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Ireland's ben healy won his first ever grand tour stage, taking stage eight of the giro d'italia with the biggest winning margin forfive years. healy attacked with 50km to go to win in fossombrone by a minute and 49 seconds. norway's andreas leknessund still holds the overall race lead with a week to go. and that's all the sport for now. i let you get back to watching the eurovision. the presidential candidates in turkey have finished their final day of campaigning — before sunday's crucial election. president erdogan held a rally in istanbul earlier, a city where he built his popular suppor...

Finland starts fence on Russian border amid migration, security concerns Finland starts building border fence on Russian border Anne Kauranen Fri,

No threat as Cyclone Tauktae 650km away from Karachi, says PMD Pakistan Representational image. — File photo Cyclone Tauktae is 650km south-southeast of Karachi, but it still does not pose any threat to the country's coastline, Pakistan Meteorological Department said late Monday. In the morning, the meteorological department had said the cyclone was 800 km south-southeast of Karachi. In the latest alert, the PMD said the cyclone was 580 km south of Thatta. "Maximum sustained winds around the system centre are 180-200 Kmph gusting 220 Kmph." The system is likely to move further northward for...

Records fall at Tarawera Ultramarathon in Rotorua 13 Feb, 2021 02:23 AM 6 minutes to read Rotorua Daily Post Caitlin Fielder winning the women's 50km at the Tarawera Ultramarathon and coming second overall. Photo / FinisherPix The first champions at the 2021 Tarawera Ultramarathon have been crowned, with new course records being set in the women's 50km and men's 21km races. Runners from across New Zealand have taken to the trails around Rotorua today for the 13th Tarawera Ultramarathon, the country's largest trail running event, with competitors greeted by stunning conditions. First underway ...

Caitlin Fielder ready to get back on her feet at Tarawera Ultramarathon 4 Feb, 2021 10:09 PM 4 minutes to read Rotorua Daily Post Caitlin Fielder is preparing to defend her Tarawera Ultramarathon 50km women's title next weekend following a year full of challenges. Lockdowns and surgery rehabilitation made for a 12 month stretch like she's never had before. The Rotorua-born trail runner claimed victory in 2020, setting a new course record on the way, with Fielder then spending most of the last year out of action. "It's certainly not like a usual race prep that I would have," Fielder said. Adve...