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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un praised Russia’s victory in the “great war of justice to destroy fascism,” an apparent reference to World War II

A FASHION guru has revealed the major errors people make that instantly cheapen the look – including the beloved leopard print. Fashion certainly doesn’t have any rules – as long as it makes you feel confident, you can wear whatever you want. But according to one whizz, Fashion Mom on TikTok, there are a few […]

Closing arguments scheduled for 27 May

May 10 – Scottish football journalists have had to apologise after an awards event speech prompted a walkout because of alleged sexism.

John Allan, chairman of Tesco and Barratt Developments, said the case for a one-off tax on energy company profits was now “overwhelming.”

Mayor of Tartu Urmas Klaas (Reform) and chairman of the city council Tõnis Lukas (Isamaa) are asking the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Culture to remove the Soviet war memorial in the Raadi Park area, Lukas says.

Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga wants to leave Stamford Bridge this summer, according to a report.

Sales decline 30.69% to Rs 2.10 crore

(Telecompaper) Sony reported full-year results in-line with expectations, with revenues rising to JPY 9.9 trillion from 8.9 trillion the year before, and the...

KANCHANABURI: An elderly retired soldier was killed when the car he was driving and a pickup collided in Sai Yok district early on Wednesday.

KYLIE Jenner has shared a rare video of her three-month-old baby son while celebrating Mother’s Day. The 24-year-old gave birth to her second child with rapper Travis Scott back in February. Kylie has been keeping her son’s face hidden and – since changing his name from Wolf – has not divulged what his new name […]

A year after the state government pledged $100 million to fixing Queensland's ramping problem, delays remain a huge issue in the state's hospitals.

Parts of Queensland remain on flood watch as rains pummel the state's north and central-west.

Near Vorzel, a Belarusian and his comrades found themselves 60 metres away from Russian equipment.

The government held a meeting on Tuesday with the ride-hailing platforms amid a rise in consumer complaints of alleged unfair trade practices by them, including ride cancellation policy, as drivers force customers to cancel trips after accepting bookings, which results in customers paying cancellation penalties.

It can be used anywhere by farmers, buyers and retailers without paying licensing fees to ensure transparency and accountability across all stages of food production.

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Coercive control will be a criminal offence in Queensland by the end of 2023 in a ruling labelled historic by the families of domestic violence victims.

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Exclusive: Gipsy Moth IV has been brought by Simon Oberholzer who is restoring the ketch's original 1967 features. He plans to keep the boat in the UK and The Netherlands

“There are more than 80,583 e-rickshaws plying on the Delhi roads whose fitness certificate has expired till December 22, 2021,” the Transport Department said