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Herald Reporter The Residents Against Land Degradation (RALD) have welcomed Government’s ban on riverbed or alluvial mining saying it was long overdue. In a press statement released yesterday, RALD said riverbed mining has resulted in land degradation. “The destruction of areas such as Boterekwa escarpment through mechanised mining proves that land degradation through mining should […]

The government of Nepal lifted a ban on TikTok imposed late last year over claims the social media app disrupted the nation's "social harmony."

STRICTLY star Dianne Buswell looked very different as she showcased her new hair transformation.

Where is GameDay this week in 2024? Here's the answer.

1. DNC's Beyoncé blues: "Special guest" never arrived  Axios
2. Beyonce's representative denies she will perform at Democratic convention, report says  Reuters.com
3. Jon Stewart Goes Live From Chicago on the Last Night of the D.N.C.  The New York Times
4. It Couldn’t Bey: Internet Devastated by False Beyoncé DNC Rumors  Rolling Stone

Jermaine Jenas is out of the running to become the next host of Match of the Day after being sacked by the BBC, but there are plenty of other candidates to replace Gary Lineker

Travelling exhibition Architectures of Transition highlights recent shifts in urban design and the spirit of collaboration between communities and architects

If it is to maintain its pro-Palestinian rights reputation, Ireland must end its financial ties to settlements.

The head of the UN’s global weather agency on adapting to a warming world — and what forecasting can teach us about co-operation

Kieran Trippier Eyes Newcastle Exit Amid Everton Interest Kieran Trippier’s desire to leave Newcastle United marks a significant shift in his career trajectory. The England international, who was pivotal in Newcastle’s resurgence under new ownership since his arrival in January 2022, now finds himself seeking a new challenge. According to David Ornstein in The Athletic, […]

Two sides looking to build on their winning starts to the new season go head-to-head at the Amex Stadium.

1. Crypto industry accounts for almost half of corporate donations in 2024 election, report says  CNBC
2. Crypto is dominating corporate election spending  Axios
3. Crypto Unites Voters And Attracts Gamblers During The 2024 Elections  Forbes
4. Crypto firms flood PACs with donations in hope candidates will relax regulations  New York Post
5. Crypto’s ‘unprecedented’ spending spree  Punchbowl News

Chelsea have been dealt an injury blow to Reece James ahead of their Premier League with Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Focusing on temperature extremes can galvanize policy changes but risks undercounting

Fair-weather waterspouts develop in relatively calm weather – but tornadic waterspouts form from storm supercells

Fentanyl toxicity killed a 15-month-old child in La Crosse, according to a pathologist who testified Thursday during a preliminary hearing in La Crosse County Circuit Court.

Vice President Kamala Harris urged Americans to seize a “precious, fleeting opportunity” to move beyond political divisions and Republican Donald Trump as she closed out the Democratic National Convention.

In its zeal to kill the brokerage model, the Labor Department cut off less affluent people from receiving professional financial advice.

Until AI algorithms understand what words mean, they won’t be reliable for important decisions—especially those with money on the line

1. Lush closed as police remain at scene of city centre knife incident  Liverpool Echo
2. Liverpool: Man found stabbed near city centre shops  BBC
3. Police investigation continues after Liverpool city centre stabbing  St Helens Star
4. Man rushed to hospital after Liverpool knife attack  Rayo
5. Man found stabbed near city centre shops  Yahoo News Australia

July registrations reflect 2024's BEV slowdown while overall new-vehicle registrations rise.

Shakib Al Hasan, a leading Bangladeshi cricketer, faces legal issues as one of the accused in the murder case of Mohammad Rubel, killed during protests in Dhaka.

New Yorkers are the most interested in investing — but the No. 1 investment there isn’t stocks.