James Whitmore
The cricket star was a co-host on the BBC One motoring show and was filming when the crash unfolded
There are a lot of things in Earth's night sky, and every now and again, they line up in such a way to give us all a little bit of a giggle.
Anze Kopitar scores, adds three assists as Los Angeles Kings take 2-0 series lead with dominating 6-2 win over Edmonton Oilers
‘The body is built for stress, but breaks if you don’t let it reboot and recharge once in a while’
Expectations that the Fed will cut short-term interest rates and falling consumer confidence could indicate what is ahead
Lifeguards didn't see amateur rugby player Ben Woods go into the water and nor did the hotel have a licence for its pool - which has seen three deaths in five years, an inquest was told
Royton has been without a bank for almost a decade.
‘Premium quality, soft and firm and easy delivery.’
'I found droppings in my crisp cupboard and boiler cupboard. They then chewed through my toilet roll and they were making a nest'
Jean-Philippe Matetas stunning goal earned Crystal Palace a 2-2 draw with Arsenal; it was the Gunners 13th draw of the season as David Raya was caught off his line by the Palace striker; Oliver Glasner revealed his side targeted the Arsenal goalkeepers high positioning
RFK Jr.s views on autism show that anti-science myths are rampant at the agency he leads
By Ephias RuhodeSINCE the arrival of ChatGPT in November 2022, the world has plunged into disorienting chaos. Governments around the globe are scrambling to regulate what they barely understand as organisations race to adopt AI faster than they can assess its risks. Workers everywhere are left anxiously wondering whether their job will still exist next… Subscribe to read full article. Subscribe today The post The imperative for reskilling in AI era appeared first on The Financial Gazette.
By Shephard Kembo A LOT of Zimbabweans in the diaspora have indicated interest to participate and partake in Zimbabwe’s economic growth through available economic platforms and opportunities. Whilst we continue to engage and work with a lot of Zimbabweans in the diaspora, we thought we could stir and stimulate this crucial economic and business discourse… Subscribe to read full article. Subscribe today The post How Zimbabweans in the diaspora can build profitable businesses back home appeared first on The Financial Gazette.
An assessment of Pope Francis can’t begin with the facts of his personality, because they are disputed
The country needs a clear strategy to tackle obesity head-on
A salty mutton dish saved 11 people who were visiting Kashmir from Kerala for the first time, just as shots rang out in Pahalgam. Lavanya Alby George from Kannur told the Telegraph about their close encounter with the tragic murders that left 26 people dead on Tuesday (April 22). Lavanya was at a local restaurant, Moon Walk, with her extended family for lunch on the day terrorists spat blood in Baisaran. She was on vacation with her husband, their three children, their parents, her husband’s cousin and her family. She told the publication that after skipping lunch in favour of sightseeing on Sunday and Monday, they decided to have the meal on Tuesday. One of the dishes, mutton rigan josh, was too salty. So they asked the restaurant to prepare it again. This caused a delay in their plans to visit Baisaran. Also Read: Ex-Pak cricketer questions Islamabad and Shehbaz Sharif on Pahalgam attack: 'Deep down, you know the truth' After finishing their food, the family went to Baisaran meadows but was
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Peruvian nun Alba Socola waited in line for almost five hours with thousands of other Catholics on Wednesday to enter St. Peter’s Basilica and give her
CALGARY — Brayden Edwards had a goal and two assists as the Lethbridge Hurricanes defeated the Calgary Hitmen 3-1 in Game 7 on Wednesday to advance to the Western Hockey League eastern conference championship series.