Excitement and anticipation are at an all-time high in Snanghat village of Bahubal Upazila, Habiganj, as English footballer of Bangladeshi origin, Hamza Choudhury, prepares for a historic visit.

Major Dr. Hamza Al-Mustapha has officially joined the Social Democratic Party (SDP), marking a new phase in his political journey aimed at national development. Accompanied by his team ...

In December, Choudhury opted to represent Bangladesh, the country of his mother’s heritage Sheffield United midfielder Hamza Choudhury received a hero's welcome from fans upon his arrival in ...

Bangladeshi-origin English Premier League footballer Hamza Dewan Chowdhury, who is included in the 30-member Bangladesh preliminary squad for the AFC Asian Cup 2025 qualifiers, arrived in Bangladesh ...

Abu Hamza, the spokesman for the terror group Palestinian Islamic Jihad, was killed in an Israeli strike in the Gaza Strip, the terror group confirmed in a Telegram ...

Substitute Hamza Igamane drove in a brilliant late winner as Rangers beat Celtic 3-2 in a thrilling Old Firm encounter at Parkhead. Nico Raskin headed the visitors in front from a corner in the ...

Former Ghana midfielder Hamza Mohammed has voiced concerns over the lack of home-based players in the Black Stars squad, ...

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Former Premier League star Hamza Choudhury has been greeted with flowers in a festive atmosphere gripping Snanghat in Habiganj over his arrival to his ancestral home. As the motorcade reached his ...

A few years ago, the thought of seeing English Premier League midfielder Hamza Choudhury don the Bangladesh national football team jersey seemed like a distant dream. However, that is no longer ...

Hamza Parvez, from London, was the first Briton to publicly admit his allegiance to the Islamic State in 2014, and was dubbed 'Hungry Hamza' when he posted on social media about missing fast food.

Brits' wildlife knowledge is dwindling - with robins, dragonflies, and badgers just some of the species people say they wouldn't be able to identify. The poll of 2,000 adults revealed a quarter ...