Building 'luxury' homes on green belt is 'wrong', Worsley and Eccles candidate says
Labour's candidate in Worsley and Eccles has said it is "wrong" to use the green belt to build "luxury" homes.
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Azerbaijan's Baku Shipyard: Achieving industrial growth through innovation and sustainability
Elshad Nuriyev, Chairman of Baku Shipyard, underlines the strategic importance of the shipyard within Azerbaijan's industrial ecosystem and its significant contribution to the country's development. A notable example is the Khankendi vessel, built at Baku Shipyard, which played a crucial role in the subsea operations for Phase 2 of the Shah Deniz project, now a major supplier of natural gas to Europe.
Doting dad transforms stairs into climbing wall for son who wants to be a professional rock climber
A devoted father has converted the staircase in his house into an impressive climbing wall for his son to practise his rock climbing. Michael Mason, 37, spent £700 making the special climbing structure for his son Leo, 10, who is passionate about rock climbing and dreams of becoming a professional rock climber when he is older.
Court ruling seeks test to decide if athletes are employees - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — College athletes whose efforts primarily benefit their schools may qualify as employees deserving of pay under federal wage-and-hour laws, a U.S. appeals court ruled Thursday in a setback to the NCAA.
No trams to run through EIGHT Metrolink stops until further notice after 'serious incident'
Metrolink trams between two major Greater Manchester stops will not run 'until further notice' because of 'land movement' affecting a stretch of track.
Val the Brown Queen: 'I was homeless at 15 - now I'm a movie star'
As a teenager, Val the Brown Queen always knew she was gay - even if she didn’t necessarily know the words to describe it at the time. When her classmates would use homophobic jokes at her expense, it was something Val said she just went with as it gave her the opportunity to be her authentic self, even if it was only at school.
Which MLB teams have hit -- or missed -- on their top draft picks? - ESPN
The 2024 MLB Draft starts July 14 — and the teams with the top picks are gearing up to make a selection that will impact their franchises for years to come. Looking at recent history is a good reminder that the baseball draft is hardly a sure thing.
Teen looks totally different after getting £200 haircut to 'win over his crush'
A heartbroken lad has undergone an incredible transformation after his high school crush laughed at him, prompting him to seek a drastic change.