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Giving details of the incident, the SP said that the woman had gone to the fields with her mother on the fateful day and had gone missing soon after. She was later found brutally injured, with her deep cuts on the tongue. The accused also attempted to strangulate her.

PRINCESS EUGENIE has upheld a royal tradition held dear by the Queen by delaying her baby news.

<p>The ‘Gavin &amp; Stacey’ and ‘Life’ star talks to Charlotte Cripps about more reflective roles and why she wants to improvise again &nbsp;</p>

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IPL 2020, KKR vs SRH: While it will be interesting to see who comes out on top this time around, the head to head stats between KKR and SRH, give a slight edge to the Kolkata-based franchise, who have...

I don’t agree the now former health minister Jenny Mikakos was thrown under a bus. She was the minister in charge.

Breathing new life into old things is a particular talent of today’s luxury Swiss watch industry. The formula is simple. Take something from the past, adopt it for the tastes of today, and make sure when people see it they aren’t quite sure what era it was made for. Breitling’s re-launch of the Chronomat with […]

This year’s UN General Assembly features leaders communicating only in pre-recorded speeches.

MIAMI (AP) - To the late songstress and civil rights activist Nina Simone, the role of an artist was quite clear:

International college students say they feel unwanted after yet another Trump administration proposal to restrict U.S. student visa rules.

ST. PETERSBURG , Fla. (AP) - Stuart Andrews’ quest to paint 102 local buildings started in a very practical way.

International college students say they feel unwanted after yet another Trump administration proposal to restrict U.S. student visa rules.

1. Man who thought Covid was 'bad flu' sends urgent message from ICU bed  Cheshire Live
2. Coronavirus: Vitamin D reduces infection and impact of COVID-19, studies find  Sky News
3. Vitamin D 'cuts chance of coronavirus death by half', study finds  Evening Standard
4. ‘Invincible’ Brit, 29, who dismissed coronavirus as ‘bull***t’ fears he will die after catching bug in Tenerif  The Sun
5. Could getting enough vitamin D reduce COVID-19 death risks by 52%?  Daily Mail
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We’re celebrating 20 years of Earth Science Picture of the Day during the month of September! Today’s photo features a popular EPOD from the past. Thanks to all of our followers (on the blog, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter) for supporting...

WORLD WAR 3 could be on the horizon as a government defence advisor warned of five threats the UK currently faces - and lack of funding could leave Britain unable to defend against them.

Amazon workers are collaborating across borders to pressure the retail giant more effectively.

Tottenham will be hosting Newcastle United as their packed schedule continues. In this fixture last year, Steve Bruce tasted his first Premier League victory in charge of the Magpies and increased the pressure on Mauricio Pochettino. Jose Mourinho will be looking to avoid a similar result, as his position is far from secure, despite the […]

By Colin Packham SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Australian state of Victoria, a hotspot in the country's COVID-19 outbreak, said on Saturday social distancing restrictions will be eased earlier than

Everton travel to Crystal Palace on Saturday, looking to continue their perfect start to the season under Carlo Ancelotti

Dimitar Berbatov is backing Manchester United to secure a 3-1 win against Brighton at the Amex Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be hoping that his Manchester United players can bounce back from their 3-1 loss to Crystal Palace in their Premier League opener last weekend. Manchester United looked off the pace in […]

October is shaping up to be a tangle of high risk, high wire gambles where all the most divisive Brexit issues are supposed to get somehow resolved.

What appears to be a widespread lack of imagination might just be saving us all time and energy.

We are in a war with the virus and among ourselves, too. The uneasy consensus we had at the beginning has evaporated. There are new divisions among ordinary people, experts and politicians.