Finidi says Nigeria will bounce back as winless streak continues
Nigeria coach Finidi George has expressed confidence his team will bounce back to top form in 2026 World Cup qualifying after they extended their winless streak to three matches.
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Public split on Stanley Cup Final; money backing Panthers - ESPN
The Florida Panthers are the favorites to hoist the first Stanley Cup in franchise history, and the big money is largely backing them amid an almost even split with the Edmonton Oilers for betting slips.
Racing icon Parnelli Jones dies at 90
Parnelli Jones, who won the Indianapolis 500 in 1963, died Tuesday in Torrance, Calif. He was 90.
War on waste: how the EU is tackling illegal shipments to developing countries
The rubbish bag that you toss in the bin, or even your old phone, may end up on the other side of the world. Every year, Europe exports millions of tonnes of waste to developing countries, with potentially adverse impacts on the local environment.
Trains between Manchester and London suspended after person dies on railway line
Trains between Manchester and London have been suspended after a person died on a railway line.
Firefighter killed, ICE train derails as catastrophic flooding continues in southern Germany
Rescue operations have continued in southern Germany as heavy rain continues to lash the region, causing floodwaters to rise and prompting the evacuation of thousands of residents.
British weather will see 'supercell storms' and flash flooding within 10 years, scientists say
People living on every corner of the earth are experiencing higher levels of extreme weather due to the effects of manmade climate change with record floods, droughts, and wildfires already impacting countries across the world as temperatures rise 1.3C. Unless something is done to stop temperatures rising further, scientists have warned that this is likely to result in "supercell storms" afflicting even the mild British climate.
Delhi Joins Chennai And Singapore In Race To Host Chess World Championship
Delhi has joined Chennai and Singapore in the race to host the World Championship match between D. Gukesh and China's Ding Liren after the All India Chess Federation backed the national capital's bid while accusing the Tamil Nadu government of acting unilaterally by pushing the southern city's name. The International Chess Federation (FIDE) CEO Emil Sutovsky on Saturday said all three cities have submitted their bids and they "meet the criteria". Sutovsky added Chennai was the first to bid for the much-anticipated match in November-December this year, while the New Delhi bid came in last.