Phillies rout Marlins behind JT Realmuto, Bryson Stott homers to win Wild Card series
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The family court of Delhi on Wednesday granted divorce to Cricketer Shikhar Dhawan and her estranged wife and said the petitioner (Shikhar Dhawan) is entitled to decree of divorce on the ground of cruelty. Harish Kumar's family court judge while dissolving their 11 years old wedlock said, "There is no dispute that both parties had agreed to take divorce by mutual consent and that their marriage is otherwise dead long ago and have not been living as husband and wife since August 8, 2020."
Heat records were smashed across Europe, tourist attractions were closed, red alerts were placed in 23 Italian cities and 1,200 children were evacuated from a Greek summer camp to escape wildfires.
Portugal will end its special tax regime for new non-habitual residents next year, Prime Minister António Costa has announced.
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Rishi Sunak will announce a '£30bn' spending plan to sort roads, buses and trains as he attempts to soften the blow when he FINALLY confirms the northern leg of HS2 will be scrapped, according to reports.
Mancunians 'won't forget' how the government 'treated the city', mayor Andy Burnham said on the eve of the crucial HS2 announcement by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
Manchester will not get a new HS2 line, according to reports this evening. Sky News has reported that the high-speed railway line will stop at Birmingham, where trains will continue to Manchester on the existing West Coast Mainline track.