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Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023 imposes penalties of up to life in prison for consensual same-sex relations.

The Palestinian ambassador said it will be the first time the team has played in Europe

Each decade of WrestleMania was loaded with pivotal moments for the WWE and the pro wrestling industry

Drivers from across the country have taken part in a special Easter motorsport gathering at Curborough Sprint Course.

Barcelona are no longer considering getting Liverpool managerial target Ruben Amorim to replace Xavi Hernandez.

Prosecutors have asked a court in Perm to sentence Aleksandr Chernyshov, the chief of the Center of Historic Memory, the successor entity of the Nobel Prize-winning Memorial human rights group, to three years in prison on a charge of "attempting to smuggle cultural artifacts."

Schoolchildren in Bosnia-Herzegovina have long been taught a sanitized version of the terrible tragedies of the 1990s, largely to avoid biased narratives. A Serbian veterans’ group is trying to change that.

It comes after a majority of National Education Union teacher members who took part in a preliminary ballot said they would strike to secure more pay.

England flanker Sam Underhill signs a new contract to stay with Bath until the end of the 2025-2026 season.

Meghan Markle used her acting skills to put on an excellent show for her audience and 'prove herself one of the best storytellers in the business' during a recent visit to a children's hospital

Ravi Shastri and Matthew Hayden discussed the Mumbai Indians' captaincy controversy. Former India coach suggested that clearer communication from the franchise could have prevented the fan backlash. Former Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden echoed Shastri's sentiments, acknowledging the fans' strong attachment to Rohit Sharma. Hayden suggested that involving Rohit in the decision-making process could have mitigated the backlash.

A 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Taiwan disrupted the operations of TSMC, one of the world's most important chipmakers.

WIG 16
SAL 10
HKR 26
LEE 4
HUD 12
STH 8

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Court ruling ensures equal internship pay for overseas medical graduates

Michael Jackson's three children, Prince, Paris and Blanket, have all grown up and are now living their lives away from the intense spotlight, but there's plenty of interest in them still

1. More than 3,000 hate crime complaints made to Police Scotland  BBC
2. Hate crime law has prompted nuisance complaints, admits Scottish justice minister  The Telegraph
3. Arresting JK Rowling wouldn't have made her anti-trans comments any less harmful  The Independent
4. JK Rowling will not be arrested under new Scottish hate law, say police  The Guardian
5. JK Rowling is right to scorn Scotland's new Hate Crime Act  The New Statesman

The new law creates a crime of "stirring up hatred" over several protected characteristics.

The new law creates a crime of "stirring up hatred" over several protected characteristics.

A teenage girl who had been kidnapped by her father was following a deputy’s orders and appeared to be surrendering when she was fatally shot by other deputies in California.

Carol Vorderman has made a huge career announcement, as the former BBC star continues to shift further towards the world of politics.

(Telecompaper) Jazz's OTT platform Tamasha, in partnership with Pakistani sports business group Trans International has secured the digital broadcasting rights for...

TYSON FURY faces being DISQUALIFIED against Oleksandr Usyk, according to his toughest opponent of all time.

Top Court to review Kerala verdict on Muslim womens unilateral right to divorce