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As soon as Philip Hammond, Britain’s chancellor of the exchequer, announced an extra £2 billion for social care in his first budget in March, jostling began on how the money would be spent.

[Citizen] Kampala -For the umpteenth time, despite sweet promises they made to the nation prior to their departure, the athletes who represented Tanzania at the 2017 World Cross Country Championship in Kampala, Uganda are set to return home empty-handed.

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Shares of Snapchat parent Snap Inc. surged 3.6% in premarket trade Monday, after a number of Wall Street analysts started coverage of the social media company with bullish ratings and price targets. No less than eight analysts initiated coverage of Snap, according to FactSet, with five of them giving the company the equivalent of buy ratings, and three placing hold ratings, with price targets ranging from $23 to $31. That brings the average rating of the 25 analysts surveyed by FactSet to hold... Читать дальше...

​Collingwood utility Travis Varcoe and Melbourne defender Bernie Vince face one- game suspensions after the AFL's opening round.

LONDON — The Latest on London attack investigation (all times local): 12:25 p.m. The family of an American man killed last week in the London attack has offered tribute to his generosity and say they are grateful for the help and support so many have shown during a horrible time. Kurt W. Cochran from Utah

Particles released as by-products from the fire that has been raging since Friday could pose long-term side-effects for Durban residents.

International action has dominated the headlines. Sportsmail's Ralph Ellis has studied the facts and stats from the weekend's action and brought you 10 things we learned from the football.

U.S.-led coalition forces said the 2.5-mile long Tabqa Dam was structurally sound and denied that any of its strikes had hit it.

The foreign minister of Nigeria is in Poland in an effort to develop economic, military and security ties with the fast-growing economy in central Europe. Geoffrey Onyeama, on his first … Click to Continue »

Germany says it will keep calling for access to a German-Turkish journalist detained in Istanbul since January on charges of terrorist propaganda and incitement to hatred. Foreign Ministry spokesman Martin … Click to Continue »

BERLIN — Germany says it will keep calling for access to a German-Turkish journalist detained in Istanbul since January on charges of terrorist propaganda and incitement to hatred. Foreign Ministry spokesman Martin Schaefer told reporters in Berlin on Monday that “everyone involved, including in Turkey, knows that the emblematic case of Deniz Yucel has great

There is speculation the Western Force will be cut from Super Rugby, but what does it mean for the Brumbies?

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LONDON (AP) — The Latest on London attack investigation (all times local):

LONDON (AP) — The Latest on London attack investigation (all times local):

LONDON (AP) — The Latest on London attack investigation (all times local):

Republican speaks out on supporting bill

WARSAW, Poland — The foreign minister of Nigeria is in Poland in an effort to develop economic, military and security ties with the fast-growing economy in central Europe. Geoffrey Onyeama, on his first visit to Poland, said he was “extremely impressed” by the economic development he has seen in Poland, a country that threw off

BERLIN (AP) — Germany says it will keep calling for access to a German-Turkish journalist detained in Istanbul since January on charges of terrorist propaganda and incitement to hatred.

BERLIN (AP) — Germany says it will keep calling for access to a German-Turkish journalist detained in Istanbul since January on charges of terrorist propaganda and incitement to hatred.

BERLIN (AP) — Germany says it will keep calling for access to a German-Turkish journalist detained in Istanbul since January on charges of terrorist propaganda and incitement to hatred.