The 2025 UCI Road World Championships in Kigali, Rwanda raise their curtain with the women's elite individual time trial this Sunday. In total, 44 riders will compete in the women's elite time trial for the first rainbow jersey of this year's championships. The event will be followed by the men's elite individual time trial later the same day. Below are all the start times for the women's event, listed in British Summer Time. Germany's Antonia Niedermaier, twice a winner in the under-23 category, is the youngest rider participating in the event, aged 22.

Flights were delayed in some European travel hubs, including the continent’s busiest at Heathrow Airport near London, on Saturday, after technical problems with check-in systems that two airports attributed to a cyberattack on Friday evening. The delays had lingered through the day and had become widespread. At least five airports — Berlin-Brandenburg, Brussels, Dublin and Cork in Ireland, and Heathrow — said that the technical issue was affecting departing passengers. Heathrow and Berlin-Brandenburg, Germany’s third-largest, said the problem was with Collins Aerospace, an American company that provides check-in and boarding systems there and at other airports, causing longer waiting times for passengers. RTX, the company’s corporate parent, said in a statement on Saturday that there was a “cyber-related disruption” in its systems at some airports and that it was working to restore “full functionality to our customers as quickly as possible.” It added that airport staff could work around the issue by switching to manual check-ins.

Loughborough University-based Katarina Johnson-Thompson produced a stunning performance in the 800m to claim an incredible shared heptathlon bronze medal at the World Championships in Tokyo. Needing to beat American Taliyah Brooks by about six seconds to make the podium, Johnson-Thompson ran a season-best of 2:07.38 to finish second, with Brooks posting 2:13.17 in ninth. Remarkably, after a lengthy delay, the race result saw Johnson-Thompson and Brooks locked on 6581 points as it was confirmed both athletes would share bronze. Tears of joy soon flowed for 32-year-old Johnson-Thompson, who has now won medals at the last three major global competitions. Anna Hall of the United States took gold with 6888 points as Ireland's Kate O'Connor claimed silver with 6714.

Live Eventsas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelA federal judge, in a scathing ruling on Friday, tossed out US President Donald Trump 's $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times . District Judge Steven Merryday said Trump's complaint, as submitted, was "improper and impermissible" and he gave his lawyers 28 days to refile it "in a professional and dignified manner. "A complaint is not a public forum for vituperation and invective," the judge said, and "not a protected platform to rage against an adversary. "mmission threatened to cancel broadcasting licenses over comments the comedian made about the killing of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.

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The two reportedly lived together in India for months before Grewal allegedly refused to marry her. Police have confirmed they have Grewal's contact information but have not yet made an approach.The Dehlon police will present Sukhjit Singh in court on Saturday, seeking an extension of his remand. They need more time to investigate the case's financial trail, including the purpose of the 40-lakh-rupee transfers. The investigation also seeks to determine if Manvir Singh, Sukhjit's brother, is a co-conspirator or merely a recipient of funds. Authorities are coordinating with immigration officials to get a more comprehensive view of the victim's movements and associates in India.MSID:: 124000183 413 |

SynopsisJPMorgan advised H-1B visa holders outside the U.S. to return before September 21st due to President Trump's new directive imposing a $100,000 annual fee on the program. Employers must pay the fee for new petitions, or entry will be denied, with national interest exceptions possible. Trump has defended the H-1B program, emphasizing its role in attracting skilled talent.

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Peter Reynolds, 80, and Barbara Reynolds, 76, ran education programs in Afghanistan for almost two decades. The Reynolds were released as Western countries, including the United States, have renewed efforts to free their citizens held by the Taliban. The Qatari government facilitated the release of Peter and Barbara Reynolds, Afghan and British officials said. After the Taliban took over Afghanistan, triggering the withdrawal of Western troops, many charities evacuated their staffs. After the Reynolds were released, the British government reiterated that its citizens should not travel to Afghanistan.

Hambleden in Buckinghamshire is often praised for being among the UK's most desirable and picturesque places to live. Boasting a stunning landscape, the village has an old charm that has seen it become a popular place for film and TV crews. Hambleden, one of England's most beautiful villagesHome to the Culden Faw Estate that spans 3,500 acres of woods, parkland and a sweeping chalk valley, the estate is a mighty view from the village. National Trust site, Cliveden, is nearby, set above the River Thames; the estate has magnificent gardens and breathtaking views. Despite its picturesque view, the village has a dark history, as in 1912, archaeologists discovered 97 skeletal remains at Yewden Villa.

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The couple, pictured smiling on Sky News as they arrived at Heathrow Airport on Saturday, were held without charge in a maximum security prison, including long periods of separation. They had lived in Afghanistan for nearly two decades and ran a training and education organisation. Their son Jonathan Reynolds said the family was “thrilled” and “overwhelmed with thankfulness” that the couple had been released and had returned to the UK. A spokesman at the Taliban government’s foreign ministry, Abdul Qahar Balkhi, said on X the couple had “violated Afghan law” and were released from prison on Friday after a court hearing. He did not say what law the couple were accused of breaking.

FORMULA ONE qualifying at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix was suspended SIX TIMES as Max Verstappen produced another masterclass to take pole. The first red flag came out as Williams star Alex Albon made a huge error going into Turn 1. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc followed suit in Q3 when his car went straight into the wall at Turn 15. And after that championship leader Piastri then crashed into the wall himself to bring out a record sixth session stoppage. Verstappen eventually snatched pole ahead of Williams Carlos Sainz - in what would have been the teams first pole since 2014.

It comes after Norway placed a £10bn order for Type 26 frigates designed for anti-submarine warfare at the Glasgow yard. The UK Government said last month that the deal would support 2000 jobs at BAE Systems Glasgow shipyards “well into the 2030s”, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer saying the deal would support “well-paid jobs up and down the United Kingdom, from apprentices to engineers”. BAE confirmed management roles were being scrapped across the naval ships business, which includes sites in Portsmouth, Frimley and Filton. “We’ve undertaken a review to consider how we reshape and modernise the operations of our naval ships business following considerable investment in our infrastructure in recent years,” a spokesperson from BAE Systems said. The first vessel will be named HMS Glasgow, and is expected to be handed over to the Navy next year.

Far from London's marbled halls of power, the crowd cheered as Palestinian ambassador to the UK Husam Zomlot addressed the Durham Miner’s Gala this summer. Before his posting to the UK, Mr Zomlot served as head of the Palestine Liberation Organisation mission to the US that was closed by President Donald Trump's administration in 2018. Ambassador Hussam Zomlot with Ministers and MPs at a Labour Friends of Palestine and the Middle East event this week. Afif Safieh is credited for the custom of referring to the Palestinian envoy in London as ambassador. It reflected the secular reality of Palestine,” Mr Hagopian said.