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Retiree shocked by diagnoses of lung, liver and prostate cancers

Inter must be ruthless with crunch ties approaching

Inter Milan's European and domestic ambitions face a big week with the visits of both Arsenal and Napoli, as the Italian champions try to banish worrying signs of frailty.

PUFFS FROM RED-HOT MAX

Kitefoiler keeps vow to serve curry snack on Nov 7 for winning Young World Sailor title

Ueda blow, but Japan coach stays positive

Japan suffered a blow in their bid to lock up a spot at the 2026 World Cup Finals, when striker Ayase Ueda was ruled out for the rest of 2024 after suffering a hamstring injury playing for his Dutch club Feyenoord.

Bayern treating Benfica game like a final, says Palhinha

Ahead of Bayern Munich's crucial Champions League home encounter against Benfica on Nov 6, Joao Palhinha must feel as if he has been transported to a different world.

Ageing ● Make older drivers more recognisable on roads

I refer to the article \"Debate heats up over driving age limit, medical test after accidents involving elderly drivers\" (Nov 3).

GOAL-SHY PSG IN EUROPE WORRIES ENRIQUE

Ahead of Atletico game, the coach admits reliable striker needed after Mbappe left

ARYNA CREDITS 'BEST TEAM EVER'

She says their work spurs her to progress in WTA Finals and seal year-end top spot

Lack of game time not stopping Aussie Kerevi

Australia centre Samu Kerevi is relishing a potential return to Test rugby against England at the weekend and said that he would be ready even if he has had little game time over the last six months.

Constructors' title is still McLaren's main goal

McLaren's priority is to win the Formula One constructors' title, after Lando Norris' challenge for the drivers' crown was all but ended in Brazil at the weekend, the team said.

No Athlete of Year award for Lyles

Olympic 100m champion Noah Lyles is not one of the two finalists for male track Athlete of the Year, World Athletics revealed on Nov 4.

DEATHS EXPOSE KENYAN MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

Athletes face intense pressure to succeed and financially provide for their families

PTSD runners welcome 'start without a shot'

The sound of a starting gun can cause a runner with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to \"fall into a panic, or complete despair\", a Ukrainian war veteran said - but help is at hand due to a revolutionary system devised in Ukraine.

France eyes rival boxing body to stay in Games

France became the latest country to quit the International Boxing Association (IBA) to \"guarantee French boxing its place at the Olympic Games\", governing body FFBoxe said in a statement on Nov 4.

GARLAND CAPS CAVS' 'CRAZY' PERFECT RUN

We've got to keep going, he says, after his 39 points over the Bucks for their eighth win

FULL CREDIT CAN BOUNCE BACK

Nov 6 Hong Kong (Happy Valley) form analysis

Celtics coach Mazzulla hails Queta's potential

Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla had special praise for centre Neemias Queta, who became the first Portuguese player to start a National Basketball Association (NBA) game on Nov 4.

Distance suits Rollo The Viking

Nov 6 South Africa (Greyville) form analysis

Golden Sardine set for fourth win

He has been knocking at the door. But that fourth win has been elusive.

KNIGHT'S CHOICE IN A MAJOR CUP BOILOVER

Long shot gives Laxon 2nd Melbourne Cup win, Irish reality star jockey Dolan a first

Older drivers are more vulnerable

I refer to the article \"Debate heats up over driving age limit, medical test after accidents involving elderly drivers\" (Nov 3). With Singapore's ageing population, it is inevitable that there will be more older drivers on the roads.

Simplified pre-school subsidy application helps low-income families

As a social worker of 16 years, I commend recent initiatives to expand accessible, quality early-childhood education through more childcare places and streamlined subsidy applications (40,000 new infant care, childcare places to open in Singapore in next 5 years, Nov 2).

Mark Zuckerberg wants to feed you more AI slop

Meta's CEO sees promise in flooding people's social feeds with machine-made content. No thanks.

Why we are built to be forgetful

It is not necessarily a sign of mental impairment.

Sticky business: Region frets over EU regulation that affects palm oil trade

Singapore-based traders may feel the impact, but they can also be a force for good.

Indonesia steps up trade protectionism with Apple and Google phone bans

South-east Asia's largest economy pushes foreign tech groups to invest locally or lose market access.

The 'Happiness Plateau' does not exist

The idea that money can buy only so much happiness is not supported by the data on wealth, personal well-being and overall life satisfaction.

In some areas of military strength, China has surpassed America

The modernisation of the PLA is proceeding at an extraordinary pace.

Fixing the bad rap: Do Chinese businesses in S-E Asia need better PR?

A public relations drive may help, but the problem of Chinese overcapacity is more than just an issue of perception.

S-E Asia's digital economy delivers $14.5b in profits for 2024

Online media, travel lead the way while e-commerce, super apps narrow losses