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Dustin Poirier performed admirably against the UFC lightweight champion Islam Makhachev at UFC 302 this past Saturday. Unfortunately for “The Diamond,” his story didn’t have its perfect ending.

Counting of votes began in Odisha for 21 Lok Sabha and 147 assembly seats. Early trends show BJP's Pradeep Purohit and BJD's Dipali Das leading. Dipali is the daughter of late minister Naba Kishore Das.

The designer, born in Leicestershire in 1930 to Anthony Seymour Bellville, a scion of Keen's mustard dynasty, and Audrey (née Kidston), founded her fashion house in 1953, reported The Telegraph.

A reader tells Amy that she's frightened by her 83-year-old mom's depression to the point where she dreads even seeing her.

SHAH ALAM: One of the seven Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia elected representatives who declared their support for the unity government wants the Registrar of Societies (RoS) to take action against the party.

I see no capacity for him to admit error at all throughout the entire pandemic, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya tells The Free Press. I just see arrogance.

The Tilton on the Hill site also came with a top-floor apartment boasting a 'large' sitting room

Dethroned heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has already given his take on Zhilei Zhang's talents after the Chinese star finished Deontay Wilder in brutal fashion

The Only Way Is Essex star Joey Essex has signed up for ITV's Love Island in a bid to find his perfect woman, and according to his model ex he's a bit of a catch

New blood test can predict recurrence of breast cancer years before relapse

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Indians continue the second leg of a two-week stretch at Victory Field with their sixth homestand of the 2024 season s... - IL Indianapolis Indians

Belarus and Russia will expand cooperation in nuclear energy, Energy Minister of Belarus Viktor Karankevich said at a meeting of the Commission on Energy of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Union State of Belarus and Russia in Moscow on 4 June, BelTA has learned.

EXCLUSIVE: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s six-year-long ordeal at the hands of Iranian authorities gripped Britain — and now her story is to be told in a major BBC factual drama series. Deadline can reveal that the British broadcaster is planning to adapt Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s upcoming book, A Yard of Sky: A Story of Love, Resistance and Hope, which […]

By Luis Romero Gómez (*) -On October 17, 1953, constitutional reform granted women the right to vote in Mexico, and two years later, women cast votes in a federal election. Now, nearly 70 years later, Mexico has elected a woman president for the first time, according to Sunday's election results.

The "increasing unaffordability" of the state pension is largely due to the "ratcheting effect" of the triple lock, a think tank argues.

FARREL O'SHEA 1963-2024

FARREL O’SHEA 1963-2024 We were shocked to hear about the tragic news that windsurfing legend Farrel O’Shea sadly passed away while at a speed event in France on (...)

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ROBIN GOSENS has revealed he cried for two minutes with his wife after being told he had not made Germany’s squad for the Euros.

Smriti Irani Annamalai Omar Abdullah Big losers of Lok Sabha polls

A pro-Palestinian encampment popped up Monday night into Tuesday in downtown Los Angeles outside of City Hall, authorities said.

Reece James will miss the first three games of the 2024-25 Premier League season after the Football Association dismissed Chelsea's efforts to have his ban overturned.

Syria’s foreign minister says any dialogue between Syria and Turkey should follow Ankara’s announcement that it will withdraw its troops from all Syrian territories

Supporters and relatives of Aleksei Navalny on June 4 are marking what would have been the late Russian opposition leader's 48th birthday at events organized abroad, while in Russia people are paying their respects at his grave in Moscow.

The reality of coalitions is with us. No party can govern alone. This allows for national interests, for the first time, to be uppermost, not as a favour or a soft option, but as a consequence of the choices voters have made, writes Sipho Pityana.

Mbhazima Shilowa reflects on coalition talks, writing that he is optimistic that the majority of parties will not act recklessly lest they be punished in the local government elections due in two years.