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A popular holiday destination has assured British tourists that it’s still in business despite a drop in bookings. A top Cyprus tourism boss said that the industry is ‘booming’ despite ‘challenges.
The Paris Olympics 2024 are creating new headlines everyday. From wrestler Vinesh Phogat's heartbreaking disqualification to athlete Neeraj Chopra's silver medal win at men's javelin throw, this edition of the Olympics will be remembered for many years to come. Currently, India have clinched five medals, including four bronze and one silver. India missed out on a big opportunity of clinching a medal in wrestling as Vinesh was disqualified was women's 50kg freestyle wrestling final, as he was 100gms overweight. Apart from this, India shuttler Lakshya Sen, who was looking like a strong medal-contender, also lost the bronze medal match.
Derry City know they must take advantage of being first to fire among the title chasers as struggling Dundalk visit the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium.
We’re over halfway through 2024, but luckily, there's no signs of slowing down when it comes to the live music and entertainment scene in Manchester.
PARIS : Noah Lyles, who tested positive for COVID on Tuesday and took bronze in the Olympic 200 metres sprint on Thursday, said the virus "definitely" affected his performance, and that he had been coughing through the night ahead of the race.
If new arrival Joshua Zirkzee was any more laidback, he would be horizontal.
This weekend, Blackpool Airshow returns with tens of thousands expected to flock to the Lancashire seaside town to watch a series of aerial displays.
Letsile Tebogo claimed a historic Olympic 200m title for Botswana on Thursday as Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone produced a stunning performance to smash the world record in the women's 400m hurdles. Tebogo's superb run left Noah Lyles' hopes for three gold medals in tatters as he was forced to settle for bronze and then revealed he has Covid. Lyles later posted on Instagram: "I believe this will be the end of my 2024 Olympics." McLaughlin-Levrone left Dutch rival Femke Bol in her wake and in bronze medal position as the American improved her own world record to 50.37sec and retained her title from Tokyo.