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The Racing League returns in 2025 and today we have a thrilling contest at Yarmouth between outstanding riders Rathgar, Claymore and Epictetus. We’ll also have racing from Doncaster, Newbury and Worcester live on Sky Sports Racing from 1.10pm. Pictured: There…
balance remote work /> Education Minister Helen McEntee said firms had the right to strike a balance on remote working, taking into account the specifics of their business. This statement was made against the backdrop of a number of enterprises…
Thailand and Cambodia have exchanged fire on their border, sparking a major escalation in the conflict that has left at least 11 people dead, mostly civilians. Both countries blame each other for starting the fighting and have downgraded their diplomatic…
Judges in Indonesia have sentenced a group of three British nationals to one year in prison for drugs offences after a charge that could have carried the death penalty was dropped. Jonathan Christopher Collier, 28, and his partner Lisa Ellen…
A former soldier has been jailed for just 15 years for the brutal murder of his Irish girlfriend in a hotel in Spain. Keith Byrne has been told the two years he has already served, including time in custody since…
Hugo Ekitiike met his new Liverpool team-mates for the first time in Hong Kong, arriving less than 24 hours before completing his £79million move from Eintracht Frankfurt. Final terms of the six-year deal were revealed on Wednesday evening as the…
PKP Intercity will use a system that will allow dispatchers to monitor international trains 24/7, the company announced on Tuesday. The carrier believes this will allow for a faster response to delays, disruptions, or route changes.photo: Impact CEE / /…
Friends and families of four University of Idaho students killed in their rental home by Brian Kochberger have made emotional statements of love, suffering and condemnation during his sentencing hearing. “The world is a better place because of her,” Scott…
Save this storySave this storySave this storySave this story Last week, when The Times announced a reorganization of its arts department that involved moving four critics – theatre, television, pop and classical – to other positions, the reaction in both…
Save this storySave this storySave this storySave this story In the literature of late twentieth-century cruising, its physical choreography stands out. David Wojnarowicz, in his 1991 memoir Close to the Knives, recounts exploring abandoned warehouses on Manhattan’s West Side, “weaving…