BBC Breakfast halted for 'breaking news' announcement about King Charles
BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay halted the regular programming with a breaking news segment regarding the Royal tour.
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jamal Murray among 22 Canadians filling NBA rosters
Canada is the second-most represented country in the NBA for the 11th consecutive season.
WHO to survey EU healthcare workers' mental wellbeing
The World Health Organization Europe has launched an EU-wide survey to collate data from healthcare workers, aiming to better understand the challenges doctors and nurses face in their work environments.
National Rifle Association Of India Announces First Ever Shooting League
The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) on Wednesday announced the sport's first ever franchise-based league in the country christened "Shooting League of India". The proposal, mooted by NRAI president Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo, has received approval from the national federation's governing body. A window for the same is being chalked out, post receiving approvals from the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF), the sport's global governing body. The first edition of the league will be held in March. Deo said, "Shooting, particularly after the performance in the recent Paris Olympics has received a huge fillip in its popularity and we thought that this was the right moment to launch a league.
Unseen 2004 Tsunami footage to premiere in heartwrenching new documentary series
A fresh documentary centred on the tragic events of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami is set to air on National Geographic. The devastating catastrophe, which occurred over two decades ago, resulted in the loss of more than 225,000 lives.
Sophie Lancaster trial judge leaves £5k in his will to foundation in her name
A judge who presided over the shocking murder case of Sophie Lancaster in 2008 left money in his will to a foundation set up in her name.
Which European universities and countries file the most patent applications?
A new report by the European Patent Observatory (EPO) shows that patent submissions across the continent are concentrated in just a few places.
The Manchester park tucked behind a main road with amazing autumn displays
There are a lot of aspects of autumn which can make it a challenging time of year, especially after the long days of summer. It can be depressing when the nights start drawing in and you know the weather will inevitably become worse.