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Former television host Andrew O'Keefe will remain in custody, which a magistrate said is "the best thing" following his latest arrest and overdose.

Australia's veteran off-spinner Nathan Lyon is optimistic about reclaiming the Border-Gavaskar Trophy this summer after a decade-long drought. He predicts a 5-0 series win for Australia, while stressing the need for substantial contributions from top-order batsmen like Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne to counter India's strong pace attack led by Jasprit Bumrah.

On Tuesday's instalment of BBC Breakfast, presenters Jon Kay and Sally Nugent were speaking about a turtle being released back into the wild.

Bajaj Housing Finance's stellar IPO debut has investors pondering their next move: Should they invest now or consider established alternatives like LIC Housing Finance?

Keeping him best business of the window he is class , yes he will be at fault for losing ball occasionally deep in our own half but he keeps showing techinally very good and is integral to how we play

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Him, Iwata and Leonard are all very good in our midfield, it is a good problem to have.

The 2024/25 Premier League season is only four games old, but Man City’s Erling Haaland has already found his goalscoring groove. A player who has already broken all manner of goalscoring records including the most goals in a Premier League campaign, evidently finds it so easy to impose his natural game upon the English top-flight. […]

Arsenal have begun the process of trying to get key defender Gabriel Magalhaes to sign a new contract at the Emirates Stadium, according to Charles Watts. Speaking exclusively to CaughtOffside for his latest Daily Briefing column, Watts explained that things are still at an early stage on this deal, but the Gunners seem keen to […]

1. Budget won’t stifle growth, insists Starmer - latest updates  The Telegraph
2. Keir Starmer insists Budget will not contain measures that stifle growth  Financial Times
3. Starmer hints at rule change in Budget to allow more Borrowing  inews
4. Starmer Says He Won’t Hurt Economic Growth With UK Budget Plans  Bloomberg
5. Starmer says he'll make tough decisions - but will he say the unsayable on trickiest issues?  BBC

1. OVO Energy to pay out millions in compensation after Ofgem probe  City A.M.
2. Energy provider OVO to pay nearly £2.4m penalty for customer complaint failures  Sky News
3. Ovo to pay £2.4m over customer complaint failures  BBC
4. Energy firm Ovo to pay £2.3m penalty over customer complaints handling  STV News
5. Ovo Energy to pay out nearly £2.4m over customer complaint failures  The Guardian

Billionaire Bill Gates is calling for all questions and concerns about vaccines to be censored in real time by artificial intelligence (AI) as part of an effort to allegedly tackle so-called “misinformation.”

Mercedes-Benz has sold its remaining 10% stake in premium EV and hybrid maker Denza to BYD in the wake of disappointing sales locally.

CUSTOMERS of a major energy company will receive compensation worth around £270 each following issues getting their complaints resolved.

Barcelona got some bad news a day after extending its perfect start to the season, with winger Dani Olmo being diagnosed with a leg injury that will sideline him for four to five weeks. The club said tests conducted Monday showed he sustained a right hamstring injury in the second half of the 4-1 win at Catalan rival Girona in the Spanish league on Sunday. Olmo had to be replaced in the 61st minute, less than 15 minutes after he had scored the team's third goal in the match. The Spain international... Читать дальше...

Reds begin European journey at San Siro

I don’t care who Americans vote for in November, or if they vote at all. In order to care I’d have to believe US presidential elections matter. 

Offer brings to an end 18-month dispute which saw 11 separate strikes and misery for patients

Typhoon Bebinca, a Category 1 storm, made landfall in Shanghai on Monday (September 16), marking the most potent tropical cyclone to directly impact the city in over seven decades. - REUTERS

It's not a money issue.

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Meta late Monday (16 September) said it is banning Russian state media outlets from its apps around the world due to "foreign interference activity."