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Judge Melanie Hindman watched the almost 10 minutes of footage in private and described it as “disturbing” and “confronting”.

The day began with interest rates at a sky-high 10 per cent. By lunchtime they had risen to 12 per cent, and in the afternoon they stood at 15 per cent.

The government has decided to resume Karnataka Darshana, an educational tour programme, for eighth standard SC,ST students, studying in government and government residential schools. The tour, conducted by the Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation (KSTDC), will begin on October 1.

The reaction to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the European Union speech on Wednesday has been somewhat mixed, with leaders calling for more ambition and a focus on the green transition. European People’s Party President Manfred...

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Scott Armstrong, former general manager of the Saugatuck Rowing Club and a masters rowing coach, has become head coach of the University of Minnesota men’s crew, the program announced.

A growing category at the shows, here is another round of designers from the market.

Anne Hathaway supported her stylist — and Neiman Marcus, Madonna and a slew of stars turned out for Tom Ford, Paul Smith inks an eyewear deal with Marchon.

"Brands can no longer survive with design alone, it is now more important than ever for designers to be aware of their role as producers," said Nakamura.

The MTPA delegation led by Mr. Arvind Bundhun Director of MTPA along with H.E Showkutally Soodhun the Ambassador of Mauritius to GCC Countries targets the main cities of KSA, Jeddah, Al Khobar and Riyadh for a week of promotion.

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The domestic equity barometers traded with deep cuts in the morning trade. The Nifty traded below the 17,750 mark. IT shares extended its losing streak for the fourth consecutive trading session.

ENERGY bills are on the increase in the UK, where many are anxious about bills this coming winter. One finance expert suggested a way to save money by adjusting boiler settings.

SMARTPHONES and tablets are causing early puberty in children, according to new research.

An awards ceremony to commemorate the efforts of young people in Wolverhampton has been rescheduled for next month.

There is ample domestic and international evidence suggesting that the longer a case is delayed, the less likely is a conviction, as memories fade, evidence is lost, people die, and the urgency of the matter fades, writes Jean Redpath.

Neesham follows in the footsteps of Boult, declines NZ contract in favour of T20 leagues

Australian architecture studio Angelucci Architects has transformed a Victorian brick terrace house into a family home named Nido House in Melbourne, Australia. Located on a street corner in Carlton North — a suburb of Melbourne — the house extension was influenced by Victorian and contemporary design. Nido, which means bird's nest, was designed to celebrate

National differences in energy markets complicate finding a pan-European solution to crisis

In a new memoir, Safdie looks back on his high-profile projects—and the ones that got away.

Witnesses at the scene said the venue only had two exits and that chaos ensued as everyone rushed the exits.

Interview with Dr Angela Sessitsch, Head of Bioresources at the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, and Coordinator of the HORIZON2020-funded project "MicrobiomeSupport” about microbiome-based innovations as a biobased technology helping mitigate the current food crisis and climate change.

The 5.5 Metre Jean Genie is the first ever British boat to win the prestigious Scandinavian Gold Cup, also winning this year’s 5.5 Metre World Championship