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Sunderland are closing in on their first summer signing in the shape of experienced goalkeeper Simon Moore, who is leaving Coventry City.

Investor Jay Bloom and his son, then 20, were set to go down and see the Titanic in the OceanGate Titan submersible. Then, Bloom talked to Stockton Rush.

Ania Smith says her time in Buenos Aires shaped her outlook on work and life.

Travel chaos following the England vs. Serbia match on Sunday night left fans questioning Germany's reputation for punctual trains and buses. Are German cities adequately prepared for Euro 2024?

A 30-year-old Indian worker collapsed and died on the Sinamale' Bridge in Maldives during maintenance activity. This marks the second worksite accident involving an Indian national since May 3. The incident was reported by agencies.

Arsenal are reportedly preparing to prioritise bringing academy stars into the first-team squad instead of major incomings during the summer transfer window.

A current Boeing employee claims that the company tried to shield broken or out-of-specification 737 Max plane parts from regulators and lost track of them, according to a Senate subcommittee investigation made public Tuesday. This latest whistleblower came forward hours before Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun testifies on Capitol Hill amid growing questions over the safety of Boeing's aircraft. Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal chairs the subcommittee holding the hearing and joins Sara Sidner to discuss.

The Bay's expansion team has lost nine of its 13 games but is only three points outside the playoffs. Here are three areas Bay FC can improve to chase a postseason berth.

Liberty Linux Lite to keep the updates coming for a few more years ... for a fee

1. Barnes insists 'nothing will change' with England flop against Serbia after sharing similar experience  Football365
2. TalkSPORT pundit says £225k-a-week Man City player needs to be dropped for his country  Manchester City News
3. Like a modern John Barnes, Foden is at risk of being England’s conundrum  The Guardian
4. Slow start is no surprise but England need answers to Foden question  Evening Standard
5. Phil Foden: What did pundits and fans think about his England performance against Serbia? Читать дальше...

A BRIDE has revealed all of the ways she saved cash on her big day, opting for a £16 Costco cake and homemade invitations.

This beautiful town was established only a few years ago but is already adored by tourists.

After lawsuits by two women, five more women speak about alleged assaults by jet-setting broker Oren Alexander.

A victory for continuity as the champion Celtics stay the course with their young dynamic duo.

A Secret Service agent who was on Presidential duty was robbed at gunpoint during Joe Biden's visit to southern California over the weekend, local police said.

"My wedding is in 17 days, and I have to find a new makeup artist," the distraught bride said while revealing the look created.

PARIS: Surging cases of bird flu among mammals, including US cattle, offer a stark warning that the world is not ready to fend off future pandemics, a report said on Tuesday, urging leaders to act quickly.

Exclusive: Russell Ashley-Smith, 81, needs open heart surgery otherwise he may only have up to two years to live

Dudley North candidate Marco Longhi is facing calls for his suspension over a letter to constituents highlighting his rival's surname.

"There Is Such a People" (TISP) sees an expert cabinet as the most suitable option, according to Toshko Yordanov's recent remarks regarding ongoing discussions with GERB about forming a government. Yordanov indicated that while GERB appears to be warming to the idea, nothing definitive has been decided yet, emphasizing the complexity of moving from concept to execution. Yordanov refrained from confirming whether TISP would accept an expert cabinet where key positions like the prime minister, defense minister... Читать дальше...