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It would have required the Just Do It firm to publish a report evaluating the impact that worker-led interventions and legally binding agreements on its due diligence process.

Austerity and failed attempts at reform have contributed to decline of health provision, says Darzi report

Danity Kane singer Dawn Richard filed a new complaint against Combs alleging abuse and exploitation.

The Three Lions won both matches during the international break, providing Carsley with momentum to secure the job of head coach permanently

The final issue of Marvel's latest volume of the Star Wars ongoing is a perfect encapsulation of just what this run has been like to read.

Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Thursday's meetings at Doncaster, Epsom Downs and Newcastle.

England slump to a 28-run defeat by Australia in the first T20 international at Utilita Bowl.

In the wake of the Supreme Court's affirmative action ban, a number of elite universities released breakdowns of their incoming freshman classes that showed virtually no change in racial composition. Experts say that's likely because the schools are sidestepping federal law.

Canada's Conservative Party is planning a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government, leader Pierre Poilievre said Wednesday.

Stones admits England’s defeat by Spain ‘really, really hurt’ but it has not put him off wanting more caps as he closes in on his own century following Harry Kane’s landmark game

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Google can now turn your research into an AI-generated podcast, complete with two “hosts” that discuss what you’ve dug up. The experimental feature lives within NotebookLM, the AI note-taking app Google launched last year, and will have AI hosts “summarize your material, make connections between topics, and banter back and forth.”

Damning report by Lord Ara Darzi shows NHS must ‘reform or die’, PM to say

A government-commissioned review into the National Health Service laid bare the challenge Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces after years of underinvestment.

STRICTLY Come Dancing won the NTA Talent Show category for the ninth year in a row last night.

Ben White’s England Future Remains Uncertain, Confirms Carsley Ben White’s Continued Absence from England Ben White, Arsenal’s versatile defender, remains uninterested in returning to the England setup, according to interim head coach Lee Carsley. White has been absent from the national team since leaving the 2022 World Cup camp, citing “personal reasons.” Despite excelling at […]

Former Butte legislator instrumental in making Southwest Montana Veterans' Home a reality. He died Sept. 7 at 95 years old.

Threats of school violence have been popping up across Lincoln and other Nebraska communities this week following a school shooting in Georgia that left four people dead.

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While the worldwide market for 8-figure properties dipped slightly, some cities saw a massive uptick in the number of trophy homes that changed hands in the second quarter.

Namibia, once considered a frontier market in the energy sector, is rapidly emerging as a potential oil powerhouse. Recent discoveries in the country's offshore Orange Basin, particularly the Venus and Graff discoveries, have attracted significant attention from international oil majors, raising hopes of a transformative economic impact. However, several factors, including geopolitical considerations and the financial viability of extraction, will play a crucial role in determining the success of Namibia's oil ambitions. Читать дальше...

Trent Alexander-Arnold has been used sparingly by England in recent years but new boss Lee Carsley is set to put his faith in the Liverpool right-back.

Lee Carsley is eager to win England a trophy after taking over from Gareth Southgate.

Man City defender John Stones opens up over the emotional, gut-wrenching pain of failing to lift a trophy for England despite making back-to-back European Championship finals

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- A whistleblower who revealed the danger of a ransomware attack and subsequent data leak in Columbus, will now only be permitted to share his research on compromised sensitive information with city officials that are suing him. City Attorney Zach Klein announced Wednesday evening that his office reached an agreement with Connor [...]