Madrid train bombings: An open wound, twenty years on
On the morning of March 11, 2004, a series of ten coordinated explosions on four commuter trains bound for Madrid's Atocha station during rush hour, killing 191 people.
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International Women's Day: the heroines in Pakistan's police force
Since then, Naqvi has become a role model for millions of young women in Pakistan, a country ranked 145 out of 146 in the gender equality index by the World Economic Forum. In Pakistan's traditional Islamic and largely conservative society, many women are pressured to marry young and abandon any desire for a professional career. A report by Shahzaib Wahlah and Sonia Ghezali with Sameer Mandhro.
France include three new caps in team to face Wales
Emmanuel Meafou is one of three new caps in the France side to face Wales in Sunday's Guinness Six Nations clash in Cardiff, with Fabien Galthie making seven changes to his team named on Friday.
Meafou one of three new caps in France team to face Wales
Emmanuel Meafou is one of three new caps in the France side to face Wales in Sunday's Six Nations clash in Cardiff, with Fabien Galthie making seven changes to his team named on Friday.
Dutch fix two warm-up matches before heading to Euro-2024
AMSTERDAM : The Netherlands will play two warm-up friendlies against Canada and Iceland before heading off to the European Championship in June, the Dutch football association said.
Savea scores 61st try to claim Super Rugby record
:Former All Blacks winger Julian Savea scored his 61st Super Rugby try during Moana Pasifika's 23-29 defeat by the Melbourne Rebels in Hamilton on Friday to become the leading try-scorer in the competition's history.
Chelsea reveal pre-tax losses of just over £90m in Todd Boehly’s first full year
Chelsea have announced pre-tax losses of £90.1million(€105 million) in the 12 months up to June 2023, their first full year under the ownership of Todd Boehly’s Clearlake Capital consortium.
Andy Farrell always confident Ireland would bounce back from World Cup heartache
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell said he never doubted that his players would bounce back from the World Cup heartache in the manner they have done.