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Mike Tyson's famous exes from Naomi Campbell to wife he caught with Brad Pitt
Mike Tyson's love life has been pretty Rocky over the years (pardon the pun). These days, the heavyweight boxing legend is all loved up with his wife Lakiha Spicer, whom he married in 2009. Mike has been married three times, and dated some rather famous women during his life. Before that, there was Robin Givens, who he married 11 months after their first date and who Iron Mike once caught with Brad Pitt .
Full-circle moment: Brunsons of New York set to make NBA history
JERSEY CITY, New Jersey — Filipino basketball fans may remember Rick Brunson from his brief stint with Barangay Ginebra in the Philippine Basketball Association. Now, nearly three decades later, the Brunson name is making NBA history. When the New York Knicks face the San Antonio Spurs in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday morning (Manila time), Jalen Brunson will become part of a historic father-son milestone that connects New York basketball, the NBA Finals and even the PBA.
Gainsborough in London
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Miami Heat vs Utah Jazz
MIA Stat Type UTA 6-4 Record 4-6 4-6 ATS 6-4 8-2 O/U 8-2 112.80 Points Scored 117.50 54.10 Half Time Score 54.50 48.15% Field Goal Percentage 46.77% 40.00 Rebounds 44.50 121/332 3 Point Shots 150/426 8.10 Steals 8.40 MIA Stat Type UTA 1-2 Record 2-1 0-3 ATS 3-0 2-1 O/U 2-1 111.67 Points Scored 124.33 50.67 Half Time Score 59.33 46.75% Field Goal Percentage 48.93% 37.33 Rebounds 47.33 31/100 3 Point Shots 44/122 7.67 Steals 7.33 Jan 4/25 (1 of 10) MIA Stat Type UTA Home Away 100 Points Scored...
A Tough Year Looms for the EU
NTERNAL FRICTIONS, external worries and some long-anticipated farewells will be the order of the day for the European Union in 2021. A colossal amount of effort went into agreeing to issue €750bn ($888bn) in collective debt for the first time to allay a financial crisis, as covid-19 racked the continent. In 2021 EU politicians will learn that agreeing to borrow the money was the easy bit—agreeing how to spend it will be much harder. Read Full Article »
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E-cigarettes: no smoke without fear
Entering his thirties, Umer Sheikh decided he’d had enough: it was time to give up cigarettes.
Croatia shuts borders as it is overwhelmed by influx of migrants
September 18th, 2015 Croatia shuts borders as it is overwhelmed by influx of migrants By Neil Buckley in Budapest, Duncan Robinson in...
International Women’s Day: Isha Kamara
Thursday 8 March 2018 is International Women’s Day and a time to encourage collective action for driving gender equality. The theme is #PressforProgress, a strong call to motivate and unite friends, colleagues and whole communities to think, act and be gender inclusive. At Palace for Life Foundation, we have been hearing from some of the women from the CPFC family who #PressforProgress in their everyday lives and careers. Isha Kamara plays for Palace Ladies FC.
Rule of Law (and Justice)
Perhaps the only phrase more stultifying than “any other business” is “General Affairs Council”. But that could change later today.
2100: A Greek Odyssey
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Lessons from Luxembourg
Sometimes Luxembourg provides something for all.
Quack, quack
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What does Macron mean for the EU?
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Back in the EUSSR
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EU free-traders water down Macron’s plan to vet foreign takeovers
Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel ran into strong resistance from the EU’s pro-free trade members to their plan for tougher European...
Tusk says UK offer on EU nationals is ‘below expectations’
European Council president Donald Tusk said that Britain’s offer on citizens’ rights was “below our expectations”.
Poland PM Szydlo accuses France’s Macron of ‘hostility’
Polish prime minister Beata Szydlo accused new French president Emmanuel Macron of “hostility” after he said eastern European governments...
Dutch PM: ‘I hate Brexit from every angle’
Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte has made his feelings on the UK’s EU exit clear: “I hate Brexit from every angle.” The leader of the...
The Franco-German engine is back from the mechanic.
EU negotiator warns UK not to expect concessions in Brexit talks
Michel Barnier warned Britain that the EU would not make concessions after the first day of Brexit negotiations came to a close in Brussels.
Davis reiterates Brexit pledge to leave single market as talks begin
David Davis reiterated that Britain intends to quit the single market and the customs union, after agreeing a rough outline of the...
European support for EU surges in wake of Brexit vote
Support for the EU among its citizens has jumped sharply since the Brexit vote, even as Europeans expressed doubts about Brussels’...
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Brussels v Budapest, Prague and Warsaw; King Macron; unFinnished business
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EU sanctions Czechs, Poles and Hungarians over refugee policy
Brussels has sanctioned the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary for refusing to take part in a scheme to share out refugees across the bloc.
EU sanctions Czech Republic, Poland & Hungary over refugee failure
Brussels will sanction Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary for refusing to take part in a controversial scheme to share out refugees...
The strange death of European populism?
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It was a Five Star flop. Italian voters turned their back on the insurgent Five Star Movement during municipal elections across Italy.
EU launches probe into Guess supply restrictions
Brussels has launched a probe into US clothing group Guess, looking into whether the company illegally restricted the retailers it...
Nato: Beyond Trump; Polls apart; A digital dilemma
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Maltese prime minister wins second term after calling snap poll
Maltese prime minister Joseph Muscat won a second term at a snap election he called to counter corruption allegations made against his...
Juncker rejects German plan to tie EU funding to democracy
Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, has rejected a German proposal to make EU funding contingent on member...
YouTube and Twitter fall short on EU hate speech standards
YouTube and Twitter fell short of new EU standards on removing hate speech from their websites – a key part of a push by Brussels to make...
Controversial EU rules could make life trickier for tech groups
Facebook, Netflix, YouTube and the German state broadcaster ZDF are very different businesses.
It may have been more than 80 pages long, but the most significant Brexit-related aspects of the Conservative election manifesto were not...
EU pressures Warsaw over ‘unconstitutional’ justice reforms
EU ministers have rounded on Poland and demanded that Warsaw reopen talks with Brussels over reforms to its justice system.
EU ministers hit out at Poland over judicial reforms
EU ministers rounded on Poland and demanded that Warsaw reopen talks with Brussels over controversial reforms to its justice system.
Facebook fined by French regulator over data protection rules
The French regulator has fined Facebook €150,000 as authorities across Europe demand that the social network overhaul the way it tracks...
Facebook fined €150k by French regulator over privacy breach
A French regulator has fined Facebook €150,000 for breaching data protection laws in the social network’s latest spat with European...
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