Football: Southampton announces £76.1m loss for 2019/20 financial results
Premiere League side, Southampton FC has revealed a UK£76.1m loss in Covid-hit 2019/20 financial results.
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Premiere League side, Southampton FC has revealed a UK£76.1m loss in Covid-hit 2019/20 financial results.
The top financial fund manager weighs in on SA bank shares and Santam, which has been fighting a battle with clients over business interruption cover.
A new docuseries titled “Confronting a Serial Killer,” executive produced and directed by Emmy-winning filmmaker Joe Berlinger, will debut on Starz this spring. The series will have its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival in March. Po Kutchins (“The Murder of Laci Peterson”) will serve as showrunner and executive producer. The five-episode series will tell…
The Centre said the order decriminalising adultery should not apply to the armed forces, where such acts amount to “unbecoming conduct”
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced today the arrest of a San Antonio woman who participated in election related crimes. Rachel Rodriguez sits behind bars for election fraud, illegal voting, unlawfully assisting people voting by mail and unlawfully possessing an official ballot. Each of these charges constitutes a felony under the Texas Election code, ABC…
Five suspects have been caught for allegedly running a fundraising fraud against elderly people, Shanghai police said yesterday.
Cochrane RCMP is asking for help to identify a suspect in a historical sex assault that was reported 45 years ago.
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Criminals are getting smarter – but fortunately so are the systems designed to protect the rest of us, says Kyle Stroombergen.