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Queen Elizabeth II's 70 years on the throne: key dates

Irish legends O'Gara and Sexton set for battle of wills in Marseille

Yuka Saso's golf odyssey: Philippines to Japan via US Open win

25,533 new companies registered with 51% growth in FY 21: SECP Annual report

During the fiscal year 2020-21, 25,533 new companies were registered showing a growth of 51 percent, said a Security and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) Annual Report 2021

Limping Tiger struggles to nine-over 79 at rain-hit PGA

Limping Tiger struggles to nine-over 79 at rain-hit PGA

Tiger Woods limped his way to the worst round of his incredible comeback from severe leg injuries, firing a nine-over par 79 in Saturday's third round of the PGA Championship

Tiger fades to last at rain-hit Southern Hills

Tiger Woods struggled to a six-over par start on his front nine in Saturday's third round of the PGA Championship, fading after a fight to reach the weekend despite his severe leg injuries

Euro finalists La Rochelle juggle Top 14 hopes

McIlroy seizes PGA lead as Tiger, Spieth struggle

McIlroy seizes lead at PGA as Tiger makes solid start

Rory McIlroy delivered his longest major birdie run to seize the lead in Thursday's opening round of the PGA Championship while Tiger Woods made a solid start in his comeback from severe leg injuries

British Airways owner orders 50 Boeing 737 MAX jets

British Airways owner IAG said Thursday it has ordered 50 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft worth $6.25 billion at list prices in a boost for the crisis-hit jet after two deadly crashes

EasyJet narrows first-half loss on Covid recovery

British budget airline EasyJet revealed Thursday that first-half net losses improved after Covid travel curbs were lifted across Europe

Almost Half of Britons Believe UK Could be Hit Harder by Trade War With EU - Poll

Nearly half of Britons, 49% believe that the United Kingdom would be more affected in the event of a trade war with the European Union, according to a poll by YouGov analytical group published on Wednesday

Biggar retains Wales captaincy for South Africa rugby tour

Dan Biggar has retained the Wales captaincy for a three-Test series away to world champions South Africa in July even though Alun Wyn Jones is in the squad announced on Wednesday

UK to Amend Northern Ireland Protocol - Foreign Ministry

London will amend the post-Brexit trade arrangements known as the Northern Ireland Protocol in the coming weeks, UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said on Tuesday

UK's Johnson faces calls for action in Belfast amid deepening EU row

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson faced demands for action from Northern Irish political parties Monday as he visited the province amid an increasingly bitter dispute over post-Brexit trade which is currently preventing power-sharing there

UK PM heads to Belfast amid deepening EU row

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson steps into an increasingly bitter row on Monday when he visits Northern Ireland to urge the formation of a power-sharing executive, which is currently being blocked by a Brexit dispute

UK PM heads to Belfast amid deepening EU row

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson steps into an increasingly bitter row on Monday when he visits Northern Ireland to urge the formation of a power-sharing executive, which is currently being blocked by a Brexit dispute

Ryanair slashes annual loss as lockdowns lifted

Unionists block restart of N.Ireland assembly over Brexit trade

Northern Ireland's pro-UK Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) was on Friday set to block the restart of the British province's new assembly in Belfast, in protest at post-Brexit trade arrangements

Workers' remittances rise 7.7% to $26.1 bn in 10 months

With $3.1 billion inflows during April 2022, the overseas Pakistani workers' remittances continued strong trend and crossed the $3 billion mark in a month for the first time ever

Bismah's infant daughter Fatima denied accreditation for CWG Village

The latest reports suggest that PCB has asked the CWG Federation for two extra accreditations to accommodate Maroof's mother and daughter in the village.

Horgan gives Leinster 'the edge' in Champions Cup heavyweight semi

Rising student debt to worsen money woes of young Britons