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Controversial Townsville Mayor Troy Thompson's suspension will restore stability to council, his acting replacement Paul Jacob said.

The venue’s manager is assisting police in the capital Vientiane while foreigners in Vang Vieng are being told not to drink free alcohol.

‘That’s not a matter for me as home secretary’, Yvette Cooper said

MORE shops will pull down the shutters for good before the end of the year following a tough few years for city and town centres.

Nearly twice as many migrants as residents have landed this year on the southernmost part of Spain's Canary Islands.

An expert explains why methanol poisoning happens and what you can do about it.

HONG KONG — Controversial Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice began showing in Hong Kong cinemas on Thursday - despite an official release date of Nov 28 - but the film had not escaped local censors beforehand.

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It's a big weekend in the provincial club championships with football and hurling semi-finals taking place in Leinster along with football semi-finals in Ulster and Munster.

VIL has set ambitious network expansion targets, aiming to achieve 4G population coverage of 1.1 billion by March 2025 and 1.2 billion by September 2025

‘Harry Potter’ actor has a theory about how Trump beat Kamala Harris

Given that he is now 31 years of age, time isn't on Ali Price's side. If he is to reclaim his place as Scotland's first-choice scrum-half, the fightback has to start here and now.

England centre Ollie Lawrence has admitted there is a bit of 'unknown' about Wallabies debutant Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii, who played his final NRL game just six weeks ago for the Roosters.

Tom Wright and Matt Faessler inspire Australia to score the most points the team ever have against Wales in Cardiff, who fall to a record 11th straight loss The atmosphere is crackling as always at the Principality. Emotional and loud anthems, a light show and some ACDC. Kick-off imminent. The anthems will come shortly. The roof is closed once again at the Principality so we expect them to be loud. Then we have kick-off s

Numerous innovative goldrush proposals have fallen away over the years after coming into contact with reality The breathless headlines looked exciting. Global rebel league and Rugby revolution are certainly catchy and guaranteed to attract clicks. As with the Kerry Packer cricket circus in the 1970s and the more recent LIV golf saga, sports traditional overlords can periodically be blindsided by wealthy interlopers who cl

Joe Schmidt's team dealt the home side their 11th straight defeat with a 52-20 thumping in Cardiff. But while plenty of fans were looking ahead with optimism, the coach took a very different view.

Scotland weren't clinical enough in key moments against South Africa. This has been a recurring theme for us in big games against the top teams.

More British F1 pundits may follow Damon Hill in departing Sky's English-language Formula 1 coverage amid accusations of bias.

There may be no more eloquent athlete to describe the depth of despair of being forced to withdraw from the Olympic Games than Portaferry runner Ciara Mageean.

Swedish battery maker Northvolt filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S., delivering a blow to Europe's electrification ambitions.

Luton Town meet fellow strugglers Hull City in the Championship while leaders Sunderland visit in-form Millwall.

Nicki Minaj expressed gratitude to Davido for featuring on her song It Is Not Okay. The Nigerian singer reacted to her post, and it got massive reactions online.

So much for First Lady Elmo Musk's proud boast of "our Hammer of Justice." In mere days, a "fraction of a Scaramucci," icky, scandal-plagued, Neanderthal-browed "MAGA bomb-thrower" Matt Gaetz crashed and burned, giving up his deeply errant bid to wreak vengeful havoc on law and order. He was felled by yet another sexual assault charge, a resolute free press, a Senate finally facing an unholy bridge too far, and a "spectacular error of judgment" by a clown drunk on ill-gotten power. May he make many more. Читать дальше...

Star wideout Max Klare and the Purdue Boilermakers (1-9) play the Michigan State Spartans (4-6) on Friday at 8 p.m. ET at Spartan (...)

Health agencies have confirmed New Zealand is in the early stages of a epidemic, with 263 cases in the past month.