Christian Horner: Kimi Antonelli has 'earned' the right to be Mercedes' number one
Kimi Antonelli is on course to become F1's youngest world champion and earn the right for Mercedes to pick him as its number-one driver over George Russell
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SPFL invites bids for Scottish Premiership TV rights from 2029-30
The SPFL expects "strong interest" after inviting broadcasters to bid for the UK rights to show Scottish Premiership matches from the 2029-30 campaign.
In 1851-52, a Delhi artist painted the only known portrait of Bahadur Shah Zafar's spiritual adviser Kale Miyan; the rare image reached the US art market in 2000 and sold in London for £63,500 in 2026
In the final years of Mughal rule in Delhi, an artist painted a portrait of Ghulam Nasir al-Din, a spiritual adviser to Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar.
Billionaire Mark Cuban set up a ‘chain letter’ to pay his fees in junior year of college; he now admits it was basically Ponzi scheme, here’s how it worked
Mark Cuban relied on unconventional college hustles just to stay enrolled.
Spurs have no right to complain about north London derby scheduling
Tottenham Hotspur fans complaining about the scheduling of the upcoming north London derby appear to have forgotten what happened with the last one.Photo by...
Yelp can now call on your behalf to check wait times at a restaurant | TechCrunch
Yelp is embedding numerous new AI features into its app that can do everything from call to check on restaurant wait times to create personalized recommendations that remember your preferences.
GM beats on Q3 results, tightens profit outlook, and unveils new $20 billion buyback
GM posted third quarter results before the bell that topped estimates.
A small backyard railway started by Oregon hobbyist Ed St John inspired a neighbour to buy surrounding land; after the tracks were joined in 1992, it grew into a 32-mile miniature railroad across 2,200 acres
What began as one man's backyard hobby in Southern Oregon has grown into a sprawling railway landscape where tiny trains travel through thousands of acres.
Google Cloud is recovering from a European outage.
Google says “a power event” created an outage for some of its cloud servers this morning. The power problem has now been resolved, and services should be coming back online. That’s good news for Revolut and other services that were impacted by the Google Cloud problems. [Link: Incident details | https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/Xs2XTHzAVC9YnafnPyzj | Google Cloud]
Man charged with attack on Australian MP as suspect's father says she is family friend
Brendan Nugent's family say they have known Helen Haines, who remains in a critical condition, for more than 20 years.
Cardinals WR takes shot at Rams for losing to Mike LaFleur
Kendrick Bourne wants everyone to know how important Mike LaFleur was to Sean McVay and the Rams' offense.
Inside Vadivelu’s new 100 crore home with traditional design, fruit garden, and modern features
Tamil comedian and actor Vadivelu, popularly known as Vaigai Puyal, has added a new property to his life away from the big screen.
5 hottest midterm battlegrounds two weeks out from Election Day
In today’s issue: Election Day is fast approaching with voters now able to cast early ballots in many states throughout the country. Polls are continuing to show Democrats poised for a strong performance two weeks from today, but how much they can gain is still up in the air. All eyes are on a handful…
Influencer-model Shraddha Dubey, her sister arrested in UP businessman Shiva Sharma death case
LUCKNOW: Social media influencer and model Shraddha Dubey, her sister Rashmi Dubey and their driver, Tanveer Ali alias Danish, have been arrested in
Liverpool re-ignite interest in former target, the deal could be on
Liverpool are one of the most well-known clubs in the world. And, while this is good for certain deals, for others, it can cause the price of players to sky...
No job, but still a 9-to-5 routine: Why China's unemployed are pretending to go to work every day
Tired of relatives asking, “So, where are you working now?” Some young Chinese adults have found an unusual way to dodge the question — getting dressed,