Australian cricket stars narrowly escape missile strike in Pakistan as IPL and PSL suspended
Australian cricket stars narrowly escape missile strike in Pakistan as IPL and PSL suspended WAtoday...
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15:36
Why do neutrals want Arsenal to fail in Europe?
We start with some praise for Mikel Arteta but then Arsenal get a kicking before there is more talk of
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15:21
5/2: CBS Evening News
Diner owner feeling the pinch as costs rise and customers cut back; Hundreds form a human chain to move a
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iPhone 17: 10 reasons why you’ll definitely want to upgrade this year
Macworld With every iPhone launch, people are excited until they start to voice their frustration over Apple’s incremental hardware changes.
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14:23
Mathematicians solve vexing ‘crowd problem’ that explains why public spaces devolve into chaos
Why do some crowds move in an orderly fashion while others devolve into a chaotic jumble? New research led by
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05:21
Cold-hearted stare of one of Britain’s worst rapists: Zhenhao Zou who raped up to 60 women sits emotionless as police force him to watch sick video he filmed of attack
This is the moment a rapist Chinese PhD student showed no emotion as police forced him to watch a video
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02:19
Understanding seizures, saving lives
WILLIAM, 67, had just had lunch and was chatting with some neighbours when he abruptly stopped talking and fell to
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Mineral beneficiation is vital for South Africa, Ramaphosa tells G20
President Cyril Ramaphosa has used his opening address at the G20's meeting of foreign ministers to push for local beneficiation
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02:23
Super Bowl festivities to be available for military service members on American Forces Network
U.S. military personnel worldwide will be able to watch Sunday's Super Bowl and earlier festivities...
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22:21
Dow Jones Industrial Average surges after US CPI inflation print
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) climbed around 750 points at its peak on Wednesday, pushing into the bullish side
