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Having a pair of earbuds in your bag is always a life saver. Whether it's for when you get to the gym or to listen to a podcast on a long journey, they can be invaluable to stave off a bit of boredom or block out the world for a little while.
Transfers dominate pub talk and it was in a pub where Richard Arnold, the former Manchester United chief executive, talked to disgruntled supporters about transfers.
Confusion is spreading online thanks to bizarre rumours about a supposed ban on mammograms in Switzerland.
Beauty buffs looking to achieve a golden, bronzy glow ahead of the summer months will want to head over to Amazon. The online giant has slashed the price of a self-tanning mousse with over 10,000 five-star reviews.
Could your next holiday be planned by artificial intelligence (AI)? More and more people are choosing to use tools like ChatGPT, Vacay and GuideGeek to cut down booking time and cost when deciding the details of their next trip.
A Quebec coroner has revised his initial report into the death of a Mexican boxer after a Radio-Canada investigation found that her medical records had been falsified or were inaccurate.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has really been strict about its rules set for centrally-contracted players when it comes to their participation in domestic matches. As per BCCI's guidelines that were shared by the Board last year, a centrally-contracted player, who is fit and not in national duty, needs to play domestic cricket for his respective team. Shreyas Iyer and Ishan Kishan didn't follow the instructions earlier and were thus dropped out of BCCI central contract.
The Future of Sport in Canada Commission can delay its final recommendations on how to make sport safer after it was granted an extension.