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Free agent Kentavious Caldwell-Pope is leaving the Denver Nuggets and finalizing a three-year, $66 million deal with the Orlando Magic, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski on Sunday.
The lives and sacrifices of two brothers killed on the same day in France during the Second World War have been remembered and honoured exactly 80 years on.
Experts are suggesting a 'refreshing' summer drink to aid those attempting to quit smoking. The sunny season can often trigger intense cravings for those trying to kick the habit, leading to potential setbacks.
A New York judge on Friday ruled NBA commissioner Adam Silver should resolve a dispute between the New York Knicks and Toronto Raptors over the alleged theft of thousands of confidential files.
Did you take more leisure trips in 2023 than in any other year you can remember? I know I did. Industry insiders have named this phenomenon "revenge travel," and it truly made some waves.
The price of food at airports is increasing, with shops charging up to 48 percent more for snacks and drinks at airports and railway stations than on the high street, according to new research by The Mirror. Many airlines also charge passengers for onboard meals, such as British Airways who replaced their complimentary dining on short-haul routes with a paid menu.
Portugal is advancing to the Euro 2024 knockout stage despite being on the wrong side of the biggest upset in the history of the tournament on Wednesday.
More people applied for out-of-work sickness benefits in the first four months of this year than ever before, according to statistics published by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Health experts have warned that, whichever party ends up overseeing benefits, they will need to break the "vicious cycle" causing more and more people to become too sick to work.