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He could have died as long ago as 1959.

Should dynamic behaviour in business be encouraged? Go Live Data seem to think so. Here’s why

The prisoner who escaped from a US jail by crab-walking up a wall has been captured after two weeks on the run.

A group of extraterrestrial little green men supposedly visited Mexico City, the country’s congress has heard.

The company has secured the entire debt funding of Rs. 2600 crore from state-run Power Finance Corporation (PFC)

“And is he the best? I think that Dražen, Dino, Divac, and Sabonis have done things that he hasn’t touched yet, although I believe he will. But, realistically, if Sabonis was now in the NBA at the age of 24, or Dražen, or Dino, or me… My people, if we used to watch the NBA on TV, we would certainly be much better than then. But comparisons are unnecessary, in my opinion, especially of different generations. To conclude, Jokić’s quality and size are not at all questionable,” Toni added.
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Our sister club, Redhill Ladies HC, are hosting an official Coffee Morning in aid of MacMillan Cancer Care on Saturday 7th October 2023.

Ransomware attacks represent the industrialised nature of cybercrime. As long as there is the incentive of a payment we will be locked in a perpetual cycle of attacks.

AI is at the center of a new Italian primetime comedy show. Italy’s Rai has ordered Fake Show — Diffidate delle Imitazioni, a celebrity improv series in which famous faces respond to a comedic AI machine “generating unpredictable situations, rules and games.” Endemol Shine Italy, part of Banijay Italy, is producing Fake Show, which will […]

WE walk past street bins daily, but have you ever wondered what they’re made of?

Meanwhile, search and rescue operations continue in Morocco following last week's 6.8 magnitude earthquake that killed nearly 3 thousand people. With hopes of finding survivors dwindling, teams are working hard to get aid to those who did survive the disaster. FRANCE 24's Luke Shrago tells us more from Marrakesh.

The young lady Davido gave N2 million has now explained changing her name to Adeleke. Her new video which was posted online drew mixed reactions from Nigerians.

The hooker has torn his anterior cruciate ligament and will mis the remainder of the tournament

The Duchess of Sussex, 42, looked cosy as she leaned towards her husband, who appeared to affectionately whisper in her ear as they attended the wheelchair basketball finale in Dusseldorf.

A joint study by Aon and TELUS Health found that 82% of employees in Asia have a moderate to high risk of developing mental health issues. The study also revealed that 54% of employees believe their career options would be limited if their employer knew they had a mental illness.

The influx of signings at Chelsea has pushed some fringe players closer to the sidelines, with one former rising star having been left out of the Blues 25-man Premier League squad as a result.

The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times

Archaeologist Tania Andrade Lima and Father Jlio Lancellottivai will receive the Hypatia International Award, given by the Confederation of International Centers for the Conservation of Architectural Heritage in honor of those who contribute to scientific knowledge in their fields.

Berlin has made the move as it accuses Italy of not fulfilling its own obligations to migrants by taking them back from Germany.

(Telecompaper) Nepalese operator Ncell has expanded its 4G service coverage to remote districts of the Karnali and Sudurpaschim provinces...

AT JUST over 6ft tall, a cinnamon-bun loving bovine from Massachusetts has been named the tallest cow in the world.

A FASHIONISTA was left stunned by how skimpy her swimwear was when she put it on for a day at the beach.

How do you scale your business and make sure your intellectual property continues to give you a real edge in the market place? Here are Liz Highgrove’s top pieces of advice