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Dressel Wins, But Manuel Fails to Advance in Swim Stunner NBC New York

The best Amazon Prime Day 2021 deals include robot vacuums from Bissell and Roborock. You can also save on cordless and upright vacuums.

Wilder has previously vowed to 'legally murder' Fury - and the American boxer has made another wild claim ahead of the heavyweight rivals' trilogy fight in Las Vegas next month

GENEVA (21 June 2021) – UN human rights experts* urged the Holy See to take all necessary measures to stop and prevent the recurrence of violence and sexual abuse against children in Catholic institutions, and to ensure those responsible are held ...

Bruno Lage’s first game as Wolves boss is set to be at Crewe – while the club hope to go abroad for a pre-season training camp.

Shehnaaz Gill stuns in blue fur jacket, fans call her beauty queen

Belgium's justice minister, Vincent Van Quickenborne, has appealed to the public to ignore conspiracy theories around the death of Jürgen Conings, the heavily-armed soldier whose body has been discovered a month after he went missing after threatening to kill a high-profile virologist, The Guardian writes. Conings' aunt told local media she believed security forces had killed her nephew. "He wouldn't commit suicide," she said. "He was killed."

The rule comes days after three government officials, including an assistant professor, were dismissed by the UT administration, over alleged anti-state activities.

Sweden's parliament passed a vote of no confidence in prime minister Stefan Lofven on Monday, the BBC reports. A total of 181 of the 349 MPs voted in favour, with 51 abstentions. It is the first time in Swedish history that a prime minister has been ousted in such a vote. The social democrat leader has a week to resign or call a snap election.

THE View’s Meghan McCain called into question President Joe Biden’s devout Catholicism, saying his stance on abortion does a “grave harm” to the country and he’ll have to answer for himself when he meets his “creator.” The conservative pundit went on a tirade against the president for his pro-abortion stance, saying he was doing a […]

Continuing to classify British TV and film as "European works" under the EU's audiovisual laws, which set quotas for platforms such as Amazon and Netflix, could "result in a disproportionate presence of UK content with the European" market, according to an internal EU document seen by The Guardian. The European Commission is doing an impact assessment on "cultural diversity", which could see the British industry lose its perks, it reported.

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Antagonism and conflict fuel Englands rivalry with Scotland World Soccer Talk

Iran's president-elect, Ebrahim Raisi, has welcomed the negotiations with world powers aimed at reviving a 2015 nuclear deal but said they must guarantee national interests, the BBC writes. Raisi promised he would not allow the talks in Vienna to be dragged out and also insisted that Iran's ballistic missile programme was "not negotiable". The nuclear deal has been close to collapse since the US abandoned it three years ago.

Fraud came to light following complaints from customers

BEIJING, June 22 (Xinhua) -- China's yuan strengthened against a basket of currencies last week, according to the China Foreign Exchange Trade System (CFETS).

While we remain an economy, which has its own strengths and weaknesses, capital flows remain democratic and in the near term they will behave in a synchronous manner

A report of the European Court of Auditors revealed on Monday that agricultural spending for climate action has failed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from farming. In the period 2014-2020, more than €100bn were earmarked for climate change, but emissions from agriculture have not decreased since 2010. EU auditors called on the European Commission to assess the impact of applying the polluter-pays principle to emissions from agricultural activities.

The Ernakulam district Social Justice Department is set to embark on a month-long intense awareness campaign under the Union Government's Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan

Teen drowns while swimming with friends, family at Deer Creek Reservoir KJZZ

EU data protection authorities on Monday called for a ban on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for automated recognition of human features such as faces, fingerprints or voices, in public spaces and in any context. Under draft AI regulation, technologies such as facial recognition could be used to search for crime victims or missing children. EU watchdogs also called for an "AI body independent from any political influence".

Mere weeks away from sentencing for her involvement in the NXIVM cult, former Smallville actress Allison Mack today got an unexpected helping hand from federal prosecutors. While Mack faces potential years in prison, after pleading guilty to racketeering charges in April of 2019, it was revealed in a sentencing memo filed in a federal court in Brooklyn […]

The world heavyweight champion has claimed he wants to gain almost two stone before his third bout with rival Wilder in Las Vegas next month

The Article 7 sanctions procedure was initially launched against Warsaw in 2017 by the EU Commission and triggered by the European Parliament in 2018 against Budapest. Now it is back on the table, after the pandemic.

Chris Froome and Mark Cavendish will be involved for the first time since 2018.