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Women are consistently held to higher ethical standards than men, so the allegations about Corden’s nasty behavior likely won’t destroy him

The realities underlying the menacing vocabulary are a grey area – it is far from certain that Putin would be prepared to use nuclear weapons

Russia's competition watchdog opened a series of investigations on Friday into price rises for military goods as demand rose amid Moscow's drive to enlist hundreds of thousands more Russians for its military operation in Ukraine.

President Vladimir Putin says he will defend Russia's territory with every means at his disposal, and it's put the threat of nuclear war back into focus.

With no sense of solidarity after the Champions League final chaos it could be that the Euro 2028 bid is seen as a priority

The ‘One Love’ rainbow emblem is at least a gesture, but one that feels corporate and meaningless at this World Cup

The Mexico cap has continued his post Rangers career odyssey by penning a deal in Honduras.

It started in Liverpool in the 1940s but saw profits rocket by the change in fashion in the 1990s

Russia's competition authority said on Tuesday it would fine US tech giant Apple for violating Russian antitrust laws and abusing its dominant position in the app store market. The federal anti-monopoly service (FAS) said it would levy a turnover-based fine against Apple, the size of which would be determined during…