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BBC London went to a west London school to hear what they are hoping to change with a new government.

Sailing doesn’t have to break the bank. Crewing on other people’s boats offers many low-cost sailing opportunities, says Robin Ashcroft

Go all the way to elusive silverware or not, Rob Walter has quietly built fine consistency into SA’s major-event play, writes Rob Houwing.

A top trade analyst has bluntly warned US lawmakers it would be a "strategic disaster" to not renew the African Growth and Opportunity Act before it expires next year.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange walked free on Wednesday from a court on the U.S. Pacific island territory of Saipan after pleading guilty to violating U.S. espionage law in…

In a delicate dance of politics and power, South Africa's ANC and DA parties grapple with the complexities of forming a government of national unity, navigating ideological differences and external pressures to address national interests, writes Mcebisi Ndletyana.

Promoters held 59.43 per cent stake in the company as of 31-Mar-2024, while FII and DII ownership stood at 24.83 per cent and 3.57 per cent, respectively.

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Extensive maintenance is being done by Rand Water that will affect water distribution to taps between 22 July and 5 August.

The High Court of Justice of Catalonia on Tuesday applied for the first time the controversial amnesty law to two Catalan separatist activists convicted of actions committed between 2012 and 2023 relating to the bid for the independence of Catalonia.

Children who co-designed a Chelsea Flower Show garden have had it installed in their primary school.

Everton’s Youth Star Attracts Big Club Attention: What’s Next for Douglas Lukjancik? Everton’s Dilemma: Holding onto a Young Talent Everton is currently ensnared in a tug-of-war for their young prodigy, Douglas Lukjancik. At just 16, this goalkeeper has attracted the eyes of major clubs like Manchester City and Aston Villa. According to a recent report […]

An Egyptian-style, postmodern home designed by British architecture studio John Outram Associates in Oxfordshire has been Grade II-listed. Completed by the studio in 1999, Sphinx Hill house has now become the UK's youngest listed building and forms one of five of John Outram Associates' (JOA) buildings that have been listed. The two-storey home was commissioned in

If you are looking for a slice of Shropshire history, a Grade II listed property has just gone up for sale near Bridgnorth that contains some fascinating 12th century stone carvings.

Delays to a cap on costs and treatment for dementia patients are among issues raised by voters.

The post Who will defend free speech in this election? appeared first on spiked.

Teenage boys are the most frequent targets of financial "sextortion" schemes that are often conducted through Instagram and other social media platforms, according to a new report.

Twelve months ago, the Manxman went into what he thought was his final Tour seeking a stage win which would be the 35th of his career.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange walked free on Wednesday from a court on the U.S. Pacific island territory of Saipan after pleading guilty to violating U.S. espionage law in a deal that allowed him to head straight home to Australia. His release ends a 14-year legal saga in which Assange spent more than five years in […]

Seemingly every afternoon in Iran’s capital, police vans rush to major Tehran squares and intersections to search for women with loose headscarves and those who dare not to wear them at all.

Laila March, 25, paid £1,200 for a British Airways flight after she was blocked from a TUI plane.

Few people have as much experience as Dee Caffari at living in offshore race mode for weeks on end. She tells Andy Rice about the importance of sleep routines at sea

The Pac-12 rowing regatta was the only major championship to feature men’s and women’s collegiate varsity programs competing at the same venue on the same day. Both recently and historically, they were the best.