Queensland courts are set for a busy day today, with over 2100 people scheduled to appear in magistrates courts across the ...

They're sharing their best bets only at SportsLine. One of Bobbitt and Greco's top NASCAR bets: They are backing Ryan Preece to finish ahead of Noah Gragson in a head-to-head prop that pays +100 ...

They're sharing their best bets only at SportsLine. One of Bobbitt and Greco's top NASCAR bets: They are backing Ryan Preece to finish ahead of Noah Gragson in a head-to-head prop that pays +100 ...

The cause of death of the 32-year-old sisters, Henrietta and Eliza Huszti, has been ruled as drowning, according to the pair’s death certificates, as reported by BBC Scotland News. Henrietta and ...

please visit sfyfc.org.uk or contact our County Office on 01743 442880. Millie Preece, Shropshire Young Farmers' Club By Millie Preece, Shropshire Young Farmers' Club ...

Ryan Preece might just have a knack for flying NASCAR cars in Daytona. Just two years ago, during another race at the track, Preece spun and went flying. When he emerged unscathed from the wreck ...

The cause of death of two sisters found in an Aberdeen river has been revealed. Henrietta and Eliza Huszti, both 32, were last seen on January 7 before their bodies were found in the River Dee a ...

“They’ve been fast lately. They’ve been in contention. So congratulations to them.” Ryan Preece was third in a Ford for RFK Racing. Byron was fourth for Hendrick Motorsports, followed by ...

A handful of racers went to the red tires early — Joey Logano and Ryan Preece among them — and it paid off with runs to the lead before falling back. Bell was among those who had a set of red ...

The two sisters who went missing in Aberdeen sparking a weeks-long police search died from drowning, it has been reported. Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, part of a set of triplets, disappeared after ...

The NASCAR Cup Series is hitting the road for its third race of the season, trading the chaos of superspeedway pack racing for the technical challenge of Circuit of the Americas in Austin.

Research by Dr Alan Preece at Bristol University has supported the claims of those who believe mobile phone radiation is not safe. A study of volunteers showed the emissions heat up the brain and ...