Perez confirms Red Bull exit after agreement reached to end contract early
:Mexican driver Sergio Perez has left Red Bull after reaching an agreement with the Formula One team to part ways with immediate effect, both announced on Wednesday.
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Mayotte volunteers face 'massive destruction' in the wake of Cyclone Chido
When Cyclone Chido first hit Mayotte, few could foresee the destruction it would cause. The storm, described as “small but incredibly powerful”, tore down all kinds of critical infrastructure: homes, roads, transmission lines, water plants, and, crucially, the airport’s control tower.
Ambulance service issues warning amid 'exceptionally busy' 999 demand
Ambulance service bosses have issued a warning amid 'exceptionally busy' conditions. People are being urged to request an ambulance only in an emergency as the service sees high demand today (December 18).
UK tourists in Canary Islands issued health warning amid extreme conditions
Holidaymakers in the Canary Islands are warned of a risk to health as the Spanish archipelago is hit by an extreme weather phenomenon. Dust clouds have swept across the islands, which has seen air quality levels reach “unhealthy conditions”.
England captain Stokes not blaming injury on extra bowling load
England captain Ben Stokes does not think the heavier bowling workload he undertook in the third test against New Zealand was a contributory factor to the hamstring injury he suffered during the match.
Montreal's IGA Stadium to host Davis Cup qualifier between Canada and Hungary
The first-round Davis Cup qualifier between Canada and Hungary will be played at Montreal's IGA Stadium, Tennis Canada said Monday.
Vinted seller gets petty revenge on shopper who demanded item immediately
Vinted, the online marketplace for second-hand clothes can be a fantastic way to earn some extra cash and snag a bargain. However, one woman found herself exasperated after a buyer made unreasonable demands following a £3 purchase from her.
World Chess Body Reacts To Claims Of Ding Liren 'Deliberately Losing' To D Gukesh
The International Chess Federation (FIDE) has reacted to the claims of China's Ding Liren losing to India's D Gukesh on purpose during the recently-concluded 2024 World Chess Championship match in Singapore. In the aftermath of Gukesh's history success, Ding was accused of deliberately losing the match by Russian Chess Federation chief Andrei Filatov. Russian news agency TASS quoted Filatov asking the International Chess Federation (FIDE) to open a probe and investigate the result. For the unversed, Ding made a huge blunder in the decisive Game 14, moving the Rook adjacent to his King, which allowed Gukesh to become the youngest-ever world chess champion.