Messi calls adapting to PSG ‘very tough’, speaks of a ‘rupture’ with fans
Lionel Messi has called his start at former club Paris Saint-Germain “very tough”, dubbing two successive failed Champions League bids a “massive disappointment”.
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Fatboy Slim backs appeal to allow onsite festival drug testing
Exclusive: Musicians and MPs say banning tests for harmful pills without onerous licence puts festival-goers at riskFatboy Slim and a cross-party group of MPs have condemned the Home Office’s decision to block onsite drug testing at festivals this summ…
Who is Shahzada Dawood? The Pakistani businessman who died on Titanic submarine with teenage son
US Coast Guard said debris of Titan sub found near wreck of liner after it suffered ‘Catastrophic implosion’
Why did the Titanic sub implode?
Five crew members confirmed to have died in the disaster
Texts reveal how OceanGate CEO tried to sell cut-price trip on doomed Titanic sub: ‘Safer than crossing the street’
An investor claims he raised safety concerns to the CEO of OceanGate Expeditions but was met with reassurance
Former Labor leader Simon Crean dies age 74
Crean, former opposition leader and ACTU president, died suddenly while overseas on SundayThe former Labor leader and cabinet minister, Simon Crean, has died age 74.Crean died suddenly while overseas on Sunday, Guardian Australia understands. Continue …
Russia’s Brief Wagner Mutiny Spells Lasting Trouble for Iran – IranWire |
Russia’s Brief Wagner Mutiny Spells Lasting Trouble for Iran IranWire |Iranian President Gives ‘Full Support’ to Putin in Call The Moscow TimesEx-IDF intel chief warns of what may become of Russia’s 6000 nuclear warheads &nbs…
Urgent holiday warning over killer pink cocaine drug cocktail sweeping Spanish resort towns being sold by ‘mini cartels’
SPANISH police have issued a warning over pink cocaine – a potentially deadly cocktail of drugs being sold by “mini cartels” in resort towns.
The brightly coloured drug – that sometimes even smells like strawberry – ha…
Oldest known Neanderthal engravings found in French cave
The oldest known cave engravings in France, and possibly Europe, have been discovered in the Loire Valley – where researchers uncovered designs dating back at least 57,000 years to the age of Neanderthals.