'Matilda' Australia's word of the year after Women's World Cup run
SYDNEY: "Matilda" was picked as Australia's word of the year on Wednesday (Nov 15) after the national football team's historic run to the semi-finals of their home Women's World Cup.
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'I'm a big tea drinker - there's an 'energy bill reducing' smart kettle that rivals Ninja everyone should look out for in the Black Friday sale'
Earlier this year, Ninja's £99.99 smart kettle sent Amazon customers into a spin when it was slashed to less than £60. Due to its overwhelming popularity, the rapid boil kettle quickly went out of stock, leaving many disappointed.
Orioles' Hyde, Marlins' Schumaker honored as top managers - ESPN
The Baltimore Orioles' Brandon Hyde was named the American League Manager of the Year on Tuesday, as the Miami Marlins' Skip Schumaker won the National League award.
Iceland volcano 2023: How likely is an eruption and will it affect travel?
Icelandic authorities have declared a state of emergency after hundreds of small earthquakes have rocked the Reykjanes Peninsula - the island nation’s most populated region - for more than two weeks.
Brazil's Dani Alves to stand trial for sexual assault in Spain
BARCELONA: Former Barcelona and Brazil defender Dani Alves will face trial in Spain on charges of sexual assault of a woman in a Barcelona nightclub last December, a Spanish court said on Tuesday (Nov 14).
Man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter in Adam Johnson's death - ESPN
A man was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter in the death of former NHL player Adam Johnson, the South Yorkshire (England) Police announced Tuesday.
The long road towards better air quality in the European Union
As we get around, heat our homes and grow food, we emit harmful molecules we breathe in every day. This pollution causes thousands of people in Europe to fall ill each year.
Halifax and HSBC announce new mortgage rate cuts as property expert says 'peak rates are behind us'
Major UK lenders are announcing new mortgage deals with reduced rates, which is widening the choice for borrowers. Halifax, First Direct and HSBC are amongst the banks cutting their rates and are now offering a range of deals below the 5 percent mark.