces are yet to be filled for the finals in Qatar

The past week's death notices from around the county

A retired income tax officer and his wife were stabbed to death by the man’s two acquaintances around 10pm on Wednesday at their house in Block-D of BRS Nagar here.

Good Morning. It's Thursday 5th May, and here are the latest headlines from Elland Road

So much about this season has been wrong

Leeds Utd journalist Phil Hay has insinuated that the Leeds board gave Marcelo Bielsa too much freedom when things started to go wrong this season. The former Chief Football Writer for the YEP believes that Radrizzani should have tightened Bielsa's reigns when 'results began to cause concern and the dressing room looked bare' but instead 'left the tail to wag the dog'. Читать дальше...

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WHEN it comes to coke, is anything better than “the real thing”? Not according to the sales figures. Coca-Cola is still the UK’s leading brand with 2021 sales hitting £229.4 billion.  For rival Pepsi, sales for the year totalled £38.1 million in the UK. One survey found 84% of us admit we are buying more […]

Everything you need to know to find a winner on cup day in the Riverina.

City had a two-goal advantage heading into the 90th minute, only to collapse in devastating fashion that has become all too familiar for the Spanish coach

JO BRAND is a well known English comedian, writer, presenter and actor. While she is a famous TV star, she has lived in some quiet towns across the UK.

If you were born before 1990, you may remember the 3D graphic of an almost-naked baby that danced on a loop to become one of the internet's earliest viral phenomenons. The strange-yet-sassy "Dancing Baby" began spreading via forwarded email chains in 1996 before it appeared on major news networks around the US and cha-chaed its way into the TV show "Ally McBeal" to remind the titular character of her ticking biological clock.

Kimmel and his wife are both out with COVID-19.

MANCHESTER CITY crashed out of the Champions League and two of their star players have been slammed.

Salmon producer Scottish Sea Farms has gained recognition at the Aquaculture Awards for its ongoing efforts to foster a diverse and inclusive work culture, saying that the strategy is safeguarding the…

Anheuser-Busch InBev’s profit was boosted as consumers kept buying more expensive beers, which mitigated the impact of soaring expenses. First-quarter earnings before interest and other items rose 7.4% on an adjusted basis, the company said Thursday. Analysts expected a 3.9% gain.

Roughly half of U.S. states are expected to move quickly to ban or greatly restrict abortion if Roe is overturned