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“It brought joy to my heart to see people who did not know each other to come together”
<strong>Exclusive:</strong> The 26-year-old was tipped to be a serious medal contender in an event in which there are also high hopes for British duo Keely Hodgkinson and Jemma Reekie, but was withdrawn at the last moment
How to use up overripe or bruised peaches – recipe. Just when you think a peach is ready, it’s suddenly over-ripe – but that’s the prime time to use them in puree, smoothies or in puddings such as this cobbler
A national eviction moratorium has expired after President Joe Biden and Congress failed to extend it
TV tonight: the Stones at their saturnine peak. A new documentary about The Rolling Stones’ 1968 BBC special. Plus: a wealth of game show action. Here’s what to watch this evening
NSW Covid outbreak: death toll rises as two-thirds of 210 new cases under 40Man in his 60s dies at home in south-west Sydney as state reports new locally acquired casesFollow our coronavirus live blogState v state: war of words heats up over Sydney and Melbourne lockdownsFrom social distancing bracelets to vaccine priority: how NSW supermarkets are tackling CovidNSW restrictions; NSW hotspots; border restrictionsVaccine rollout tracker; get our free news app; get our morning email briefing New S
Adam Peaty summed up the secret to Britain's swimming success in one word -- 'belief' -- after helping bring home 4x100m mixed medley relay gold in world record time at the Tokyo Games on Saturday. The quartet of Kathleen Dawson, Peaty, James Guy and Anna Hopkin smashed China's previous mark by 0.83 seconds as the event made its Olympic debut and the women joined the men on the podium. Freya Anderson also collected a gold after swimming the freestyle leg in the heats.
Two women in their 20s who were seriously injured when a 60 foot tall oak tree fell on them in the midst of Storm Evert on Friday were at a party celebrating a doctor's birthday. The huge tree crashed to the ground without warning at the private party, as strong winds gusted across the country on Friday evening. The party, which was thrown by a doctor celebrating his 27th birthday, was held in woodland behind Ubbeston Hall, near Halesworth, Suffolk. Villagers had been told prior to the event tha
Senators are returning to the Capitol for a rare Saturday session as they try to make further progress on a roughly $1 trillion infrastructure plan
Chinese factory activity weakened in July to its lowest level since the start of the pandemic, data showed Saturday, as manufacturing was impacted by slowing demand, weak exports and extreme weather.
Lab-grown dairy is the future of milk, researchers say. Startups are joining the race to create first imitation cow’s milk by artificially reproducing proteins in curds and whey
Garment workers rushed back to major cities across Bangladesh as the authorities lifted restrictions
Kathleen Dawson, Adam Peaty, James Guy and Anna Hopkin won in a world record time.
Queensland Covid lockdown: ‘enormous number’ of hotspots expected after six new cases. Eleven LGAs locked down from 4pm on Saturday as deputy premier says state must ‘go hard and go early’
The Russian hackers behind the massive SolarWinds cyberespionage campaign broke into the email accounts of some of the most prominent federal prosecutors’ offices around the country last year
Ravinder Bhogal’s watermelon recipes. Rediscover the sweet smell and flavour of summery watermelon in a rose-scented giant couscous salad and a fragrant rice and vegetable poke bowl
Mushrooming outbreaks of the Delta variant prompted China and Australia to impose stricter Covid-19 curbs on Saturday, as the WHO urged the world to contain the mutation before it turns into something deadlier and draws out the pandemic.
Nigerian sprinter Blessing Okagbare was provisionally suspended for doping Saturday, hours before the former world championships silver medalist was due to run in the semifinals of the women’s 100 meters at the Olympics. Okagbare tested positive for human growth hormone in an out-of-competition test on July 19, four days before the Olympics opened, the Athletics Integrity Unit said, prompting a mandatory provisional suspension.The results of that test were only received by track and field’s anti
Butterflywatch: red admirals reap benefits from woodland management. If we work together to create new sanctuaries or restore old habitat, the butterflies will have a fighting chance
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