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Harry Brook gets his 2025 Men’s Hundred campaign off the mark in exciting fashion, smashing a six over wide long-off before ending up on his backside a ball later against Welsh Fire at Headingley.
Zak Crawley’s sparkling 67 leads Northern Superchargers to a dominant eight-wicket win over Welsh Fire in The Hundred at Headingley.
Families and supporters of the Israelis held captive by Hamas sailed toward the Gaza coast.
The strikes on Lebanon’s east came as its government endorsed a US-backed proposal for Hezbollah’s disarmament.
US president says he directed the Commerce Department to immediately work on a ‘new and highly accurate’ survey.
Attendees said large crowds and long queues led to ‘utter chaos’ at the event in central London.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel plans to take control of “all of Gaza.”
Trump’s administration halts mRNA vaccine development, sparking WHO fears for emerging pandemic preparedness.
Manchester United look set to complete a third major forward signing in a bid to solve their goalscoring problems – now attention is turning to the midfield.
A top Kremlin foreign policy aide said Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump will meet “in the coming days.”
It comes after she increased rent on a house she owns within weeks of the previous tenants’ contracts ending.
Both sides agree to extend truce, though Thailand still holds 18 Cambodian soldiers taken hours after truce implemented.
When Gqeberha’s Grey High School boys strolled into Balkan Burger last week, they had no idea their rugby match that weekend would lead to a public haircut, a lesson in leadership and plenty of laughs.
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The plane had taken off from the capital Nairobi’s Wilson Airport and was destined for Somaliland.
Among the 25 banned books is one by Booker Prize winner Arundhati Roy, one of India’s most famous living authors.
Alan Robert Williams’s wife is told that the 35-year-old from Wirral died in Kharkiv.
I shall never forget the haunting voices in Boipatong that day, calling out ‘Rooikop! Rooikop!’ — trying desperately to bear some witness to what had happened and to who they believed was responsible.
When nearly 900 families were relocated from Cape Town’s central railway line to the Loyiso Nkohla Mabandla Village, they were promised temporary hardship leading to a permanent solution. Nearly two years later, they remain trapped in unsafe conditions, without electricity and decent sanitation. On Thursday, they briefly shut down the busy R300 road.
Trump’s tariffs on imports have kicked-in but there is no clarification on rules for transshipment as yet, Reuters said.