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Ravi Shastri pens glowing tribute for Rafael Nadal: You kept tennis alive

A new award in memory of Leeds Rhinos legend Rob Burrow will be presented at the Super League Grand Final on Saturday.

Effective home maintenance is essential for preserving the value and functionality of any property. Two critical areas that often require attention are septic services and generator installation. Both systems are essential to the seamless operation of a home, ensuring proper waste management and providing power during outages. Understanding the key considerations for each can help homeowners make informed decisions and avoid costly repairs down the line.

At a time of war in Europe and the Middle East, questions had been raised over whether the Norwegian Nobel Committee would actually award the Nobel Peace Prize this year. Its five members in Oslo don’t have to, but they were determined to stress the frightening and suddenly more alarming prospect of nuclear war, and […]

Justin Trudeau says met PM Modi in Laos Real issues we need to solve

Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher suffered life-changing injuries in a 2013 skiing accident, since which details of his condition and whereabouts have been scarce

The corporation said the issue had been caused by a problem with the forecasting software of DTN, the BBC’s weather data provider.

TEHRAN, Oct. 11 (MNA) – China strongly condemned Israeli attacks on United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFEL) after peacekeepers said Israeli forces fired on their headquarters in south Lebanon.

When Bose shifted Durga Puja from British splendour to a Swadeshi call for freedom

Union Minister Ramdas Athawale praised the Maharashtra cabinet's decision to increase remuneration for Madarsa teachers, asserting it shows the Mahayuti government is not anti-Muslim. The cabinet also proposed raising the income limit for the 'non-creamy layer' to Rs 15 lakh for OBC reservations.

The EV maker showed off a sleekly designed robotaxi, but investors may be more concerned with short-term goals. Uber appears to have little reason to worry.

(Telecompaper) Thai operator AIS has launched a campaign dubbed 'Aunjai Goes Nationwide: E-Waste Hunt'...

No specialty cheese shop in your town? No problem. Here's the best cheese you'll find at almost any grocery store.

Uphill task for Ajit Pawar

STOCKHOLM - Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo, a grassroots movement of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki who are also known as Hibakusha, won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.

THOUGH it might leave you feeling deflated, trouble getting an erection is usually just caused by the stress of expectation or having a few too many drinks.

Upgrading and expanding the marina network is a key component of the Greek governments strategic plan for tourism....

The Lagos State Government has said there is a need to make a concerted effort to ensure that awareness about eye health is created to prevent blindness and avoid other eye-related diseases. The Medical Director/Chief Executive Officer of the General Hospital Somolu, Dr. Mustapha Adebola Quadri gave the advice recently at the celebration of Y2024 …

Nottingham Forest have been slapped with a £750,000 fine by the Football Association for bringing the game into disrepute by complaining about refereeing decisions vs Everton in April

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Haas has officially confirmed a partnership with Toyota, bringing the Japanese manufacturer back into Formula 1.

1. Nottingham Forest handed unprecedented FA punishment after furious referee statement  The Mirror
2. Nottingham Forest fined £750,000 by FA after questioning integrity of match officials  BBC.com
3. Nottingham Forest fined £750,000 for social media criticism of Stuart Attwell  The Guardian
4. Nottingham Forest fined £750,000 after accusing the VAR of being a Luton Town fan  The Telegraph
5. Nottingham Forest fined over Stuart Attwell social media comments and warned about... Читать дальше...

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter President Mnangagwa has presided over the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT)’s graduation ceremony. A total of 709 students graduated. At least 649 graduated with undergraduate degrees and of these 46,7 percent are female. Forty-seven students graduated with Masters degrees, and 38,6 percent of these were female, while 3 graduates, all of […]

"It was prepared on the basis of many factors, including strategic development plans of the economy, the infrastructure, and the social sphere by 2030," Sergey Sobyanin said