Raheem Sterling pointed out the double standards on how the media portray the same act done by a white City player and a black City player.
Scottish city ready for ‘unprecedented’ disruption to transport network
President Joe Biden campaigns Tuesday in Virginia for the Democrats' beleaguered governor candidate Terry McAuliffe, whose slide in the polls has put the party on red alert for a Republican comeback in next year's midterm battle for Congress.
Alan Tudge is dead wrong. Anzac should be contested – as it always has been. He has been banging on with these dreary, condescending, cliched cultural themes, each instalment a little more ridiculous
Children will be exempt from new vaccination requirements that enter into force on 8 November
The mild-mannered groom wouldn't allow insults about his wife.
Chubrollz is a California-based skateboarding club focusing on plus sized folks who are often excluded from the sports scene. Chubrollz is bringing people together and give them the confidence to be active.
Small and compact, this powerful carbon fibre cleaner offers speedy clean-ups
'Dancing On Ice' pro ice skaters Yebin Mok, Hamish Gaman, and Klabera Komini have been replaced by three new professionals, Tippy Packard, Colin Grafton and Morgan Swales, for next year's series.
He was author to some 200 patents in organic chemistry, plastics and biomaterials
A medical panel of US government advisers endorsed the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine in five-to-11-year-olds on Tuesday, paving the way for younger children to get their shots within weeks.
The iPhone 13 mini is the smallest version in Apple’s latest quartet of handsets. Here are the latest deals - including the best pay-monthly plans - that you can get with the iPhone 13 mini. Plus a look at what makes this latest miniature iPhone tick.
A mammoth cut to Britain's plans to issue government debt was structured to minimise market disruption as far as possible and maintain a steady supply of bonds to investors, the head of the country's debt agency told Reuters on Wednesday. Gilt prices shot higher after the Debt Management Office (DMO) said it planned to issue 194.8 billion pounds ($267.5 billion) of bonds in the current 2021/22 financial year, 57.8 billion pounds less than its previous remit. Both 10-year and 30-year British government bonds recorded their biggest one-day price rises since March 2020, when prices surged after the Bank of England restarted its quantitative easing programme during Britain's plunge into a COVID-19 lockdown.
The president of Lithuania met with a mother concerned for her LGBT+ child’s future, and the future of every other child like them.
The supermarket has written to 400 of its suppliers to ask how they are performing against carbon reduction targets.
However, there are still more people dying than normal for this time of the year.
Five men arrested after four men found with stab wounds in Norwich. Two of the victims are in critical condition while the other two men have serious but not life-threatening injuries
Sunak cuts £2bn from R&D budget but will fund Cummings science agency. Chancellor announces £800m for Aria, a new body that will fund ‘high-risk, high-reward’ technologies
Four migrants, three of them children, drowned on Tuesday after a boat in which they and 23 others were trying to cross from Turkey to Greece sank, the Greek coast guard said. Greece is one of the main routes into the European Union for asylum-seekers crossing from Turkey in flimsy, overcrowded rubber boats. The boat sank off the Greek island of Chios where strong winds were blowing, a coast guard statement said.
Australia will aim for net zero carbon emissions by 2050 but will not pass legislation about the goal. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the government would instead rely on consumers and companies to push towards emission reductions. Australia had so far refused to join countries such as the UK and US in pledging to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 ahead of the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow next week.
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