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LONDON : The proposed independent football regulator in Britain should not be too intrusive and allow clubs to grow without being hindered by bureaucracy, Brighton & Hove Albion Chief Executive Paul Barber said on Wednesday.
North Carolina made the NCAA Basketball tournament as the 11-seed despite a poor regular season. John Fanta joins Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, and Mark Schlereth discusses this controversy and why it shouldn't have happened.
A motorcade carrying the 88-year-old pope wound its way through light Rome traffic Sunday morning. Before leaving Gemelli hospital, Francis gave a thumbs up and acknowledged the crowd after he was wheeled out onto the balcony overlooking the main entry. Hundreds of people had gathered on a brilliant Sunday morning to say goodbye.
The rise of the #MeToo movement allowed women around the world to express the extent of the gender-based violence that they suffer every day.
LAUREN BETTS DUCKS as she walks through the conference room door. She hunches her shoulders. She bends her head. Still, her high bun bumps into the door frame as she enters the room at The Heldrich Hotel a mile from the Rutgers campus in New Jersey.
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It is nearly four years since Jadon Sancho completed his long-awaited move from Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United. After refusing to meet Dortmund's £108million valuation in the summer of 2020, it looked like United had got themselves a bargain when paying just £73million 12 months later.
Planned changes to criteria for sustainable investments could see cosmetics and other products containing harmful substances, including some PFAS ‘forever chemicals’, given the EU ‘green’ label despite potential risks, campaigners have warned.