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Extreme E has unveiled an all-new course in Sardinia for the second Island X Prix of the season, taking place this weekend. While the series is remaining at the Capo Teulada military training base for the second event in succession after plans for a round in Argentina fell through, organizers hav...

Tickets for our Emirates FA Cup third-round tie against Oxford United will go on sale from Thursday, December 8

Take a look at what our men's first-team squad have been up to so far in the UAE

Our striker departed the World Cup after sustaining an injury in Brazil's game with Cameroon

On May 23, the U.S. Supreme Court resolved in Morgan v. Sundance whether a litigant seeking to establish waiver had to show prejudice resulting from an opposing party’s failure to...

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Eggs in one basket. we shouldnt live in the hope that well get some evidence which is going to make this area conclusive. so what we need to do, what was the last place that the transponder was actually located? well, it was here. if we draw a line directly down, that is about seven hours. now, the positive side of this, that is on the edge of a boeing triple 7s endurance, so you could say if the crew was incapacita incapacitated. that is the likely area where it would have run out of fuel. >> t...

Its not as strong as wed like. its not compelling or conclusive but we do have evidence. it says that something went on in that airplane. they did not or could not communicate via voice but it was electrically powered. it says it went to given points in space known as way points. that says the likelihood was that they used the flight management computer. somebody had to know how to program that. now, thats about as hard evidence as we have. >> what does that hard evidence tell us, to me, to ever...