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The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office reported the arrest of three following a hit-and-run car crash in the Walmart parking lot in Amsterdam on Friday.

A popular discontinued chocolate has appeared back on shop shelves in Poundland to the delight of bargain hunters.

Baseer Ahmed admitted watching bodycam footage, which the BBC understands was from Epsom College.

LeBron James will be the first U.S. men's basketball player to be a flagbearer. Team USA's female flagbearer will be revealed on Tuesday.

Never Trumper George Conway mocked his ex-wife Monday after she hit out at Vice President Kamala Harris on Fox News.

Bruno Fernandes has emerged as a top target for Paris Saint-Germain this summer, with Manchester United now bracing themselves to receive a bid for their captain

Liverpool will be forced to shrug and move on after opting not to challenge either Manchester United or Arsenal for Leny Yoro and Riccardo Calafiori respectively. Only time will tell how wise the Reds were on either front, but in the meantime, it seems they’ve identified another ‘top target’, if reports are to be believed. […]

"Another manifestation of politicizing is the refusal of European directorates to support projects in African nations pursuing the policy being independent from the ex-metropolitan countries," Executive Director of the World Bank representing Russia Roman Marshavin noted

1. Bruno Fernandes' Man Utd transfer ultimatum as PSG plot move for Red Devils skipper  The Mirror
2. Jadon Sancho deal directly helps Man United complete next game-changing transfer  Manchester Evening News
3. Man Utd star 'excited' by PSG 'contract offer' as Ratcliffe £42m sale 'close'; Barcelona also keen  Football365
4. Man Utd flop ‘excited’ by PSG offer with blockbuster swap deal to entice Ratcliffe  TEAMtalk
5. PSG reignite transfer interest in Man Utd talisman Bruno... Читать дальше...

1. Health IT systems working but delays possible, says NHS  BBC.com
2. NHS warns of GP disruption next week after IT outage  BBC.com
3. UK doctors and travel firms warn of backlog after global IT outage  The Guardian
4. How Microsoft outage could affect GPs, airports and pay this week  AOL UK
5. Global IT outage: NHS warns of GP disruption next week - as travellers report long delays and lost baggage  Sky News

Coventry City news from CoventryLive as we pick the bones out of Friday's pre-season friendly against Spanish side Getafe CF to see what it told us about the weeks and months to come

MOLLY CLAYTON: Now, with 50 caps under her belt for England, Earps, 31, has been an integral part of the England women's team in recent years - winning them more success than ever.

Ultra-processed food can be hard to resist. Not only is it designed to be quick and convenient to eat, research shows that certain additives can lead to addictive eating behaviours.

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I was charged for postage at the time of purchase so would have thought there was an intention to post.

Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General (DG) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif on Monday said that a “massive, illegal political mafia” in the country was trying to sabotage the state’s Azm-i-Istehkam (Resolve for Stability) campaign to fulfil its vested interests.

The suspect fled the scene, but the police caught him in a cafe near the home in the town of Daruvar

The Canadian women's basketball team spans generations and is hoping to use its mix of youth, talent and experience to propel it to its first-ever Olympic medal. 

SEVEN-star hotel breaks costing £125,000 a time, half-a-million-pound high-end cars and a luxury London penthouse with Tom Jones for a neighbour.

The collections of natural history museums are unique archives of evolution. They allow us to look far into the geological past. Shells of marine snails are particularly common fossils and are well suited to reconstructing climate history and former marine distributions.

The discovery could radically extend the lifespan and stability of quantum states.