Alcaraz into Paris Masters quarters after Berrettini withdraws
Carlos Alcaraz was given a walkover through to the quarter-finals of the Paris Masters on Thursday after Matteo Berrettini withdrew from the tournament.
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Carlos Alcaraz was given a walkover through to the quarter-finals of the Paris Masters on Thursday after Matteo Berrettini withdrew from the tournament.
Read moreDemonstrators are demanding an increase in the minimum wage and higher salaries for all workers, among other reforms.
Read moreDemonstrators are demanding an increase in the minimum wage and higher salaries for all workers, among other reforms.
Read morePortuguese football legend Cristiano Ronaldo announced on Thursday he was retiring from international football at the age of 41.
Read moreAs the French avant-popper returns with new single Rendez-vous avec toi, we celebrate the best of an artist who uses sleek songwriting to grapple with knotty emotion Originally leaked online by the artist himself, Christine and the Queens’ fifth album, Hopecore, was released under a new name of Rahim Redcar (he’s now back to releasing as Christine and the Queens, and using Chris as his own name). Hopecore eschewed the sophisticated pop of his early years in favour of lo-fi, roughly drawn sonic sketches, and this flighty opener is built around ricocheting drum beat patterns that are eventually
Read moreKing tirelessly championed music of black origin, and funded the first awards out of her own pocket.
Read moreMax Jorgensen was eligble for England, but insists he was always intent on continuing the family tradition of representing the Wallabies.
Read moreAssailant stabbed a corporal outside the Sri Lankan embassy in Amman, killing him and injuring another officer.
Read moreDemocrats have regained control of Congress. They have a long list of investigations into Trump planned. And, not all races have been called. Here's a look at how they could affect the Dems' majority.
Read moreIn the Netherlands many felt the move, while welcome, was mishandled and exclusionary, mirroring past inequality Andy Burnham’s pledge to seek a “structured dialogue” with former colonies to help shape Britain’s first formal state apology for slavery marks the UK’s first tentative step down a path the Netherlands set out on five years ago. The prime minister’s attempts to initiate a historic shift alongside the royal family – whose customary expressions of “profound personal sorrow”, falling short of an apology, was repeated by King Charles this week – echo a process begun by the Dutch state i
Read moreBitter postmortem under way as party comes to terms with Darline Graham’s stunning loss to Annie Andrews
Read moreNatural Resources Defense Council shows how federal rules changes will spike up public’s exposure to carcinogens
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