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FIFA: Afghanistan coach’s Infantino criticism ‘unjustified’

FIFA has denounced “ill-informed and unjustified” criticism of its president, Gianni Infantino, after the coach of the Afghanistan women’s national team called him “disgusting” over the handling of sexual abuse investigations. At a news conference in Lyon ahead of the Women’s World Cup final, coach Kelly Lindsey demanded Infantino’s departure from FIFA for allegedly not […]

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Why Do So Many Women Say They’ve Been Yelled At During Birth?

Lifestyle / En Sound Media

Ashley Collins pushed for three hours when she gave birth to her first baby in 2013, but the pushing wasn’t the hardest part. The hardest part was trying to block out the nurse — who had her hands inside Collins’ vagina — who kept scolding her. “She was telling me ‘You aren’t pushing right,’” recalled

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MAD Magazine Is Winding Down And Fans Are Devastated

Entertainment / En Sound Media

MAD Magazine, the iconic comic that taught generations of kids to laugh at the absurdity of the world around them, will no longer publish monthly new content, according to reports. The magazine known for its gap-toothed mascot Alfred E. Neuman and his “what, me worry?” slogan has been published for nearly 70 years. Newsstand circulation will come

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Carlisle Lake District Airport relaunches passenger flights

Business / En Sound Media

Image copyright Darron Watson Image caption Loganair are now operating routes to Dublin, Belfast and London Southend Scheduled passenger flights have returned to Carlisle Lake District Airport for the first time in more than 25 years. Scottish-based Loganair are now operating routes to Dublin, Belfast and London Southend. Airport owner Stobart Group had planned to

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Many in Serbia unhappy with Djokovic-Ivanisevic partnership

Sports / En Sound Media

Novak Djokovic is facing criticism in Serbia for inviting Goran Ivanisevic to join his coaching team at Wimbledon. Serbia’s state-controlled tabloids called it a “scandalous” partnership between the top-ranked Serb and the former Wimbledon champion from Croatia. Croatia fought a bloody war for independence from Serb-led Yugoslavia in the 1990s and nationalist sentiments still run

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Magid Magid: From Ethiopian refugee camp to Sheffield Lord Mayor

Politics / En Sound Media

Magid Magid has been causing a stir since being elected as Lord Mayor of Sheffield at the age of 28, he’s the youngest person to hold the office, its first Green mayor, and the city’s first Somali mayor. He told Daily Politics presenter Jo Coburn how he forced himself to watch her programme, and learned

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3 Reasons Why Your Rent Is So High

Lifestyle / En Sound Media

If you rent a home or apartment and feel like you can barely keep up with your monthly payments, you’re not alone. An affordable housing crisis is squeezing people all across America, and it’s getting worse. Access to secure, affordable, high-quality housing is an issue that touches many aspects of a person’s well-being. “It’s the

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Halle Bailey: Who is The Little Mermaid’s new Ariel actress?

Entertainment / En Sound Media

Image copyright Getty Images Disney has a new princess. Well, a new actor playing an existing princess, to be precise. Halle Bailey has been announced as Ariel in Disney’s latest live-action remake, The Little Mermaid. She’s probably best known as half of duo Chloe x Halle, has a lot of celeb fans and can count

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‘Grave concern’ as sales of low emission cars fall

Business / En Sound Media

Image copyright Getty Images Sales of low emission cars in the UK have fallen for the first time in more than two years, the industry has said. The decline comes as overall sales of new cars continued to fall, dropping 4.9% in June from the year before. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said

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French lawmakers approve 3% tax on online giants

Technology / En Sound Media

France’s lower house of parliament has approved a pioneering tax on internet giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook. The bill adopted Thursday aims to stop multinationals from avoiding taxes by setting up headquarters in low-tax EU countries. Currently, the companies pay nearly no tax in countries where they have large sales like France. The bill

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