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One former Spurs defender, Ryan Sessegnon, who was signed by Mauricio Pochettino, has admitted that he barely spoke to the Argentine boss during his time... The post Ryan Sessegnon reveals he barely got to speak to Mauricio Pochettino at Spurs appeared first on Spurs Web.

On the latest episode of “Counsel Culture,” Nick Cannon and Dr. Umar Ifatunde Johnson—a Pan-Africanist—delved into Cannon’s approach to fatherhood and if he wants his children to follow his lead.

The reality TV star has spent a hefty amount to try and fix the underlying cause of her facial disfigurement after shocking fans with a close-up selfie.

This article is sponsored by Bulova. E! may get a commission if you purchase something through our links. Learn more. The holidays are the perfect excuse to spoil your favorite people, and what...

Exams have been scheduled on alternate days to help students prepare better and reduce their stress, says Lokesh

This year, the state has been marred by a series of fatal attacks.

Class action could foil Photobucket’s plan to turn old photos into AI goldmine.

Tesla topped its 2021 peak on Wednesday and Alphabet hit a record for the first time since July, as four of tech's seven megacaps closed at all-time highs.

IT’S usually the party islands and big resorts in the Mediterranean that get scrutinised by BBC Three documentaries — and they are usually sensational viewing.

Speaking at a memorial today for her daughter, Vicky Robayna told the Mail the couple had been 'so kind, so caring' and she couldn't thank them, or their team, enough.

The latest developments in Syria took centre stage when Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Ronald Lamola met with United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres in Pretoria on Wednesday.

Anita Dunn, a former senior adviser to President Biden, was critical of the timing and way in which the president pardoned his son, but backed the ultimate decision to do so. “I absolutely think that Hunter deserves a pardon here but I disagree on the timing, the argument and sort of the rationale,” she said...

Russia is seeking to secure agreements with Syria's new authorities regarding its military facilities in the country following the sudden overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad's government.

A 'social robot' that can become extremely angry has been built to teach customer service staff how to handle foul-mouthed complaints in the best way

Pressing need for expanded infrastructure as freight traffic along the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route increases.

When the first people to arrive in Tasmania 40,000 years ago ventured into wilderness at night, they were greeted by what they could only imagine was the sound of demons from hell. The blood-curdling shrieks earned this unique marsupial its demonic name "Tasmanian devil," and its cuter alt-name, "Beelzebub's pup." — Read the rest

'There's not part of me that will ever, ever, ever allow that, ever, for a man to be that close to you like that'

EX-ENGLAND manager Fabio Capello and former Premier League star Paolo Di Canio have made outrageous remarks on Pep Guardiola and Ederson.

Friends and relatives met to celebrate Liz Hatton's with a display of her work in Harrogate.

Infamous evolutionary flop Spore, for all its flaws, still had a lot of magic to it. It was fun to design your weird creatures, to watch them try to walk, and - in principle - to turn your humble creations into a spacefaring species.

Since the early 1960s, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (DCC) have been one of the most iconic cheerleading teams in professional sports, known for beautiful, talented dancers who are almost always white.

Exeter City star Ben Purrington has insisted that Birmingham City made his side pay for switching off for a split second.

Financial advisors say signs you're investing too much in the stock market include regular withdrawals from your brokerage account and an inability to pay down high-interest debt.

Thousands of Brits could be attracting rodents after binmen being afforded more time off has resulted in some having to wait up to 28 days to have festive rubbish taken away