Manchester shop caught selling TOXIC jewellery
A trader has been convicted and a company fined more than £3,000 after potentially toxic jewellery was found by council investigators on sale in Manchester.
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LeBron James 'takes over' again as Lakers outlast Clippers - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Halfway through overtime in the Los Angeles Lakers' 130-125 win over the LA Clippers on Wednesday — with LeBron James' playing time already nearing the 40-minute mark — Austin Reaves had a decision to make.
Keeping fishing fair: On board an EU patrol vessel in the Adriatic Sea
The Mediterranean Sea is one of the most overfished places on Earth. Its future depends on all fishers playing by the rules and keeping their catches sustainable. But how do authorities ensure this in a vast sea crisscrossed by national borders?
Amazing footage shows £3.8m repairs on the 'world's oldest viaduct' to keep trains moving
Work is well on the way to improve train journeys between Manchester and Liverpool as Network Rail have invested £3.8 million into Sankey Viaduct.
Riley Gaines seems less welcome at Harvard than anti-Israel contingent: OutKick attended her event there
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Lakers' LeBron James takes over -- 'Easy' call nixing minutes limit - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Down a dozen heading into the fourth quarter and facing an 0-2 start to the season barring a comeback against the Phoenix Suns, Lakers coach Darvin Ham had a decision to make — either stick to the 30-minute guideline planned for LeBron James' playing time and have him on the court only about half the final frame, or push the limit and see if L.A. could ride the 21-year veteran to victory.
Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho could face FA charge over social media post
Alejandro Garnacho could face disciplinary action over a social media post in which he used gorilla emojis over a picture of Andre Onana's penalty save on Tuesday night.
Log burner users could end up with £300 fine and criminal record under new rules
New rules for log burners mean some households could be fined up to £300 - and people could end up with a criminal record. It comes as new regulation reduces the permissible amount of smoke new stoves can produce from 5g per hour to 3g per hour.