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The world has been through multiple flu pandemics. That doesn’t mean it’s any more prepared.

The world has been through multiple flu pandemics. That doesn’t mean it’s any more prepared.

    There is a way out of the Manchester City mess Telegraph refuse comment from Untold on Man City case…Can a club resign from the Premier League? By Sir Hardly Anyone In all disputes there are always knock-on effects, whether it is two neighbours arguing about overhanging tree branches or Premier League clubs arguing …

A man was rescued after falling down a steep cliff in Southwest Portland Thursday night, authorities said.

According to the Russian leader, the trade volume with the Middle East soared twofold and friendly countries on the whole account for three fourths of the Russian trade turnover

Donald Trump appeared "humbler" than usual as he sat lower than his interviewer, Dr Phil, during the hour-long Primetime programme which saw the ex-President open up about how his hush money trial had impacted his family

Diabetes can lead to a range of possible complications, including nerve and blood vessel damage affecting the eyes, kidneys and feet. But there are ways to help it

The Estonia's PM Kaja Kallas is the most talked-about name in Brussels for the top EU diplomat's position, reports Politico. Three French officials with direct knowledge of the talks on the future high representative of the Union for foreign affairs and security policy and vice president of the European Commission (HRVP) confirmed that Emmanuel Macron’s office has been eyeing Kallas to succeed current HRVP Josep Borrell. But all three also said the French president was keeping his options open.

Romanian authorities say an explosion at a chain home improvement store in the northeast of the country has injured at least 13 people, four seriously.

On Sunday, the Old Orchard neighborhood, formerly a mosaic of apple and pear orchards, will return to its botanical roots with its fifth annual garden tour.

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Dogs can be crate trained for a number of reasons - but one expert has warned it's important to get it right.

Kevin Costner is "supremely annoyed" with the bad reviews for his Horizon Western epic, which is forecast for a disastrous box office opening.

EXCLUSIVE: Serious questions are being asked by high-level US officials about the US President's capability to handle another four years in the White House.

PowerSchool Holdings has agreed to be acquired by private-equity firm Bain Capital in a deal that values the education-software provider at $5.6 billion.

Hurley has become the Lakers' target in their coaching search, and the two sides are reportedly meeting Friday

The tension is rising in the Love Island villa, as this year's batch of singletons gets to work, but fans have become more and more distracted by one glaring issues they want fixed

EXCLUSIVE: After Netflix got slapped with a $170M Baby Reindeer lawsuit, Deadline hears that the scandal’s blast radius has been felt on other drama projects inspired by real events. Sources said the BBC has been fielding a surge in duty of care compliance questions in recent weeks from producers of factual dramas keen to avoid […]

The video showcases a private nonprofit middle school called the Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta.

Leeds United are set to announce the players that are going to leave the club today. Graham Smyth of the Yorkshire Evening Post replied to a Leeds United fan on X, who asked about the release of a retained list at the club. Smyth replied: “Sounds like next week rather than this. Difficult to nail […]

England fans were left stunned by Jack Grealish's omission from the Euro 2024 squad, but they are not the only ones who were surprised by the news

Emmerdale viewers were left fuming as Matty Barton was arrested for stabbing Samson Dingle but some pointed out a way the character could be cleared of any wrongdoing

On the first night of CMA Fest in Nashville, the pair delivered a full-band version at Nissan Stadium before going unplugged at Shelton's bar

This week’s issue of The Economist, the world’s most respected news magazine, features the iconic Rosie-the-Riveter under the headline “Meet America’s Most Dynamic Political Movement”. Intriguing. What’s old Rosie up to now, 80 years after D-Day? It turns out that The Economist is touting abortion activism — not just as the most dynamic, but as the noblest, bravest, most altruistic, most […]