Turkey has sent 11 French relatives of suspected "terrorist fighters" back home, the Turkish interior ministry said Monday, the latest in Ankara's renewed push to deport foreign
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Gary Neville expects Manchester City to win appeal against 'hopeless' UEFA
Gary Neville expects Manchester City to win appeal against 'hopeless' UEFA
Gary Neville has backed Manchester City to win an appeal against a two-season ban from European competition imposed by a "hopeless" UEFA.
Read More... Everton charge into European contention with Palace win
Everton charge into European contention with Palace win
Everton moved up to seventh and within five points of the Premier League top four as their resurgence under Carlo Ancelotti continued with a 3-1 win over Crystal Palace on Saturday.
Read More... Jaguars to become first NFL team to play multiple London games
Jaguars to become first NFL team to play multiple London games
Jacksonville Jaguars are set to become the first team to stage multiple home games in London in a single NFL season after they announced they would play two home games at Wembley
Read More... Ex-England captain Chris Robshaw to leave Harlequins
Ex-England captain Chris Robshaw to leave Harlequins
Former England captain Chris Robshaw announced on Monday he is to leave Harlequins at the end of the season after 16 years with the English Premiership club.
Read More... Solskjaer seeks spirit of PSG as Man Utd prepare to face Man City
Solskjaer seeks spirit of PSG as Man Utd prepare to face Man City
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Manchester United need to harness the spirit of Paris Saint-Germain and put in a "perfect performance" if they are to overcome Manchester
Read More... England prop Kyle Sinckler to join Bristol
England prop Kyle Sinckler to join Bristol
England and Harlequins prop Kyle Sinckler will join Bristol on a two-year deal ahead of the 2020/21 season, the English Premiership club announced on Monday.
Read More... Sonny Bill Williams 'to refuse to wear' Super League betting logo
Sonny Bill Williams 'to refuse to wear' Super League betting logo
Rugby superstar Sonny Bill Williams is set to refuse to wear the logo of Super League sponsor Betfred due to his religious beliefs, says Toronto Wolfpack chairman Bob
Read More... Lloris makes Tottenham comeback after three months against Norwich
Lloris makes Tottenham comeback after three months against Norwich
Tottenham captain Hugo Lloris returned for his first appearance under Jose Mourinho against Norwich on Wednesday after over three months out with a dislocated
Read More... Title, not invincible tag, the most important goal for Salah
Title, not invincible tag, the most important goal for Salah
Mohamed Salah says Liverpool's focus is solely on ending a 30-year wait to win the Premier League title, rather than doing so by going the whole season unbeaten.
Read More... Mourinho says no quick fixes for Spurs in transfer window
Mourinho says no quick fixes for Spurs in transfer window
Jose Mourinho says Tottenham will be "intelligent" in the January transfer window and there will be no quick fixes at the Premier League club.
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Brazil's education minister mocked for Twitter spelling error
Brazil's education minister has been ridiculed on social media for making a spelling mistake on Twitter.Read More... -
Hong Kong teachers living in fear over protest support
Hong Kong's teachers say they are living in fear as the city's democracy protests rumble on, with some not daring to discuss the movement and others anxious theyRead More... -
Professor Kozerod: “Knowledge of Politics is Vital for the Modern Young European”
New learning processes are improving fast. Online education, which seemed fantastic 5-10 years ago, is becoming a common thing. Thanks to it, we can get trainingRead More... -
Nicolas Whitehead: "Zerah Business School is the best place to get a modern business education in the EU"
Education is becoming an increasingly crucial component of contemporary European life. New skills and higher qualifications become necessary elements of theRead More...
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Zerah Business School presented a new master's program
On December 22, Zerah Business School presented a new master's program in Malta. Since January 1, 2020, this business school has been permitted to train studentsRead More...
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Europeans are not born, they are made, President of the Center for European Democracy Studies Peter Davidson says
Q: We met at the European Conference of Iranian Studies in Berlin, a reputable and high-profile event. Please tell us about your Center for European DemocracyRead More... -
EU medicines agency loses Brexit court case on London lease
The European Medicines Agency, which is moving from Britain to Amsterdam because of Brexit, on Wednesday lost a court battle to cancel the lease on its LondonRead More... -
Darwin's 'strangest animal ever' finds a family
Charles Darwin, Mr. Evolution himself, didn't know what to make of the fossils he saw in Patagonia so he sent them to his friend, the renowned paleontologist Richard Owen. Owen was stumped too....Read More... -
Bear bone discovery re-writes human history in Ireland
Analysis of a bear bone found in an Irish cave has provided evidence of human existence in Ireland 2,500 years earlier than previously thought, academics announced Sunday. For decades, the earliest...Read More... -
Game over? Computer beats human champ in strategy challenge
In a milestone for artificial intelligence, a computer has beaten a human champion at a strategy game that requires "intuition" rather than brute processing power to prevail, its makers said Wednesday. Dubbed...Read More...
