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'Frustrating': Lillard laments injuries after loss
Damian Lillard returned from his right Achilles injury, but the Bucks lost to the Pacers to end their season. Giannis Antetokounmpo missed the entire playoff series because of a left calf strain.
What's next for 76ers? Philly perfectly positioned to star hunt this summer as Daryl Morey's real work begins
The 76ers, ousted by the Knicks in the first round, are now free to build whatever roster they choose
Woman on trial over baby's death at nursery tells jury she complained about 'sheer volume' of children compared to staff
Kate Roughley, 37, denies manslaughter and an alternate count of child cruelty
Upstairs of historic town centre pub to be turned into bed sits
The ground floor of the Old Red Lion Hotel has already been converted into the Real Coffee Bean shop
Homes to be demolished on old Lancashire council housing estate
A social housing provider is set to knock down the properties
Diane Kruger exudes modern elegance in off-the-shoulder dress as she leads stars at New York City Ballet's 2024 Spring Gala
Diane Kruger exuded elegance as she led the A-list arrivals at the New York City Ballet's 2024 Spring Gala at Lincoln Center on Thursday night.
Tickets now on sale for Twilight in Concert featuring live orchestra soundtrack
Fantasy film fans will be delighted to hear that tickets are on sale for Twilight in Concert.
Watch daredevil Bridgnorth pensioner's 80th birthday wing walk in front of 'petrified' daughter
A daredevil pensioner took to the skies to raise money for cancer research with a wing walk on her 80th birthday.
Aboyne artist honours late husband and north-east fishing with exhibition
Award-winning artist Stephanie Vandem is using her late husband's items, twigs and nets to capture the traditions of the north-east's fishing industry.
New chicken shop opening in Merry Hill - with free wings for the first 100 customers
A popular chicken shop chain will open a site in Merry Hill next week - and will be handing out free wings to quick-thinking customers on opening day.
Cool solution: how ice-cream saved drought-hit farmers in India
As the climate crisis forces people to abandon their land in Rajasthan, a new industry has sprung up in the desert state, with thousands of gaily decorated vans setting off to sell ice-cream across the country The parched villages
Critics Rip Trump's Visit With New York Firefighters Over 1 Burning Red Blunder
The Queens-born former president made a notable error while honoring "New York's Bravest."
How Stormzy's #Merky FC is providing opportunities in south London
British rapper Stormzy shows BBC Sport around his new #Merky FC venue, which brings together music, gaming and football for young people.
Lancashire streets where parking fines are more likely to be handed out
Tickets handed out by Lancashire County Council has gone up
Repeat rogue roofer back in court again for scamming customer who 'felt he would be looked after'
A repeat rogue roofer created a sophisticated fraud in which he was paid £1,500 in deposits for work that he never carried out.
'I couldn't believe what I was seeing!' Lucky escape for gardener almost hit by gigantic tree branch
A pensioner had a narrow escape after a falling tree branch landed in his garden while he was tidying it.
A venue with a soul and a community hub that's been hosting famous names for decades
It's a diverse venue which has been hosted everything from The Who to amateur dramatic performances.
Watch as classic Blue Peter locomotive steams through Wellington on a giant loop around Shropshire
Blue Peter came through Shropshire - but there was no sign of sticky-back plastic or tortoises.
Medical items dating back to 1840s Wolverhampton now on display in city library
A unique exhibition of medical artefacts, some dating back to 1840, is now on display in Wolverhampton.
What went right this week: the good news that matters
Conservation was shown to be working, a ‘gamechanger’ cancer jab moved closer, and a Dutch city cancelled people’s debt, plus more The post What went right this week: the good news that matters appeared first on Positive News.
Mortgage drawdowns decline amid shortage of second-hand homes for sale
A decline in mortgage switching activity is ‘largely’ to blame for drop-off in approvals, says BPFI
YouTube superstar and Janoskians frontman Beau Brooks reveals his 'humbling' new career - as he boasts about his '1.3million Twitter followers'
One of Australia's first YouTuber stars revealed his 'humbling' new career working in a peanut factory on Friday, despite boasting millions of followers online.
Iconic Blackpool hotel is set to be transformed and new restaurant built
Plans have revealed a huge investment in the historic building
Nick Viall, 43, and wife Natalie Joy, 25, enjoy family lunch with their newborn in LA... after she hit back at critics who slammed her 'trashy' wedding looks
Nick Viall and his new wife Natalie Joy stepped out for lunch with their newborn daughter at Soho House Holloway in Los Angeles on Thursday.
Gym plan for industrial unit fails after police raise concerns about unisex toilets
Plans to have unisex toilets at a proposed Willenhall gym sparked concerns by police they would make women feel ‘uncomfortable’.
Whoever controls Dudley Council when the dust settles, they will face plenty of challenges
Once the dust has settled after the 2024 local elections the new administration at Dudley Council will face plenty of challenges.
We think Ofsted inspections in schools should be abolished, say teachers
Ofsted inspections are again under fire, with the majority of college staff wanting them abolished completely.
Peter Leven to give Jimmy Thelin inside track on Aberdeen squad and Scottish football this week
Aberdeen interim boss Leven and new manager Thelin, currently with Elfsborg in Sweden, are set to have a Zoom meeting.
Return of star man in Aberdeen, DJ Jaiyesimi, would be timely boost for St Johnstone
The on-loan Charlton forward has been out for over two months.
I have a cure for our ailing democracy: ban all donors, British and foreign. Run politics on membership fees | George Monbiot
Our system is full of loopholes and vulnerable to millionaires’ and plutocrats’ demands. Voters simply need clean, fair politics There’s a sensible rule in British politics: it should not be funded by foreign donors. Democracy is
Belgian insurer urges politicians to strengthen low emission zones
Mutualités Libres among 140 health and environment experts calling for more clean air measures One of Belgium’s mutual health insurers has been taking a closer look at the country’s three low emission zones. Dr Luk Bruyneel, a