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High levels of e.coli and intestinal enterococci bacteria have been detected at the site.

Ralf (right), who is the brother of racing legend Michael and was in Formula One himself from 1997 to 2007, went public in his relationship with French business manager Etienne.

KUALA LUMPUR: All preparations are in place for the Installation Ceremony of His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim as the 17th King of Malaysia, which is set to take place tomorrow at the Istana Negara, said Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil.

The upcoming Budget for Modi 3.0 is expected to focus on infrastructure development, rural consumption, and domestic manufacturing to strengthen India's long-term economic growth. A consumer-friendly budget is anticipated to increase disposable income, enhance purchasing power, and improve living costs, job opportunities, wages, education, and healthcare accessibility. The budget may introduce policies to boost consumer spending, revise income tax slabs, reform GST rates, reduce fuel tax, expand social welfare schemes... Читать дальше...

American Airlines planes are grounded around the world, media companies are down and banks and supermarkets are also hit by 'blue screen of death' in the major outage

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After years on a self-mythologizing hero’s journey, the former president finally has a true story to tell.

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Here’s what’s making news in and around Brisbane today.

A major IT outage has hit businesses across the world, grounding planes as well as affecting banks and the healthcare sector.

The sight of Angel Canino and Bella Belen, Philippine volleyball’s brightest young stars, teaming up again for the national cause won’t happen again soon

Sonny Bill Williams has become a father for the fifth time, with the footy great naming his son Mohammed. Williams, 38, confirmed the news on his social media platforms on Friday.

A crash on the M6 has forced the closure of two lanes on the busy motorway and caused long delays for southbound traffic.

Danske Bank said it would return an expected $807 million to shareholders later this year when the previously announced sale of its Norwegian personal customer business completes, on top of an interim dividend of DKK7.5 a share.

The unrest also led to widespread disruption of communication services on Friday, with internet and mobile services cut off in many areas.

Deposits are still the most preferred instrument of saving in India although market-based instruments are gaining share, according to an article published in the Reserve Bank's July Bulletin.

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Alexa gets an update to help parents get grips with the latest Gen Z lingo.

Roberta Metsola at the EP plenary in Strasbourg. Photo: AFP

After declaring that only “the Almighty” could convince him to stand down after his devastating debate performance, the political walls have begun closing in on Joe Biden.

The GNU enables Cyril Ramaphosa to implement accountability mechanisms that he could not in the past, hampered by internal ANC dynamics and political survival, writes Natasha Marrian as she reflects on Thursday's Opening of Parliament Address.

Mavin Records signee Divine Ikubor, widely known as Rema, makes headlines after an old video of him talking about Ozeba surfaced on social media.

Blue Screen of Death Error: Thousands of Windows users are facing the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error due to a recent CrowdStrike update, affecting companies, banks, and government offices in the US and Australia. The BSOD causes sudden system shutdowns or restarts. Users are advised to remove recent hardware, update Windows, or use the Blue Screen Troubleshooter. Microsoft is working to resolve the issue.

The seventh term of government and Parliament has started on a sound footing with largely positive signals of what we can expect from our public representatives. But how it will end is another matter, writes Mpumelelo Mkhabela.

Nyanga residents endured heavy rainfall and damaging winds and they claim the City of Cape Town did not "even bother" to check in on them because the township is a crime hotspot.