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British heavyweight Moses Itauma will attempt to write his name into the history books on Saturday when he steps into the ring against Croatia's Filip Hrgo...
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Organizers of the Reading and Leeds Festival have launched the largest arena and staging overhaul in the event's history, introducing new stage concepts an...
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Violence committed by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank is on track to reach record levels this year, according to assessments by...
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WASHINGTON — A proposed 250-foot monumental arch initiated during the Trump administration will adversely affect key sightlines of iconic Washington landmarks,...
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King Haakon VIII ascends after King Harald V's death, adopting the motto 'Everything for Norway.' Amid family controversies, he faces scrutiny as Norway's new monarch.
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Amy Dowden claims winning Celebrity Hunted has restored her confidence after a breast‑cancer battle, celebrating a joint victory with Carlos Gu.
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Nearly 500 migrants arrived in the UK on Thursday after crossing the English Channel in seven small boats, marking the end of a 10-day lull in arrivals. Border...
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Stargazers across the globe gathered overnight Thursday into early Friday morning to observe a rare near-total lunar eclipse, commonly referred to as a Blood Mo...
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Celtic and Rangers face sanctions after last season's quarter‑final fan disorder. Both clubs must play upcoming home Scottish Cup ties without spectators and pay £100,000 to opponents.
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Chinese authorities have issued an urgent warning indicating a high risk that a newly formed barrier lake near the Nepal-Tibet border could breach its banks, po...
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A 31‑year‑old Belgian tourist died in Tasmania after straying from a poorly marked track, a coroner says. Lack of gear, cold weather and lost phone contributed.
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Selena Gomez’s lawyer rejects investor fraud claims over her mental‑health startup, calling them “threadbare.” The case underscores risks of celebrity‑family ventures.
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