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Users have reported fractures and lacerations after seatpost breakages, the recall says

The region of Estremadura in Portugal was home to a band of Neanderthals – an ancient evolutionary relative of modern humans – about 95,000 years ago. They made use of the patchwork of limestone caves, crags and river valleys, leaving traces of their activities in the form of stone tools,…

12 groups are to be funded for the beacon alternative to a bonfire

What a wild feud this turned out to be.

State Parliamentary Budget Office estimates Labor’s pledges would improve bottom line by $1.4bn compared to the Coalition’s $97.2m

As the world continues to grapple with the aftermath of Covid-19, new and ongoing conflicts, as well as the perfect storm of climate change, biodiversity degradation and multiple forms of pollution, we are seeing a growing sense of insecurity and polarisation that increasingly translates into threats to the core fabric…

When Caroline moved away from the city at 32 she got her learner's permit — a long, but "liberating" process.

Over half have successfully switched careers in the past - with other reasons for doing so including wanting different benefits and better job security

Huge effigy bearing slogan ‘I am a fighter, not a quitter’ will be burned on 5 November as part of annual tradition

The main consortium looking to buy financially stricken Wasps have reportedly pulled out of the running to take over the club.

The sport’s days of reckoning are here, and everyone from the RFU to reckless club owners is responsible for the pain