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All the key BBC coverage details for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos from 1-3 November.

Allamjonov stepped down last month from his post in Uzbekistan’s Presidential Administration. A suspect has been arrested but authorities have not commented on a motive.

Multiple injuries in Israel truck ramming, while strikes in northern Gaza leave at least 22 dead.

Jayden Daniels' miraculous Hail Mary to Noah Brown gave the Commanders a win over the Bears — and left NFL fans shocked.

Musk did not elaborate on policy changes or spending cuts he would implement if he were to join a hypothetical second Trump administration.

In a speech at Donald Trump's Sunday rally, Elon Musk said he could save the US trillions of tax dollars with an efficiency department.

The EU and China are hastily drawing up their plans for retaliation should Trump win next week’s US election and press ahead with his plans to launch a global trade war.

A non-governmental organisation, Journalists Against Corruption, has urged the media to support the war against corruption by rallying around the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. In a statement issued in Abuja on Sunday and signed by JAC’s Programme Coordinator, Kehinde Osifisan, the group remarked that the media had a “duty to hold the government accountable

The singer was all smiles while grabbing dinner with her kids at Arden in Los Angeles after attending AFI Fest.

Spring time change can be tough on your body but the fall change should be easier to adjust to

Gary Neville (inset) fumed over the reason why he believes referee David Coote awarded West Ham a controversial late penalty in their 2-1 victory over Manchester United on Sunday.

Interim Matildas coach Tom Sermanni spoke out about the star after the Aussies struggled their way to a one-all draw with Switzerland - with a tough test against Germany on the horizon.

Google and other key industry players have pledged their continued support for Nigeria’s digital economy. That commitment was made at the recently concluded Nigerian Economic Summit in Lagos, which focused on how digital technology can empower businesses to not only survive but thrive amid economic challenges. The roundtable featured prominent figures, including the Chairman of

The lawsuit filed by Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals at the Federal High Court in Abuja, seeking the cancellation of import licenses granted to the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited and six other oil marketers signals an insidious attempt by the giant refiner to impose a monopoly on the country’s oil market. In the same

The global connectivity gap remains a significant challenge, as 43 per cent of the world’s population still not using mobile internet, according to a new report by industry body GSM Association. The report revealed that a $418bn investment was needed to bridge the divide and achieve universal mobile internet access. The State of Mobile Internet

Union Bank has offered a five-month maternity leave to support working mothers and an on-site crèche facility to support working parents—male and female full-time employees.  This was disclosed in a statement made available to The PUNCH recently.  According to Section 54 of the Labour Act in Nigeria, new mothers are legally entitled to 12 weeks

'Moments like these create so many unanswerable questions for us and it adds to the pain to know that we may never understand why our Father has allowed something like this to happen'

The Red Devils plumbed new depths on Sunday after slumping to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of West Ham thanks to a controversial last-minute penalty converted by Jarrod Bowen.

The Chicago Bears lost in Washington to a last-second Hail Mary. While that alone was bad enough, growing evidence shows the team sabotaged itself thanks to the actions of one man. Tyrique Stevenson struggled most of the game but helped the defense corral the Commanders for only 12 points. Chicago took the lead 15-12 with […]

Police said they were investigating whether the two cases were related.

'Australia's national interest is best served when Candace Owens is somewhere else,' Immigration Minister Tony Burke said.

Her campaign moved swiftly to highlight that even as a speaker at Donald Trump’s rally in New York made offensive remarks about Puerto Rico and Latinos, she was visiting Puerto Rican voters in Philadelphia.

The multiple and conflicting Jewish arguments surrounding the event reflected the intensity with which both campaigns were focusing on the Jewish vote just nine days ahead of the election.

McDonald's resumes selling Quarter Pounder burgers after tests for E. Coli by the Colorado state Department of Agriculture come back clear. The fast-food chain suspended the onion supplier linked to the outbreak. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises anyone with symptoms after consuming the burger to seek medical attention.