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Daisy Ridley has insisted Star Wars New Jedi Order is alive and well.

Justin Kurzel wants to make a Mad Max prequel.

In their biggest such seizure, police in the remote outpost of the Andaman and Nicobar islands uncovered more than 6,000 kg of meth last week in a Myanmar boat carying sacks of suspected contraband

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday congratulated Chandigarh,which became the first in the country to fully implement the landmark three criminal laws in the country.

Makers of flavored e-cigarettes brought various cases challenging the FDA’s decision to refuse approval and alleged the agency changed its standards of evaluation on short notice. NBC News’ Lawrence Hurley reports why the court, which is usually skeptical of agencies pushing its regulatory limits, seems to be leaning in its favor.

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Nominate someone to our 2025 list of Innovators Under 35 Every year, MIT Technology Review recognizes 35 young innovators who are doing pioneering work across a range of technical fields including biotechnology, materials…

Five more small-scale DAB licences have been awarded for Round Six - in Halifax, Huddersfield, South Craven, Sunderland and Wigan

Getting employees back from home office is clients' top priority.

One in 10 bikes sold in the UK are now e-bikes, with electric mountain bikes the most common search term

Tyson Fury has announced his intention to face Oleksandr Usyk for a third time if ... read more

(Telecompaper) Orange Spain, a MasOrange brand, has revamped its prepay range ahead of the festive season, adding international call minutes and data, while simplifying the offer to just three plans...

The protest, sparked by the Election Commission’s results in recent assembly polls showing an unexpected lead for BJP’s Ram Satpute in a staunchly NCP-supporting village, has gripped the Malshiras assembly constituency in Solapur district

Flt Lt James ‘Cookie’ Long was one of 50 men shot on the orders of Hitler after the famous World War Two breakout.

Tom Hayhoe has been appointed to to claw back taxpayers’ money wasted on deals during the pandemic.

Ryan Manning's versatility may be more important than ever as a depleted Southampton FC prepare to welcome in-form Chelsea to St Mary's.

Piotr Pogonowski was made to testify before a special commission investigating the misuse of Pegasus spyware under the former PiS government
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Ken Maguire writes about an odd trend in popular culture: the tendency for statues of celebrities to resemble them very badly. See, for example, those of soccer star Harry Kane and basketballer Dwyane Wade, neither looking much like their human inspirations. — Read the rest

Everyone wants to know where Juan Soto is going to play baseball for the next decade-plus. The baseball world has heard that both New York teams are making aggressive pushes to sign the superstar outfielder. The Boston Red Sox also appear very much in the mix for Soto, who might actually receive the richest offer […]

Tom Wagner will attend Birmingham City's match with Stockport County on Wednesday evening

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Let's face it that DVB is bound to score.

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December 3 is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. To mark the occasion and raise awareness about accessibility issues, for the third successive year, a special concert is set to take place in Tallinn. ERR News' Michael Cole found out about the challenges participants face and why music is so much more than just sounds.

On January 29, 2009, after Obama took the White House and Democrats gained a 79-seat majority in the House, did Republicans crawl off to lick their wounds? Hell, no. They gathered gleefully at a Virginia resort to hammer home their new strategy: Obstruct, obstruct, obstruct!

December 3 is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. To mark the occasion and raise awareness about accessibility issues, for the third successive year, a special concert is set to take place in Tallinn. ERR News' Michael Cole found out about the challenges participants face and why music is so much more than just sounds.