‘Standard is high’: Solskjaer asked about Harry Maguire ‘rant’
‘Standard is high’: Solskjaer asked about Harry Maguire ‘rant’ Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is asked about reports that captain Harry Maguire swore at midfielder Fred.
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Pep Guardiola and Brian Kidd hail the return of fans at Wembley
Pep Guardiola and Brian Kidd hail the return of fans at Wembley Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola and Brian Kidd discuss the return of fans at the Carabo Cup final, where eight thousand people saw City win 1-0 against Spurs. Guardiola said ‘sharing this with them feels better’.
Paul McCartney: Bob Dylan got The Beatles stoned
Paul McCartney: Bob Dylan got The Beatles stoned Sir Paul McCartney has claimed that Bob Dylan was responsible for introducing The Beatles to marijuana at an after-party in New York.
Do the 1990s hold the key to sustainable websites?
During Covid-19 lockdowns, internet use has skyrocketed, driving up energy use. Some website designers are championing simpler, more streamlined websites to combat this growing environmental impact.
India's coronavirus death toll could be far higher than reported
India is fighting a devastating second wave of Covid-19 that is killing thousands each day as the country recorded more than a million new cases in just three days. Medical facilities have been running out of oxygen and ICU beds, with patients left outside hospitals waiting for care.
On This Day: 26 April 1966
In 1966, stars Julie Christie, Rita Tushingham and Ralph Richardson met Princess Margaret at the London premiere of "Doctor Zhivago." (April 26)
How nationalist backlash in China is overshadowing Chloe Zhao's historic win
In China, Chloe Zhao's historic win as the first woman of color to be awarded the Academy Award for Best Director isn't being widely celebrated. CNN's David Culver reports on Chloe Zhao's upbringing and how her success is being perceived in China.
Japan's slow vaccination process as Tokyo 2020 looms
The Tokyo Olympics is just three months away, but Japan is far from ready. The country is struggling to contain a fourth wave of Covid-19. The Prime Minister has just declared a state of emergency in Tokyo and other prefectures.
Indian crematorium overwhelmed as country battles catastrophic Covid-19 surge
Bangalore (India) (AFP) – A crematorium in India is overwhelmed as the country battles a catastrophic, record-breaking coronavirus wave that has hospitals working at full capacity. The country of 1.3 billion has become the latest hotspot of a pandemic that has killed more than three million people, even as richer countries take steps towards normality with quickening innoculation programmes.
Australia braces for further backlash from China as it scraps Xi's signature project
Australia is bracing for a new round of Chinese trade and political retaliation after the state of Victoria vetoed the "Belt and Road" deal with China. Journalist Angus Watson explains how the relationship between the once close neighbors has soured.
Undersea rail tunnel aims to transform Helsinki and Tallinn into one metropolitan area
An undersea train tunnel between Finland and Estonia is a step closer to becoming a reality, with a protocol of intent to build set to be signed by both countries on April 26.
Officials realized something went wrong with Italy's vaccine rollout
Covid-19 has claimed the lives of more than 119,000 people in Italy, the highest number of deaths in the European Union, according to John Hopkins University. Though the country started its vaccination program back in December, critics say regional authorities have failed to prioritize the elderly for vaccines.
