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The Edmonton Oilers are expected to be a very good team once again and improve upon the success they had in 2022-23. As with every team, there are going to…

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Chris Avila isn’t that surprised he came out ahead against Jeremy Stephens on the Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz undercard.

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Another peso collapse may be coming as a presidential election approaches.

“Fast fashion” got its name from the speed at which retail giants mass produce runway trends, but also should refer to the speed with which clothing goes from our closets to the landfill. The statistics are staggering. Hauling fast fashion to dumps and incinerators is costing our country more than $4 billion a year and contributing to climate...

Cheers to Two by Two Brewing as its recent energy bill problems are finally solved.

Shawbrook, one of the country's biggest lenders to small businesses is planning a £3.5bn merger on the Co-operative Bank.

A lot of us are fed up with the pressure on our services made worse by migrants posing as asylum-seekers. No other country would allow this to happen - we are being too soft, too naïve, writes James Whale.

EXCLUSIVE: Famously annihilated by Mount Vesuvius, nearly 2,000 years ago, Pompeii was very nearly destroyed a second time by Allied bombers in World War II. But what was the point of attacking a ruined archaeological site?

Joiner Mike, 49, was gunning for a £100,000 prize - only for a freak injury with an axe that was so deep tendons and muscle were exposed to curtail his dreams

The odd comical interlude makes this reality show survivable

Sports memorabilia, artist Daniel Arsham, and the latest Rolls-Royces are just a few hot topics in this month's issue.

The final cut is the director's cut for every Christopher Nolan film, explained the actor.

Last year, China emerged as the world’s clean energy champ, with the country accounting for $546 billion, or nearly half, of the $1.1 trillion that flowed into the sector as countries everywhere rushed to beef up their energy security. But those mammoth investments will do little to change China’s tag as the planet’s biggest polluter, if the country’s fossil fuel investments are any indication. China approved more than 50 gigawatts of new coal power in the first half of 2023,  environment group Greenpeace... Читать дальше...

SMUG Germans have slammed Brits for bagging sunbeds while getting up to their own towel-toting tricks.