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Just a couple of months on from their IBF World and Ring Magazine Cruiserweight Title clash, Jordan Thompson explains what he believes Jai Opetaia’s best attribute is… Listen to the full interview on the Flash Knockdown Podcast (S4 EP3) part of the Matchroom Boxing Podcast collection, available on all streaming platforms. #JaiOpetaia #shorts #boxing

About 2,800 jobs are set to be cut at Tata Steel, with the bulk expected to be in Port Talbot.

Jerusalem - Israel's cabinet approved a plan for frozen tax funds earmarked for the Hamas-run Gaza Strip to be held by Norway instead of transferred to the Palestinian Authority (PA), officials said Sunday.

Following their 27-24 win on the road, Mahomes posted a pair of pictures on Instagram. The first photo features Mahomes celebrating while the other shows him scanning the opposition midgame.

A landslide in southwest China’s Yunnan province in the early hours of Monday has left at least 47 people from 18 households missing as rescue operations are underway in snowy sub-zero weather. At about 5:51 a.m. (2151 GMT), a landslide hit two villages in city of Zhaotong, leavingbrown mountain soil...

A video has emerged appearing to show a Surf Life Saver on a jet ski plucking a brick of suspected cocaine from the water off Bondi.

The Church of Scotland is selling dozens of its properties as it reviews its estate.

Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu attends Ayodhya's Ram Temple inauguration, expressing gratitude alongside his family. The ceremony, graced by prominent figures including OYO CEO Ritesh Agarwal, marks a historic day as Prime Minister Narendra Modi oversees the consecration of Ram Lalla. The temple, an architectural marvel, witnesses participation from cricket and Bollywood stars. As the nation celebrates, stringent security measures are in place, and several states declare holidays. The event blends spirituality... Читать дальше...

The Czech Ministry of Health says that providing unconditional longer regulatory protection, demanded by the pharma industry, will not solve the problem of the outflow of investment from Europe to the USA or boost innovative medicines, rejecting the industry's arguments.

The Royal College of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians says women are being wrongly prosecuted.

London’s historic Pollock's Toy Museum has moved to a new pop-up venue in Croydon.

Sports Mole provides score predictions and previews for all of today's Africa Cup of Nations fixtures, including Cape Verde vs. Egypt.

A row has broken out over Wolverhampton Council spending almost £800,000 on a controversial new children's home in the city.

Around 25 Slovak NGOs have initiated a collective amendment against the draft law on extraordinary measures for strategic investments and the construction of The Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) in Slovakia, saying it goes against EU directives for nature protection.

Rescue efforts were launched Monday to save nearly 50 people who were buried by a landslide in China's southwestern Yunnan Province, according to state media.

The historic Burton Union brewing system which dates back to the Victorian era is being retired by Wolverhampton-based Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Company.

Southeast Asia markets may have lost some steam in the last year, but things could soon be "turning around" in 2024, according to Maybank.

A 30-year-old has been charged after a dramatic police chase through Queensland.

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Police have confirmed that a fire at a car retailer business earlier this month was started deliberately.

A "no-nonsense looking" Staffordshire police dog has become a social media sensation after chasing down an over-confident suspect who tried to outrun her.

About 35% of Czech voters would vote for the ANO party (Renew), according to a fresh poll by Median, while former Prime Minister and party Chairman Andrej Babiš becomes increasingly anti-EU.

Dignitaries and residents turned out in the wind and rain for the annual wreath laying service in Walsall to commemorate Sister Dora.