Former French Leader Dies
Lionel Jospin, the former French Prime Minister known for his 2002 election failure, has passed away at the age of 88.
'I knew and liked Ian Huntley until one smell in his house gave him away'
'I knew and liked Ian Huntley until one smell in his house gave him away' discusses the shocking transformation of a former reporter's perception of Ian Huntley amid the search for missing schoolgirls in Soham in 2002.
Mick McCarthy brands Roy Keane a 'c***' in fresh rant after Saipan movie release
Mick McCarthy reignites his feud with Roy Keane following the release of a film about their infamous fallout during the 2002 World Cup.
Hired by Globo, Felipão will comment on Brazil's performance in the World Cup on SporTV
Luiz Felipe Scolari, the 2002 World Cup-winning coach, will join Globo's SporTV to comment on Brazil's performance in the upcoming World Cup.
The Ecuador team and a historic day: its first victory in a World Cup
Ecuador achieved its first victory in a World Cup in 2002 against Croatia after previously losing two matches.
The secret story of Ronaldo's resurrection in 2002: four months of torture, the memory of convulsions, and a hairstyle to distract
The article recounts the dramatic lead-up to the inclusion of Ronaldo in Brazil's 2002 World Cup squad following a series of serious health issues that had cast doubt on his fitness and ability to compete.
British Grandma, 51, goes to bed after watching film and is never seen again
Patricia Duncan, a 51-year-old grandmother from Buckie, Scotland, disappeared in 2002 after watching a film, leaving her family in despair as they search for answers.
Biathlete Edlingerová wins sensational gold. Bubeníčková was third, then came the devastating news
Carina Edlingerová won the first gold for the Czech Republic at the Winter Paralympics since 2002, while fellow visually impaired athlete Simona Bubeníčková finished fourth after a time adjustment.
EA FC 26 Season 6 rewards unveiled with Brazil Icons and new 91-rated evolution
EA FC 26's Season 6 introduces a new evolution chain with Brazil Icons and new rewards inspired by the 2002 FIFA World Cup.
The Ecuadorian video game 'Despelote' is nominated for the 2026 BAFTA Games
The Ecuadorian video game 'Despelote', set in Quito during the 2002 World Cup qualifications, has been nominated for the prestigious BAFTA Games 2026 awards.
Kelly Clarkson says she never received her ‘American Idol’ prizes
Kelly Clarkson revealed on her talk show that she never received the prizes promised to her when she won 'American Idol' in 2002.
Archdiocese of Paderborn: Significantly More Abuse Cases
A study reveals that the Archdiocese of Paderborn has significantly more cases of sexual abuse than previously known, involving 210 alleged offenders and 489 victims from 1941 to 2002.
First World Cup of Two Flags (21st Note)
The article discusses the unprecedented 2002 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by South Korea and Japan, highlighting the tournament's organization and memorable moments.
From Korea-Japan 2002 to World Cup 2026: How the Ecuador National Team Jersey Has Changed Since Its First World Cup
The Ecuador national team jersey has evolved significantly from its debut in the 2002 World Cup to its expected participation in the 2026 tournament.
Antonio Fagundes directs 'Seven Minutes' 24 years after premiering the play in SP
Antonio Fagundes returns to Teatro Cultura Artística in São Paulo to direct 'Seven Minutes', a play he first produced in 2002.
Ecuador and Its World Cup Participation in Numbers
Ecuador's national football team is set to compete in its fifth FIFA World Cup, having previously qualified for the tournaments in 2002, 2006, 2014, and 2022.
Child murderer Ian Huntley was beaten to death
Ian Huntley, the child murderer incarcerated for the 2002 deaths of Jessica Chapman and Holly Wells, was found dead after being attacked by a fellow inmate.
Child killer attacked in prison. He is now dead.
Ian Huntley, one of Britain's most notorious murderers, died following an attack in prison where he was serving a life sentence for the murder of two ten-year-old girls in 2002.
The Soham murderer has died
Ian Huntley, the murderer of two young girls in Soham in 2002, has died in hospital after being assaulted in a high-security prison.
Dies after being attacked by another prisoner, one of the most media-covered murderers in the United Kingdom, who killed two girls in 2002
Ian Huntley, a notorious UK murderer known for killing two ten-year-old girls in 2002, has died in prison after being attacked by another inmate.
United Kingdom: The killer of two ten-year-old girls dies after an attack in prison
Ian Huntley, who was convicted of murdering two ten-year-old girls in 2002, died in hospital following an attack in prison.
Ian Huntley's tormented final days paralyzed and 'trapped in terrifying dream'
Ian Huntley, the man who murdered two young girls in 2002, has died after being attacked in prison, experiencing a brutal end likened to the terror inflicted on his victims.
Journalist Ram Chander Murder Case: Big Relief for Ram Rahim, HC Acquits
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has acquitted Gurmeet Ram Rahim in the 2002 murder case of journalist Ram Chander Chhatrapati, overturning the previous conviction.
Lobo Antunes was an adversary of Saramago and complained about being poorly published in Brazil
Portuguese writer António Lobo Antunes, who recently passed away, expressed his frustrations about inadequate publishing in Brazil compared to his rival, José Saramago, during a 2002 interview.
Inside Ian Huntley and Maxine Carr's horror home with pastel walls and gift from Holly
The article describes the infamous home of Ian Huntley, where he committed the gruesome murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002.
A young man injured by a knife in Vilnius
A young man born in 2002 was injured by a knife in Vilnius on February 26.
