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Cut cricket ties Massive anger erupts over Anantnag terror killings

MARK Wright has revealed a house dispute with wife Michelle Keegan while showing off their new doors on their completed £3.5million property.

Naga Munchetty and Ben Thompson felt sorry for passengers stranded on the vessel near Greenland after Matt Taylor laughed at the prospect of poor weather heading their way

Govinda to be questioned in Rs crore online ponzi scam

However, rather than there being one overwhelming design factor that makes the RB19 stand out, the key appears to be a number of smaller details that are all contributing to the overall success.One design aspect that proves this is the RB19's chassis, with a distinctive V-shaped profile applied to the lower half of the bulkhead.It is a feature that builds on the tapered profile seen on its ...Keep reading

Marcelo Bielsa admits the Reds striker has been experiencing “muscular difficulties” after his early exit from the defeat by Ecuador

Things are changing on the high street.

Caesars Entertainment reportedly paid "tens of millions of dollars" to hackers who threatened to release company data, Bloomberg has reported. The attack was reportedly perpetrated by a group called Scattered Spider (aka UNC 3944), a group skilled at using social engineering to bypass corporate network security. It's the second notable attack of a Las Vegas casino group, following a hack that caused a cyber outage at MGM Resorts. 

British Judo are pleased to announce the six judoka who have been selected to compete at the Junior World Championships in Odivelas, Portugal, from 4th – 8th October. Following his […]

The online ticketing business also announced plans for up to £50 million in share buybacks over the next 12 months.

There is a widespread blackout across the country following the total collapse of Nigeria’s electricity grid early Thursday morning. It was gathered that the grid collapsed totally around 12:40 a.m. on September 14, 2023, leading to the massive loss of supply to power distributors nationwide. Multiple sources in the power sector, as well as electricity

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The iconic hotel welcomes four new chefs to Q Restaurant, Q Bar, and Tea at the Empress.

A 42-year-old from Paphos has been arrested after being found in possession of cannabis during a traffic stop on Wednesday. The man was charged in writing for his crime and released to be summonsed to court later. While at the police station, he refused to submit to a drugs test....

Evan Potter sent the rape victim more than 2,000 messages in 15 days and met her in secluded places.

This is the moment a heroic bystander jumps into a fast-flowing river to rescue a young girl who fell in and got swept away.

A passenger travelling from Glasgow Airport said some boys sitting behind her stole her bottle of water and put something in it that left her feeling 'confused' and 'frightened'

Investors divided on whether central bank will lift borrowing costs for 10th straight meeting

The stock quoted a 52-week high price of Rs 4601.9 and low of Rs 3292.65.

Sep.14 - Daniel Ricciardo actually has "seven fractures" in his broken hand, Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko has revealed. After crashing in practice at Zandvoort and sustaining the injury, Australian Ricciardo also missed the Italian GP whilst recovering from surgery. He will again be replaced by Liam Lawson this weekend in Singapore, but 33-year-old Ricciardo.....check out full post »

Bounce Back Loan blagger who lied to get £50,000 is hit with an unprecedented compensation order

Jet Airways founder sent to day judicial custody in bank fraud case

Netflix fans have been left unable to sleep after binge watching the platform's latest thriller, which has left them on the edge of their seats. With many twists and turns, it's been messing with people's heads

Adobe says it will annually pay the contributors to its stock imagery databases used for AI training, recognizing the value they're putting towards these AI models