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UK police rule out terror in London mosque stabbing
British police on Thursday said they were not treating as terror related a London mosque stabbing in which an elderly worshipper suffered non life-threatening injuries.Read More... -
Growing bill to fix Britain's Big Ben
The bill to repair London's iconic Big Ben clock tower has increased by millions of pounds after the discovery of World War II bomb damage, pollution and asbestos, Britain's parliament saidRead More... -
UK set to back high-speed railway despite soaring cost
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was set Tuesday to announce his plans for the HS2 high-speed railway, with reports suggesting he will stick with the long-running project despite soaringRead More... -
UK ditches flags for Prince Andrew's birthday
The British government said Thursday it had changed the policy of flying flags on royal birthdays, with local authorities no longer required to raise the Union Flag forRead More... -
Nine arrested in Greenpeace protest at BP in London
British police arrested nine Greenpeace campaigners on Wednesday who blockaded BP's London headquarters with solar panels and oil barrels to mark the new boss's first day at the energyRead More...
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Victoria Beckham's 'gentle rebellion' at London Fashion Week
Victoria Beckham made a clarion call for a "gentle rebellion" at London Fashion Week on Sunday with a sophisticated but wearable collection.Read More... -
Protests hit London Fashion Week as chic and glamour rule the catwalk
From the chic of Petar Petrov to the playful colours of Molly Goddard and the unabashed glamour of Halpern, different aspects of femininity lit up London Fashion Week on Saturday, unlike theRead More... -
London Fashion Week opens under shadow of novel coronavirus
London Fashion Week kicks off Friday with more than 60 shows over five days, including much-anticipated offerings from Burberry and Tommy Hilfiger, but withRead More... -
Oscar-winning director McQueen returns to art with Tate show
Oscar-winning British director Steve McQueen is returning to his art roots with a series of short films at London's Tate Modern art gallery, offering a sensory explorationRead More... -
Ex-pope Benedict seeks to end storm over controversial book
Retired former pope Benedict XVI sought to calm a dispute within the Vatican on Tuesday, claiming his name was erroneously attributed as co-author to a new bookRead More... -
Peru promises to protect Machu Picchu as it builds airport
Peru's government promised on Thursday to protect the Machu Picchu sanctuary and other Inca ruins when building a new airport to serve the ancient civilization'sRead More... -
Warehouses host glitzy Dubai's 'hipster' scene
In the glitzy city of Dubai, known for its mega-projects, futuristic skyscrapers and ostentatious malls, Dana Alhammadi sat in a cosy cafe learning how to make naturalRead More... -
Iryna Kotlyarevska, a children’s writer, tells about her new fairy tale “Lubomiksy”.
We, like our readers, believe in magic since childhood. But, through the years, this beliefhas only been covered with layers of adult attitudes and everyday problems.Read More... -
John Lennon's round glasses sell for nearly $200,000
A pair of John Lennon's sunglasses The Beatles legend once left behind in the back seat of a car sold Friday for nearly $200,000 at an auction in London.Read More... -
First glimpse of latest Bond film goes online
Car chases, machine gun fire and love interest: fans of James Bond on Wednesday got their first taste of the upcoming film featuring the fictional British superspy, "No Time To Die".Read More... -
Bottega Veneta big winner at Fashion Awards in London
Bottega Veneta and its young artistic director Daniel Lee were the big winners at the 2019 Fashion Awards on Monday, taking four awards in a star-studded ceremony at the Royal Albert HallRead More... -
Coldplay axes tour plans over pollution fears
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin said on Thursday the band had shelved plans to go on tour to promote their latest album over concerns about the environmental impact of concerts.Read More... -
Britain's art world turns its back on oil cash
Oil companies are becoming increasingly unfashionable partners for British cultural institutions, as they ditch corporate sponsorship under pressure from artists and environmentalists.Read More...
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