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Osimhen strikes twice as Nigeria keep World Cup hopes alive

Bad Bunny in box seat as Latin Grammys hit Vegas

We need to talk about our fossil fuel addiction: UNEP chief

Wales boss Tandy 'excited' to see Rees-Zammit start against Japan

UK artist turns 'money for old rope' into £1m art exhibition

Nagelsmann backs Woltemade to shine for injury-hit Germany

Zelensky sanctions associate as fraud scandal rocks Ukraine

Starbucks baristas launch strike on chain's 'Red Cup Day'

Fiji unchanged for France Autumn Nations Series trip

All Blacks boss Robertson at ease with 'respectful' England challenge to haka

Stocks on the slide despite end of US shutdown

Israel’s Haredi Challenge

The Fall of South Korea?

A new vision for Japan

Pension crisis engulfs France

Adobe down 40%: Kodak moment?

Boomers: Selfish or Scapegoats?

Miracle in Germany: VW soars

Gaza on the cusp of civil war

Alonso backs players' protest against La Liga Miami game

Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso on Saturday backed La Liga players protesting against the Spanish top flight's decision to take a match to Miami.

Marc Guehi to leave Crystal Palace, says Glasner

Marc Guehi has told Crystal Palace he will not sign a new deal at the club, manager Oliver Glasner has said.

Ogier derails title tilt in wild crash at Central European Rally

Aiming for a record equalling ninth World Rally crown Sebastien Ogier derailed his title tilt on Saturday when he crashed on rain-slicked roads at the Central European Rally.

Slot and Amorim under scrutiny in Liverpool-Man Utd showdown

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has to find solutions after three consecutive defeats for the Premier League champions, but Sunday's meeting with Manchester United is arguably even more important for Ruben Amorim.

UN aid chief foresees 'massive job' ahead on tour of ruined Gaza

The United Nations' aid chief took stock of the monumental task of restoring basic necessities in the devastated Gaza Strip on Saturday, and Israel received the remains of another October 7 hostage as a ceasefire entered its second week.

Huge crowds as body of revered Kenya politician Odinga heads home

Vast crowds gathered in western Kenya on Saturday to see the body of a beloved politician, Raila Odinga, for the biggest day of mourning ceremonies that have already claimed at least five lives this week.

First New Zealand-England T20 washed out in Christchurch

The first T20 international between New Zealand and England was abandoned Saturday after rain prevented the tourists from defending their score of 153-6.

Alleged victim's family hails renunciation of Prince Andrew's royal title

The removal of Prince Andrew's royal title following further revelations about his ties to US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein "vindicates" his alleged sexual assault victim, her family has said.

Pope Leo visits 'school of peace' sailing the Mediterranean

Arm in arm, young people of different faiths perform the dabke, an Arabic folk dance, in the Italian port of Ostia, elated by a visit from Pope Leo XIV.

Air China flight safely diverted to Shanghai after battery fire in cabin

A commercial passenger flight operated by Air China was safely diverted to Shanghai on Saturday after a battery stowed in a passenger's carry-on luggage caught fire, the airline said.

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Nobel laureate Chen Ning Yang dies aged 103: Chinese state media