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Leicester City will be looking to strengthen their squad after their return to the Premier League and this centre back has been linked

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Manchester City won a fourth straight title as neighbours endured a nightmare while London's big clubs had a mixed campaign, headlined by Mikel Arteta's Arsenal

Kirk Cousins signed a contact with the Atlanta Falcons in March - and the NFL is investigating the move to see if the veteran quarterback violated tampering rules

From tusk till dawn - Safaris, rainforest, wife tests… Kenya is fascinating and friendly says Nigel Thompson

The Hudson 2 Seater Storage Bench offers a comfortable outdoor seating area for two people, while also providing a handy solution to keep your garden looking neat and tidy

This year has been called the ‘super election’ year, with 3.7 billion people potentially going to the polls. This historic political moment is also an opportunity to reflect on what these billions of voter experiences will look like. Who will vote, who can run for office and who might be excluded from the political process? […]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, who died in a chopper crash on Sunday, and said that India stand with Iran in its "time of sorrow".

State TV gave no immediate cause for the crash in Iran’s East Azerbaijan province.

Links have been found between the procurement manager and beneficiaries of lucrative tenders

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LAWRENCE (KSNT) - There's a new school recorder for the decathlon at KU. The Big 12 track and field championships brought big smiles for KU redshirt junior Alex Jung. He became a Big 12 champion while also breaking the program's all-time decathlon record. He also owns the men's heptathlon record, which he set during the [...]

NORTHEAST KANSAS (KSNT) – The Big 12 baseball regular season has come to a close, but these two teams are far from finished. K-Nation starts with a recap of the week's action on the diamind. K-State narrowly missed the sweep over BYU, but still picked up a series win. Kansas was swept by No. 24 [...]

Japan and the United States signed an agreement on 15 May to jointly develop the Glide Phase Interceptor (GPI), a next-generation missile defence system capable of defeating hypersonic missiles that are deployed by China and Russia and being developed by North Korea. The GPI Cooperative Development Project Arrangement was initially agreed between Japan’s Prime Minister […]

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The U.S. casual dining chain operator has filed for bankruptcy protection to sell its assets to reduce debt.

A young woman criticised a 'bewildering' aspect of Australian society - and claimed it was near 'impossible' to escape.

Silver shines amid market volatility, outpacing gold, Sensex, and Bitcoin. Industrial demand, Fed rate cut hopes fuel rally. Analysts bullish. Corrections possible, strategic buying advised.

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The Green Party says the Government must use the review of Kāinga Ora as a platform to build more homes, not an excuse to sell them off.

The 2018 Prespa Agreement between Greece and North Macedonia must be implemented by “all parties” and in “good faith”, a European Commission spokesperson told Euractiv amid a new spat between Athens and Skopje threatening to revive a 25-year dispute.

According to Assange’s spouse Stella, the court is likely to announce its ruling on May, 20

Kobe [Japan], May 20 (ANI): Indian para athlete Deepthi Jeevanji on Monday sealed a world record of 55.06 seconds in the women's 400 M T20 category at the ongoing Para Athletics World Championship 2024 in Japan's Kobe. After clocking 55.06 seconds in the Women's 400 M T20 category, Jeevanji bagged a gold medal. In the qualifying round, Jeevanji made her place in the finals of the Women's 400m T20 heat, setting a new Asian

A new study has found that the roots of domestic coffee production were near Naha, overturning a common belief that the first coffee cultivation in Japan took place in the Ogasawara Islands south of Tokyo.

All nine people on board of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's helicopter which crashed in the country's north-west have died, the state news agency IRNA and state television have reported.