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The UK rental market is showing some signs of stabilising after a chaotic few years, as rent hikes slow down across the country. Renting a room in a flat or house is a common way for tenants to save money on rent costs, and is especially popular amongst students and young professionals,
Ireland defender Niamh Fahey has announced her international retirement after 17 years of playing with her country.
CAPE TOWN : South Africa Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie said he supported calls for a boycott of Afghanistan in the Champions Trophy in Pakistan, adding his voice to those of British politicians who have called on England not to play them next month.
Canada Soccer's Olympic espionage debacle has lifted the veil on years of turmoil inside the organization racked by internal and financial problems, and which has been criticized for a lack of transparency.
Tesco has come under fire for an "unethical" trial where Danone-funded midwives offer advice on infant feeding. The initiative, which includes branded uniforms and training by the formula company, is taking place at Tesco’s Cheshunt store in Hertfordshire.
India's highest-ranked singles tennis player Sumit Nagal will take on Tomas Machac of the Czech Republic in the opening round of the Australian Open, beginning here on Sunday. The 27-year-old Nagal, currently 96th on the ATP, made it to the main draw of the season-opening Grand Slam by virtue of being among the 104 highest-ranked players in the world. The player from Haryana, then ranked 137th, had scored a stunning straight-sets win over No. 27 Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik in the opening round of the Australian Open last year before going down to China's Juncheng Shang.
The Athletics Federation of India (AFI) on Wednesday brushed aside concerns that more doping cases could embarrass the country in future following closure of national camps, saying that it will continue to monitor the athletes and share relevant information with the NADA. The AFI decided to end national camps after the Paris Olympics, except for the relay teams which will still be under the direct supervision of the national body. For a long time, AFI has a policy of not picking non-campers for relay teams in view of the fact that they cannot tested frequently. The athletes can now train at the National Centers of Excellence which are under Sports Authority of India (SAI) or they can choose private bodies like the JSW, Reliance and Tata. They can also train at centers attached with states or with Army, Navy or Air Force.
Fadi Zaim loves Berlin and loves Germany. The co-owner of the Jasmin catering company based in Germany's capital arrived as a Syrian refugee in Germany in 2013. Originally born in Damascus, Fadi feels at home in Berlin and has even catered for former German Chancellor Angela Merkel. He has built a successful business over the past 12 years, and despite the fall of the Assad-regime back in Syria he wouldn't go back, he tells Euronews as he stirs Tahini into chickpeas, to make his "best in Berlin" hummus.