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Crafty Chwalinska outwits Brit surprise to win in Wuhan
Surprise French Open finalist Maja Chwalinska has won her first tournament, defeating British surprise packet Sonay Kartal in the Wuhan Open final.
Sister of tragic Philip English reveals contrasting updates on the conditions of two children who survived the Waterford Arson attack - and why Gardai are taking the unusual step of guarding their hospital bedside...
The teen girl and younger boy both survived the sickening attack, which claimed the lives of Callum, 12, and nine-year-old Jayden along with Philip and Kim English.
2027 BYD Shark 6 Premium review
After the release of the Performance variant, we revisit the original Shark 6 Premium to see if it still holds up – and whether it will continue to.
The very fishy issue in Alaska that could determine Senate control as locals admit 'it stings a bit'
The Last Frontier's fisheries are a central element of its economy but face unprecedented challenges.
California's iconic Pacific Coast Highway teeters on the edge of falling into the sea after a terrifying crack appears in cliffside after storm
The deep crack was spotted along the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) between El Morro Canyon and Irvine Cove on Tuesday.
Australia vs South Africa LIVE: Boland takes two wickets in two balls before rain ends play
Australia bowled only 12.2 overs against South Africa on the rain-hit opening day of their second cricket test on Sunday.
IVF boom fuels adoption crisis: Number of children needing a home outstrips approved adopters by 1,600, charity warns
Britain is facing its biggest adoption shortfall in decades, with experts warning that the growing popularity of IVF is contributing to the issue.
Pro-Palestine campaigners vandalise homes of British defence company bosses linked to Israel in nighttime attacks
Police are investigating after a group called The List published images of hooded individuals vandalising cars and property belonging to figures they accuse of aiding Israel's military.
'I'm glad Andrew isn't in the will': Bankrupt self-styled 'Lord' launches brazen new legal fight for $7million estate of late aunt who called him 'lazy' and 'good for nothing'
Cut out of a $7million inheritance, bankrupted and repeatedly rebuffed by the courts, the self-styled 'Lord' isn't giving up. Inside the extraordinary family feud that has dragged on for almost a decade.
Top two meet in county cup clash
The Kent Senior Trophy took centre stage on Saturday with clubs competing in the first round.
