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'Debt levels in the U.S. and Europe are a risk to international financial stability and a risk for Switzerland,' warned Karin Keller-Sutter

In Roger v. Keller, decided earlier this month by Waterbury, Connecticut trial court judge Robert D'Andrea, plaintiffs had a pit bull named Scooby; they kept him with defendants (who were apparently, to oversimplify, plaintiffs' family members) for three years, despite defendants' insistence that plaintiffs take them back. Eventually, defendants gave…

Switzerland's Keller wins solo ahead of Evie Richards and Puck Pieterse

Pidcock becomes the first British rider to win the XC World Championships and Ferrand-Prévot retains her title in dominant style

"It's now obvious that we weren’t as focused as we should have been on a game that was a runaway hit."

A woman was left horrified when she realised what her initials would be when she got married - she was trying to find a way around it so people wouldn't get the wrong idea

Could a recession be on the horizon? Here’s how investors should invest to thrive in 2024, according to market analysts.

Clocking in at an economical 80 minutes and with a daring last-minute twist that genuinely pulls the rug out from beneath the feet, 'Android' essentially beat the following year’s The Twilight Zone: The Movie to the punch

In the middle of a cost of living crisis in both the UK and Ireland, any blackouts would be a devastating blow