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A 16-year-old has become the centre of a transfer standoff spanning two of Europe's biggest leagues. Bayern Munich have restarted conversations with representatives for Manchester United youngster JJ Bayern Munich Reopens Talks for Teenage United Prospect GabrielRead more
Celebrity Traitors Returns With Star Cast and Familiar Format
The BBC's biggest reality gamble returns this autumn, with Celebrity Traitors occupying the Thursday and Friday slots on BBC1 that have become appointment viewing for households across the country. Celebrity Traitors Returns With Star Cast and Familiar FormatRead more
USS Abraham Lincoln Returns to San Diego After Grueling Deployment
Nearly ten months after it left port, the USS Abraham Lincoln is back in San Diego, closing out one of the most demanding carrier deployments the Navy has conducted in recent memory. The carrier USS Abraham Lincoln Returns to San Diego After Grueling DeploymentRead more
Delhi Police Detain CJP Activists Ahead of Planned Protest
Delhi Police moved before dawn to detain organisers of the Citizens for Justice and Peace protest movement, including activists Abhijeet Dipke, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, who were taken into Delhi Police Detain CJP Activists Ahead of Planned ProtestRead more
UK Updates India Travel Advice on Border Zones and Health Risks
The UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has revised its official travel advice for India, refreshing guidance on entry permits, trekking precautions, transport safety and UK Updates India Travel Advice on Border Zones and Health RisksRead more