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Jayson Tatum (Boston Celtics) with an assist vs the Los Angeles Lakers, 01/28/2023
Jayson Tatum (Boston Celtics) with an assist vs the Los Angeles Lakers, 01/28/2023
Australian beachgoers brazenly touched a whale that strayed “dangerously close” to the shore in a perilous encounter.
The Oscar precursor is set to reveal which titles are in contention for trophies this awards season
Haney dropped Prograis and won every round to collect the WBC super-lightweight title, having vacated the undisputed lightweight belts before the fight
A new museum preserves the memories of an often-forgotten World War Two military operation in India.
As travellers switch to slower travel and choose different ways to reduce their carbon footprint, new night train routes are opening across Europe. Yvette Cook hops onboard the Stuttgart to Slovenia offering
The unidentified man is said to be a total stranger to Woll, the well-known Detroit synagogue leader
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden goes into next year's election with a vexing challenge: Just as the U.S. economy is getting stronger, people are still feeling horrible about it. Pollsters and economists say there has never been as wide a gap between the underlying health of the economy and public perception. The divergence could be a decisive factor in whether the Democrat secures a second term next year. Republicans are seizing on the dissatisfaction to skewer Biden, while the White House
Taiwan's military sent forces to watch a Chinese naval formation, led by the aircraft carrier Shandong, sailing through the Taiwan Strait on Monday, Taiwan's defence ministry said, as Beijing keeps up pressure ahead of elections next month. The latest sailing comes about one month before presidential and parliamentary elections on the island. The ministry said in a statement that the formation sailed south through the strait but kept to the western side of the waterway's median line - the Chinese side of the unofficial barrier between the two.
Police received ‘assurances’ from his employer that he would not leave country
STORY: Former Japanese soldier Rina Gonoi is hoping for change in her country, ahead of a verdict due Tuesday in a landmark battle she's waging in Japan's courts.She's accused male military personnel of sexual assault, drawing global attention for going public in a place where speaking out against sexual abuse is taboo.Gonoi believes the ruling carries weight for Japan's future, where she says there are many sexual assault and harassment cases, but criminal consequences are "very light"."It is important, and would be good for Japanese society, if we can show in court that harassment is a crime. I'm not looking for a light or severe punishment, I want them to say it's a crime." Gonoi is accusing three former Ground Self-Defense Force colleagues of sexually assaulting her in 2021. All three have denied the allegations.Even before then, Gonoi has said, she was constantly harassed since enlisting in 2020.After superiors did nothing about her complaints, she left the force last year - and went public with her claims.Ahead of the Fukushima District Court's ruling on her case, Gonoi says she feels so much pressure that she's been losing sleep.But at the very least, the 24-year-old has already raised international awareness of Japanese women's plight.This year, Time Magazine named Gonoi to its list of 100 emerging world leaders and the BBC selected her for its list of the world's 100 influential women."I appreciate the fact that they value what I'm doing. There's a tendency in Japan when people speak up, they get criticised. I have gotten many derogatory comments. But I know the world values what I'm doing, so I don't think I made a mistake."Japan's defence ministry has issued a public apology to her and announced five of the men involved had been dismissed and four others punished.Gonoi has also lodged a civil case against the government for failing to prevent abuse and to investigate her claims.
His exchange with the man threatening to block Ukraine's EU aspirations comes ahead of a visit to the US.
Energy trader Gunvor has agreed to acquire a 75% stake in 785 megawatt (MW) power plant in Bilbao, Spain, from BP gas marketing, a joint statement said on Monday. The facility will be the Geneva trader's first power plant acquisition. Gunvor has a team about 10 people covering EU power trading in Geneva, Madrid and London.
An impulsive party weekend in Edinburgh turned into love, a marriage proposal and moving country for this couple
The Office of Rail and Road said companies must ensure their booking or finder’s fees are included within upfront prices.
Australia’s climate minister says summit must aim to keep 1.5C goal alive as he names Saudi Arabia as a block to agreement
The younger sister of Britney Spears, 32, left the jungle early on medical grounds last month
Reality stalwart achieves dream of meeting Ant and Dec in the Australian jungle
Chief justice says government did not overreach its powers when it revoked autonomy of Jammu and Kashmir in 2019
He is likely to face questions about the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, his influence over Boris Johnson, and claims he was called 'Dr Death' by government scientists
As interest rates have risen, millions of savers now need to consider whether they might have tax to pay on their savings income. In many cases, HM Revenue and Customs will do the sums required, but it is not a perfect system and savers would be wise to check their position to avoid the risk of penalties.