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A Dunkelflaute, a period of low wind and sun, is causing pain in Germany's renewables sector.

Community service as a way of atoning for crimes against society, often conjures up images of high-viz jackets and picking up litter. Now even criminals have joined the 'working from home' phenomenon

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif recently made a big statement regarding the 2025 Champions Trophy, suggesting that Pakistan should consider boycotting the ICC event before the Indian cricket board -- BCCI -- takes any further step.

The collapse of the Assad regime in Syria could pave the wave for a fresh legal bid by Shamima Begum with the future uncertain for the Syrian detention camp where she is being held

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Gang members in Sweden allegedly enlisted the help of children to commit crimes due to Swedish law protecting children against prosecution.

In a fresh impasse related to the hosting of the Champions Trophy, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has strongly opposed the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) conditional agreement to a hybrid model for the tournament in February-March next year, according to a report in 'The Telegraph'.

High costs and poor weather drive 38% of Brits under-35 to consider moving to Southern Europe for better quality of life and tax incentives.

Victoria Beckham opened about her insecurities and how self-conscious she used to be when she was young, forcing her to stick to a restrictive diet for years. The post Victoria Beckham’s Skin Is The Heartbreaking Reason Why She Rarely Smiles In Photos first appeared on Bored Panda.

The TV presenter has stepped away from hosting BBC cooking show MasterChef while historical misconduct complaints are externally reviewed.

Allison Pearson was probed by Essex Police for year-old social media post