Germany train strikes: DB drivers announce a week-long walkout starting on Wednesday
Train drivers in Germany have announced an almost week-long strike starting on Wednesday.
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Jankovic not worried about future with China on verge of Asian Cup exit
DOHA : China coach Aleksandar Jankovic said his team were still alive in the Asian Cup after finishing third in Group A and he was not worried about losing his job after Monday's 1-0 loss to Qatar saw them finish the stage without scoring.
Ronan Keating, Eternal and Peter Andre to headline 90s Baby Festival at Manchester Aerodrome
The lineup for the nostalgia-filled 90s Baby Festival has been revealed. The two-day celebration will see Ronan Keating, Eternal and Peter Andre take to the stage at Manchester Barton Aerodrome this summer.
Yastremska put pressure of representing Ukraine aside in order to progress
MELBOURNE : Dayana Yastremska reached her first Grand Slam quarter-final with Monday's win over Victoria Azarenka at the Australian Open, and the Ukrainian qualifier has learned to put aside the pressure of representing a country at war in order to do so.
ADONIS provides discount on consultations for pensioners
Timely consultation with a doctor is an integral part of successful treatment. It is especially important to monitor the health of people of mature age, especially those who already have chronic diseases. Regular consultations help to detect serious diseases at an early stage and effectively control chronic conditions.
Martin Lewis calls on government to fix 'unfair benefit rule' as he makes plea to chancellor
Martin Lewis has called on the chancellor to fix an 'unfair' benefit rule that he says penalises single income families.
Sabalenka show set to continue and Djokovic finds his groove
MELBOURNE : Novak Djokovic and Aryna Sabalenka continue the defence of their Australian Open titles at the quarter-final stage on Tuesday, and while the Serbian is coming into form at just the right time, Sabalenka has destroyed all before her.
I'll cry my eyes out for weeks, says Chelsea boss Hayes ahead of exit
LONDON : Chelsea manager Emma Hayes expects an emotional end to her glittering time at the Women's Super League side when she leaves at the end of this season to take charge of the United States national team.