Epic Games has teased future projects in the 'Fortnite' realm after a $2 billion investment.

Israeli forces shot and killed a Palestinian in disputed circumstances in the northern West Bank — the latest in an ongoing surge of violence that shows no sign of slowing down

Tourists slept on airport floors as they waited for flights out of Rhodes, the Greek island ravaged by wildfires on Sunday, 23 July. Holidaymakers have reported walking for miles in scorching heat to reach safety, with some families separated at least temporarily. TUI have said its teams were doing everything they could to support customers and had sent in additional staff to manage “a difficult and evolving situation.” Wildfires have been burning on the island since last Tuesday; around 19,000 people have been evacuated.

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90min brings you match reaction and player ratings from Newcastle United's Champions League tie with German side Borussia Dortmund in Group F.

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Liverpool are parting company with the throw-in coach who helped them become Premier League champions in 2020. Danish coach Thomas Gronnemark, who first linked up with Jurgen Klopp’s squad in 2018, will not have his contract renewed after learning he will not have the time he wanted to work with the players. Gronnemark, a former sprinter and bobsleigh rider, was contacted by Klopp five years ago when the Liverpool manager saw statistics that his side were the third-worst in the Premier League at throw-ins. They won the Champions League in their first season working with Gronnemark and 14 goals in their title-winning campaign of 2019-20 were traced to throws. He visited Liverpool several times a season before lockdown, while also working with around 25 other clubs, including Ajax, Flamengo, Toulouse and Philadelphia Union, but said he made the greatest impact in his first two seasons when he was involved. Gronnemark said on YouTube: “It has been five great years with Liverpool FC, we had great results: not only going from 18th for throw-ins to No 1 but winning all the club titles you can in Europe. “We had two fantastic first seasons when I was first there where we won Champions League, Premier League and World Club Championships and I was visiting the club four or five times per season so I had a lot of time to work on the basics and go deep into the throw-in drills. “But then we had a challenge with Covid-19 and it meant that suddenly from the 2020-21 season, the playing schedule was really tight and there were a lot of travel challenges so it was much easier, for example, to go to Mexico than England. For a couple of seasons, I was only there one time a season and for me, the throw-in level has been going from great to good. I don’t think I had enough time with the players. “So I had to go back to four or five visits a season and that was my wish for the 2023-24 season and I talked with the club and they also wished for a change but to try for themselves. Thanks to Liverpool FC, it has been fantastic.” Read More Premier League top-four race: Remaining fixtures and how each club can qualify for the Champions League Liverpool turn up the heat as Anfield rediscovers its chest-thumping swagger Surprise favourite emerges in race to be Liverpool’s new sporting director

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United Airlines says the Israel-Hamas war will hit fourth-quarter results, and ASML expects flat revenue in 2024. Morgan Stanley, Procter & Gamble, Tesla, and Netflix are scheduled to report earnings Wednesday.

Apple Inc.’s new iPhone 15 Pro Max quickly saw initial delivery times slip into October as the new