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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp takes shot at Man United legend Rio Ferdinand
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has aimed a dig at Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand ahead of his departure from the club. The Reds boss has just one game left in charge of the Premier League club, a home match against Wolves
'He would destroy everyone' - Silva on Mbappe at Monaco
Manchester City's Bernardo Silva recalls the first time he saw 'special' Kylian Mbappe train at Monaco, and his impact on the team.
Anthony Edwards admits he told Nuggets staff he'd 'see those motherf***ers for Game 7' after inspiring the Timberwolves to a 45-POINT win over the NBA champions
Speaking to the media after his 27-point display, 'Antman' was asked if he actually used the slur to warn his opponent that the Western Conference semi-finals series was going right to the wire.
Kate Upton shows off her toned figure in a semi-sheer black lace dress alongside elegant Lily Aldridge as they lead stars at 2024 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue launch party in NYC
Kate Upton put on a head-turning display in a stylish ensemble alongside elegant Lily Aldridge at the star-studded 2024 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue launch party in NYC on Thursday.
At Least 4 Dead And More Than 800,000 Homes Without Power After Severe Storms Hit Houston
Houston Mayor John Whitmire urged people to stay at home warning of extensive damage and power outages across the city.
The Initial Year Of The DLT Pilot Regime: Challenges And Insights
Update letter of the European Securities Market Authority (ESMA) to the European Commission on the DLT Pilot Regime determining the existing challenges.
BBC Strictly Come Dancing star Giovanni Pernice QUITS show but 'is adamant he did nothing wrong'
Giovanni Pernice has sensationally quit BBC Strictly Come Dancing amid a long-running feud with former partner Amanda Abbington. Giovanni has faced increased scrutiny over his behaviour behind-the-scenes on the BBC show and has been
'Cramped' bedsit plan for well-known Dudley pub is thrown out
Plans to convert part of a well-known pub into bedsits have been thrown out by planners.
We're putting plans for food court at historic market place on hold, says council boss
Plans to turn part of an historic Black Country market into a 'street food' venue have been shelved pending a rethink.
Ex-GOP Rep Likens Trump's Court Supporters To Jan. 6 'Insidiousness': 'Grave Threat'
Former Rep. David Jolly slammed GOP members of Congress for challenging "democracy" at the Trump hush money trial.
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Savannah Bananas Present Baseball With A Twist Of Absurdity
Savannah Bananas baseball has won over skeptics. Their 2024 World Tour with the Party Animals is playing to sold out crowds, including six Major League stadiums
Jane Seymour, 73, recalls meeting 'extraordinary' boyfriend John Zambetti on a blind date despite thinking she was 'done' with men
Jane Seymour opened up about the moment she met her boyfriend John Zambetti in October of last year and what she thought about dating at the time.
UK tourists in Tenerife warned they'll have to pay more for water than locals
Brits abroad who are holidaying in Tenerife have been told of the strict restrictions and curbs on water usage.
Urgent appeal after boy goes missing in Bentham, North Yorkshire
AN urgent appeal has gone out to find a boy missing from home in Bentham, North Yorkshire.
Prince Laurent and Prince Harry look saintly next to these other black sheep royals
Every royal family is plagued by scandalous skeletons in the closet. Helen Coffey looks at the regal rebels whose soap opera-worthy behaviour should give King Charles a new appreciation for his prodigal son
7 of the worst VAR decisions against Wolves this season that have prompted vote
Wolves’ leap to call for the end of VAR has come after a number of controversial decisions this season.
FIFA to seek legal advice on a Palestinian proposal to suspend Israel from international soccer
FIFA will seek independent legal advice before holding an extraordinary council meeting by July 25 to make a decision on a Palestinian proposal to suspend Israel from international soccer because of the conflict with Hamas
Examples That Illustrate Why Transparency Is Crucial In AI
Explore the critical role of transparency in deploying responsible AI, as this article delves into the necessity for clear and understandable AI systems.
Morrisons slammed after 'inappropriate' item seen being sold in bargain bin
The devices were advertised with the branding, “When it’s gone it’s gone”.
I Know What You Did Last Summer reboot set to hit theaters in July of 2025 with Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. 'expected' to reprise roles from original 1997 movie
Hewitt, 45, and Prinze, 45, 'are expected to return' to the film franchise in which they played the respective roles of Julie James and Ray Bronson.
'We were all under water': Afghans tell BBC of devastating flooding
The BBC goes to Afghanistan's Baghlan province, where hundreds have died in devastating flooding.
Married At First Sight star Ollie Skelton poses for sweet photo with new girlfriend Nadia Martin - after he hit back at followers who turned on him for 'moving on too quickly' from ex partner Tahnee Cook
Ollie Skelton stuck it to his critics once again on Tuesday when he shared a very sweet picture of himself and new girlfriend Nadia Martin.
'My mould-ridden council home has made my baby ill and means I'm separated from her'
A family of six has been 'pleading' to be moved them out of their mould-ridden council home.
Boy, 12, accused of murder recalls moments before teen's death at Wolverhampton park
The 12-year-old boy on trial for murder refused to name who sold him the machete used to kill Shawn Seesahai in Wolverhampton last year.
IMF says U.S. should keep open trade, work with China to resolve disputes
The U.S. would be better served by maintaining its open trade system rather than imposing new punitive duties on Chinese goods, according to the IMF.
'I find Eurovision too risque for family viewing, we should stop funding it' - Dudley MP
A campaign has been launched by a Black Country MP to stop funding the 'too risque' Eurovision.
Flats plan lodged for listed building that was previously children's nursery
A historic listed building is set for transformation into five flats if Dudley Council planners give their consent.
