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Goal remembers the biggest transfer rumours involving African All-Stars that ultimately didn't result in deals being done

Nineteen-time Grand Slam winner Rafael Nadal and the coach of Serena Williams said they are exploring the possibility of holding professional matches at their tennis academies to allow players to comp

Roma's players, first-team coach Paulo Fonseca and his staff have now volunteered to forgo four months' salary this season,

Bruno Fernandes has made a promising start to life since he joined Manchester United from Sporting Lisbon in January. Odion Ighalo has hailed the impact of his new team-mate.

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) thinks that President Trump saw the COVID-19 pandemic coming when he delivered his State of the...

Uzbekistan is not only about history and architecture.

Roberson, who hasn't appeared in an NBA game since injuring his knee in January 2018, will be a free agent this offseason

New Delhi [India], April 19 (ANI): PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) president DK Agarwal, on Sunday welcomed the move by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT

They’re you go, this quiz and lockdown is giving me a chance to sort them into some sort of order. I might start on the 12 boxes of match programmes next.

ARSENAL continue to wait for news on when the Premier League will return. The Gunners look set to be busy this summer in the transfer market, with reports suggesting Alexandre Lacazette could head to Atletico Madrid with Thomas Partey heading the other way. Follow all the latest updates from North London below…

CHELSEA’s stars have agreed to take a £10million pay cut as the club cut costs due to the pandemic. Meanwhile there are reports that Olivier Giroud has agreed terms for a move away from the Bridge, while we have the very latest on the Blues’ pursuit of Alessio Romagnoli. Follow all the latest updates from […]

Mario Gatti was caught by police days after Florida opened up its beaches with social distancing restrictions.

India on Sunday trashed Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's comments alleging targeting of Muslims in the country in the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic. External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said the "bizarre comments" by the Pakistani leadership was an attempt to shift focus from the "abysmal handling" of that country's internal affairs. In a tweet, Khan accused the Indian government of deliberately targeting the Muslim community against the backdrop of the coronavirus crisis. Читать дальше...

"It's going to take us a while to really map and trace this particular virus, map it through its experience in humans, and get the scientific evidence of where this virus originated."

(CNBC) -- Following a rush for groceries and cleaning supplies, more Americans are looking to crack open a book. As people remain sheltered in their homes due to the coronavirus outbreak, online shopping has surged as a replacement for an old-fashioned trip to the store. In addition to the overall boom in e-commerce spending, sales…

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When it comes to digital clocks, they typically use segmented or dot-matrix displays in order to tell the time. But one thing most of these displays have in common is that have no moving parts. Not so with this unusual timepiece, which looks like a digital display, but is actually mechanical.

ENFIELD, Nova Scotia (AP) — A suspect in an active shooter investigation was arrested Sunday at a gas station in Nova Scotia after a shooting rampage in the Canadian province left “multiple victims," police said.

Mozambique expelled a fugitive Brazilian cocaine trafficker following his arrest this week, a case that underlines the growing global reach of Brazil's so-called First Capital Command (PCC) gang, officials said.

Consolo Adams — a senior at the University of the District of Columbia — is passing the coronavirus quarantine doldrums at the Orinda mansion of his friend and mentor, former Warriors center Adonal Foyle.

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Some cities and states across the country have restricted access to public records, citing a lack of personnel and a focus on public health during the coronavirus epidemic.

More than 30 studies are under way in France -- of a world total of 860 -- in search of drugs to treat the COVID-19 disease sweeping the world, infectologist Florence Ader said Sunday. The research is "extremely active" in France involving some 1,600 patients, Ader told a news conference. Ader heads up a study dubbed Discovery in collaboration with several other European countries, with researchers conducting clinical trials of four potential treatments including the controversial hydroxychloroquine. Читать дальше...