The 'vigiliante' thug who thought he had got away with a brutal murder
Dressed in a parka, jeans and crisp white trainers, a scowling Michael Hillier poses for a photograph.
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Robotyne has been liberated, according to Ukrainian Army's 47th brigade
A Ukrainian army unit has released pictures on social media showing the rescue of civilians from a village in the Zaporizhzhia area liberated from Russian occupation.
ATP to trial minimum wage initiative from 2024
The ATP will guarantee its players a minimum wage for the first time as part of a three-year trial to be launched in 2024, the governing body of men's tennis said.
Manchester United might need to complete ten more transfers before the window closes
With just over a week of the summer transfer window remaining, Manchester United face a race against the clock to get their house in order.
Indian Junior Men's Hockey Team Loses 1-6 To Germany To Finish Second In 4-Nations Tournament
A below-par Indian junior men's hockey team lost 1-6 against hosts Germany to finish runners-up at the four- Nations tournament in Dusseldorf on Tuesday. Sudeep Chirmako (22nd minute) scored the lone goal for India. Germany's goals came from the sticks of Florian Sperling (15th), Ben Hasbach (20th), Hugo von Montgelas (23rd), Fabio Seitz (38th), Nikas Berendts (41st), and Paul Glander (43rd). India started confidently after a 4-0 victory over England in their previous game.
Kesha Goes Fully Nude On Instagram! See Why!
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Beauty buffs ditch foundation for 'age-defying' cream in 6 shades that leaves skin 'glowing' and 'reduces the appearance of wrinkles'
Beauty fans are ditching their foundation after trying an 'age-defying' cream that leaves skin 'glowing and radiant', as well as helping to reduce the appearance of wrinkles. The makeup cream, which comes in six shades, creates the illusion of flawless skin, while its ingredients actively work to prevent premature ageing with every wear.
Indian Junior Men's Hockey Team Loses 1-6 To Germany To Finish Second In 4-Nations Tournament
A below-par Indian junior men's hockey team lost 1-6 against hosts Germany to finish runners-up at the four- Nations tournament in Dusseldorf on Tuesday. Sudeep Chirmako (22nd minute) scored the lone goal for India. Germany's goals came from the sticks of Florian Sperling (15th), Ben Hasbach (20th), Hugo von Montgelas (23rd), Fabio Seitz (38th), Nikas Berendts (41st), and Paul Glander (43rd). India started confidently after a 4-0 victory over England in their previous game.