
-
Muslim pilgrims 'stone the devil' as hajj concludes in Saudi
-
The promise and peril of a crewed Mars mission
-
Hugh Jackman, Ryan Reynolds become co-owners of Australia SailGP team
-
Walsh swims second-fastest 100m butterfly in history at US Championships
-
Trump and Musk alliance melts down in blazing public row
-
Hundreds evacuated as Guatemalan volcano erupts
-
Norway adopts tourist tax to combat overtourism
-
Dehorning of S.African rhinos slashed poaching: study
-
Executive bonuses banned at six UK water companies over pollution
-
Dane Olesen, Chile's Del Solar share PGA Canadian Open lead
-
Harvard adds latest Trump foreign student ban to lawsuit
-
Before the 'big beautiful breakup': Musk and Trump's bromance
-
Spain's Yamal primed to 'prove' himself against 'legend' Ronaldo in Nations League final
-
Trump travel ban won't hit Los Angeles Olympics: organizers
-
Germany's Sturm named coach of NHL Bruins
-
Combs ex-girlfriend testifies of choreographed sex out of 'obligation'
-
Trump-Xi call fuels market optimism but US stocks slip on Musk row
-
Journalism, Sovereignty to meet again in Belmont Stakes
-
In row with Trump, Musk says will end critical US spaceship program
-
Four-time NFL MVP Rodgers set to join Steelers at 41: reports
-
Yamal, Williams dazzle as Spain beat France in nine-goal thriller
-
Brazil charges man with killings of UK journalist, activist
-
Hamas says ready for 'serious' Gaza truce talks, as rescuers say 37 killed
-
'Clinging to hope': Harvard students slam latest Trump visa ban
-
US slaps sanctions on four ICC judges over Israel, US cases
-
Uzbekistan and Jordan qualify for World Cup for first time, South Korea through
-
Boxer Khelif not competing in latest tournament: organisers
-
Canada infant born with measles from unvaccinated mother dies
-
Trump and Musk in stunning public divorce
-
Pakistan, India bring heavy-hitters to persuade US after conflict
-
Sinner tackles Djokovic as Alcaraz eyes return to French Open final
-
'Privileged' Gauff eyes French Open crown after crushing Boisson
-
Uzbekistan seals footballing dream with World Cup qualification
-
Boisson 'really disappointed' as fairytale French Open run ends
-
Judge scolds Sean Combs after he nods at jurors
-
Uzbekistan qualify for World Cup for first time
-
Lawyers for Sean Combs aim to discredit witness alleging balcony dangle
-
French Open title would 'mean everything' for Sabalenka
-
'Very disappointed' Trump in stunning live break-up with Musk
-
Jury begins to consider Harvey Weinstein verdict
-
Germany's Merz survives Trump test, despite Ukraine differences
-
Gauff stops fairytale Boisson run to reach French Open final
-
China suffer more World Cup heartbreak after Indonesia loss
-
Gaza rescuers say 37 killed in Israel attacks, as aid group reopens centres
-
Ex-Arsenal player jailed for drug smuggling plot
-
New search in Madeleine McCann case finished: Portuguese police
-
Swiatek 'playing better' despite end of French Open reign
-
Trump learns lessons from first 'Muslim ban' but raises new questions
-
Media groups urge Israel to allow Gaza access for foreign journalists
-
Australia on brink of World Cup as Indonesia end China hopes

French singer Nicole Croisille, of 'A Man and a Woman' fame, dies at 88: agent
Nicole Croisille, a French singer who sang on the soundtrack of the hit 1966 film "A Man and a Woman", has died, her agent told AFP on Wednesday. She was 88.
Croisille died "following a long illness" in Paris during the night of Tuesday-Wednesday, Jacques Metges said.
"Until the end, she fought with lots of force and courage," he added.
Croisille was best known internationally for her work on the film soundtrack of "A Man and a Woman", including the solo "Today it's You" and several duets.
She was also beloved in France for other hits during the 1970s including "Telephone-moi" (Call me), "Parlez-moi de lui" (Tell me about him) and "Une femme avec toi" (A woman with you).
"I have only sung love songs and I know what I have brought to people," she said in an interview with Paris Match in 2017.
In addition to singing, Croisille was also a dancer and an actress.
J.Marty--VB