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Jos Buttler’s side will hope to avoid a repeat of 2018 ODI upset in opening match of latest title defence

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At 91, Australia’s biggest name in real estate has got himself in a position where he just can’t lose.

THE CAPITAL REGION of Finland registered an unusually dramatic drop in its direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023, indicate provisional statistics published by Helsinki Region Environmental Services (HSY) on Friday.

Stakeholders in the drug distribution chain have raised concerns over the proliferation of fake drugs in the market. This is just as the stakeholders, comprising of distributors, regulators and manufacturers, want the Federal Government to bring the unlicensed traders into regulation to curb the proliferation of fake drugs in the market. The stakeholders made their

Manchester United’s Managerial Dilemma: Erik ten Hag vs. Thomas Tuchel The Manchester United managerial saga continues to unfold, leaving fans and pundits in a state of uncertainty. Mark Goldbridge, on his popular podcast “The United Stand,” delved deep into the ongoing issues surrounding Erik ten Hag’s potential sacking and the rumoured appointment of Thomas Tuchel. […]

The National Book Critics Circle finalist recommends works by Melissa Febos, C Pam Zhang and more

As the EC begins to announce the election results 2024, a look at the number of seats won by the NDA and INDIA coalitions in the major northern and central cities

Abortion access is on the ballot in several states and a focus in the presidential campaign. The question is whether it will boost Democrats as much as they hope.

Barrhead Travel plans to expand in Northern Ireland, opening a new store by 2024, adding to its current Belfast location, and continuing to invest in local recruitment and online development.

Lines suspended on Stockholm Metro, Sweden Democrats deny decision not to launch new anonymous accounts, increase in EU bathing spots, and more news from Sweden on Tueday.

1. D-Day 80: Veterans make crossing from Portsmouth to France  BBC
2. D-Day 80 - latest: D-Day anniversary events begin - as expert explains how Russia, not Germany, was the biggest threat from failure  Sky News
3. D-Day 80: 'I wouldn't have missed it' - Normandy veteran  BBC.com
4. D-day landings 80th anniversary: share your stories  The Guardian
5. 'Age has caught up with me', says D-Day veteran unable to go to Normandy  The Telegraph

The Senior Special Adviser on Industrialisation to the President of the African Development Bank, Prof. Oyebanji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka, has proposed solutions to boost Nigeria’s industrial sector. In a statement made available to PUNCH Online on Tuesday by the Nigeria Society of Chemical Engineers to celebrate the 93rd birthday of Mr Anthony Shobo, Oyelaran-Oyeyinka explained the need

OmniCore now provides a unified control architecture for ABB's range of robotics hardware and software after a $170M investment.

You don't have to sweat it out to revel in the great outdoors

John O’Shea continues his extended audition for full-time manager’s job in Dublin clash

George Miller’s latest film has struggled for a second weekend in cinemas around the world. What does it mean for the future of the franchise?

Pandas are coming back to the National Zoo. Will a warming of relations come with them?

Many Americans are celebrating the news of Donald Trump’s conviction on 34 felony charges in a hush-money incident that took place ahead of the 2016 presidential election. Newspaper headlines screamed “TRUMP GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS” and media reports relied on superlatives such as “historic” and “unprecedented” to label the unanimous jury verdict. Given that Trump has been unusually adept at avoiding accountability for a staggering number of alleged crimes, the verdict felt like a long-overdue comeuppance. Читать дальше...

A leading disability rights organization has hit out at politicians campaigning in the U.K. general election for not addressing the plight of millions of disabled people.

When justices and presidents promote one religion

The Lionesses will be looking for revenge after their first European Championship qualifying defeat for 24 years