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England have cruised through World Cup qualifying, winning all seven of their games and scoring 20 unanswered goals, setting several records and leaving them on the cusp of another.

Thomas Waller, 18, was arrested after a boy told his mother he had been abused in a school toilet.

Larry Fraser, 48, stole the limited edition signed print of Girl with Balloon from Grove Gallery.

Jon Ruben, 76, pleads guilty to a series of charges including sex offences against two young boys.

Absolom Zungu is the second witness called by the defence.

Protests have taken place at the school with people demanding video footage.

UJ students protested outside SABC, demanding media coverage of rape cases on campuses.

The Federation says politicians and the media repeated the inflammatory claim

The annual instalment of the massive series faces new challenges from competitor Battlefield 6.

The BBC’s James Landale reports from the east of the capital where a drone struck a multi-storey residential building.

Investigators fear the murder of a second brother of Amine Kessaci is meant as a warning to him.

It is not clear who chartered the plane carrying the Palestinians from Kenya to South Africa.

Exam results from areas which dropped English have declined, the education minister says, announcing the U-turn.

Russian recruitment networks are targeting Kenyans with fake job offers, authorities say.

Bol Mel, who is sanctioned by the US for alleged corruption, had been tipped as Kiir’s successor.

Doug McMillon is handing over the reins of America’s largest retailer to John Furner.

South Africans flocked to a new estate that launched last month, which recorded more than R600 million in property sales within just two days.

Are credit cards ‘bad’ and debit cards ‘good’? Martin Lewis explains why it’s not that simple.

Lesufi thanked all parties including the ANC’s alliance partners.

Witness D is testifying partially camera where only his voice is audible.

Mbalula says that there should be more information to citizens on the part of government

Trump pulled the entire delegation from attending G20.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi, 14, hits a stunning 144 off 42 balls for India A in an Asia Cup Rising Stars T20 match against the United Arab Emirates.

Mamelodi Sundowns are scoring freely, Kaizer Chiefs are defending solidly, both shaping the early Betway Premiership picture.

Jasprit Bumrah claimed a five-wicket haul as India bowled out South Africa for 159 on the opening day of their first Test on Friday.

Hannah Hampton could miss England’s upcoming friendlies against China and Ghana after Sonia Bompastor confirms she has sustained a quad injury.

A temporary classroom site is being created nearby to allow Denbigh primary to close for six months.

Councils say 59 authorities could go bankrupt by March 2028 without urgent structural reform

Special educational needs services in England face “total collapse”, with councils on course to have run up debts of £18bn by the end of the decade as a result of increasing numbers of children requiring extra teaching support in schools.

Without urgent structural reform of the system, the cost of...

A 300-hectare tract of land at Voëlklip, Herold’s Bay has been purchased by a family with plans to turn it into a private nature reserve.

Cape Town’s top designers transformed thrifted finds into high fashion, while adorable, adoptable rescue dogs strut the runway.

Discover the best places to experience beach vibes in Gauteng, from sand-floor bars to tropical restaurants delivering some coastal energy.

Political consultant Bradley Tusk has spent a fortune on mobile voting efforts. Now, he’s launching a protocol to try to mainstream the technology.

A new report finds that local opposition to data centers skyrocketed in the second quarter of this year.

This anti-hijack solution is more cost effective than heavier armouring packages.

Twin-turbo V8 hooked up to electric system produces a whopping 772kW of power.

Implementation of Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act pushed back to July.

A hospice offers a free programme for those with life-limiting or serious progressive illnesses.

Chace, 11, from Warwickshire, has been supported by Shine a Light, a childhood cancer charity.

BMA Scotland says ministers went back on a pay agreement but Health Secretary Neil Gray says it is a “fair, affordable, equitable pay offer”.