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Fans faced frustration as the BBC’s coverage of the World Snooker Championship was interrupted by a power fault during the semi-final.
Chirayu Rana has filed a lawsuit against Lorna Hajdini, alleging serious misconduct. JPMorgan has responded with accusations of fabrication.
CAFRE horticulture students explored innovative practices in France, coinciding with significant protests planned across the country on May 1.
Ahead of Donald Trump’s upcoming trip to Beijing, China’s foreign minister has emphasized the Taiwan issue as a critical point in US-China relations.
A World War Two bomb in Plymouth was detonated following the evacuation of more than 1,200 homes. Residents were advised on safety measures during the operation.
Bahrain has revoked citizenship from 69 individuals, marking a significant escalation in the government’s crackdown on dissent. This action raises serious human rights concerns.
Hawaii’s last dairy farm is working hard to revive local milk production as the industry faces a steep decline. The stakes are high for Hawaiian culture and cuisine.
James Holder, co-founder of Superdry, was convicted of rape after a trial that exposed deep issues surrounding consent in nightlife culture.
Quiz Clothing has collapsed into administration, marking its third time in six years. The company owes over £40 million and faces potential store closures.
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