UK skip hire firm plunged into liquidation after being in business for 24 years
Midland Skip Hire Limited, a Nottinghamshire skip hire firm established in 2002, has gone into liquidation following a winding-up order from HMRC, leading to job losses and insolvency proceedings.
Soham murderer Ian Huntley seriously injured in prison assault
Ian Huntley, convicted of the murders of two children in 2002, has been seriously injured after an assault by another inmate in prison.
Who was Héctor Zamorano, the first eliminated in the history of 'La Academia'?
Héctor Zamorano, the first contestant eliminated from Mexico's 'La Academia' reality show in 2002, has died in Veracruz, highlighting his struggles with health and personal battles over the years.
Theodoros Kanonidis: From Sochumi to REX in 1963 and the KTHBE in 2002
The article discusses the life and contributions of Theodoros Kanonidis, a notable figure in the Pontic Greek community, highlighting his impact on theater within the Soviet Union and Greece.
'I was a critic of Modi but after going to Gujarat...', said Arif Khan
Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan stated that he was a critic of Narendra Modi during the 2002 Godhra riots, but his opinion changed after engaging with the local populace in Gujarat.
United States wins its most Winter Olympics gold medals ever
The U.S. sets a new Winter Olympics record by winning its 11th gold medal, surpassing the previous record of 10 set in 2002.
Olympic Figure Skating Champion: I Always Thirst for More
Alysa Liu wins gold in the women's singles at the Milan Cortina Olympics, becoming the first American woman to win an Olympic gold in figure skating since Sarah Hughes in 2002.
Great joy after American's Olympic gold
Alysa Liu won the Olympic gold medal in women's figure skating, marking a significant achievement for American skaters since 2002.
Venezuela: law approved for massive release of political prisoners
The Venezuelan National Assembly has approved a limited Amnesty Law that allows for the release of political prisoners from 2002 to 2025, amid hunger strikes by families of the detainees demanding their release.
Government tells 750,000 people to claim free cash
The UK Government has alerted over 750,000 individuals born between 2002 and 2011 to claim their Child Trust Fund savings, which many may be unaware they are eligible for.
Jaime Bayly: "At this autumnal age, I have almost no friends left, but I do have sources."
In a reflection on friendship and career, Peruvian writer Jaime Bayly discusses his latest book, 'Los golpistas,' which paints a dramatic picture of Hugo Chávez's temporary ouster in Venezuela in 2002.
HMRC issues 'claim your £2,200' reminder in new alert for certain people
HMRC has reminded eligible individuals that they could claim up to £2,200 from Child Trust Funds set up for those born between September 1, 2002, and January 2, 2011.
Measures against corruption and crime
The article discusses a government plan proposed by César Alarcón Costta in 2002 to combat corruption and crime in Ecuador, emphasizing the need for public transparency and the harsh penalties for corrupt officials.
Claps Murder: Danilo Restivo's Name Emerges in a 2002 Femicide Case in the UK
Danilo Restivo, already imprisoned for the murder of Elisa Claps in Italy, is now being investigated for another femicide in the UK related to the 2002 murder of South Korean student Jong-Ok Shin.
BBC: Wrong person in prison for 23 years for the murder of a student? The false testimonies and the videos that 'vanished'
A BBC Panorama investigation raises serious questions about judicial errors and deliberate evidence tampering in the case of Omar Bengit, who has spent 23 years in prison for the 2002 murder of South Korean student Jeong Ok-sin in Bournemouth.
Youth unemployment in Britain exceeds the European average for the first time
Youth unemployment in the UK has surpassed the European average for the first time since records began in 2002, reaching 15.3% according to OECD data.
Last man standing: When Steven Bradbury shocked the world
Steven Bradbury achieved an unprecedented victory during the 2002 Winter Olympics by clinching gold in the men's 1,000m short-track speed skating event against all odds.
Jaime Bayly: "Trump seems to me a disaster, a bully, a mythomaniac, a racist, an unpresentable. But the capture of Maduro was necessary"
Journalist Jaime Bayly expresses strong criticism of Donald Trump while emphasizing the necessity of capturing Nicolás Maduro in his latest book discussing the 2002 coup attempt against Hugo Chávez.
Lack of direction and loss of essence have robbed the dominance of the national football team
Brazil's national football team has struggled to reclaim its former dominance in the sport since last winning the World Cup in 2002, with Carlo Ancelotti being the latest attempt by the CBF to restore glory.
Learn about the African Union and its main organs and institutions
The article provides an overview of the African Union, established in 2002, highlighting its key institutions such as the Commission, the Court of Justice, and the Peace and Security Council.
Grandfather bought him a plane ticket to Canada, his mother couldn't get there during communism. 10 little-known facts about Országh
Vladimír Országh, a former hockey player known for his performance in the 2002 World Championships, is now the national coach of Slovakia, facing challenges with a limited team against stronger international opponents.
Stock Market: Alumil Reaches a Milestone... 200
Alumil's stock is climbing to its highest levels since 2002, with an 18% rise in 2026 and reaching a price peak of €6.2.
Lessons from a Statesman
The article reflects on the environmental policies of Colombian President Álvaro Uribe, as seen through the lens of a former Ecuadorian minister's experiences in 2002.
BH Metro: Novo Eldorado Station Inaugurated; Last Expansion Was in 2002
The Novo Eldorado station, the 20th station of the Belo Horizonte metro, has been inaugurated after more than 20 years without expansion, aiming to improve regional mobility.