UK Treasury tipped to target tonnage tax in snap budget
Improvements to the regime are in the works, but it is not yet known how radical they will be or how soon they will materialise
Improvements to the regime are in the works, but it is not yet known how radical they will be or how soon they will materialise
Andrea Germanos, staff writer
Climate scientists gave a round of applause Thursday night to a segment on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" that quickly—and with an appropriate level of frustration—showed the ignorance of President Donald Trump's continued confusion over the difference between climate and weather.
Verdict: Over 3.5 goals scored – yes Best Odds: 10/11 Bookmaker: 888sport FC Barcelona had their backs against the wall just a few days ago, but resolved things in dominant fashion. Their impressive 6-1 win over Sevilla in the Copa del Rey earlier this week lifted the side towards the tournament’s semifinals, but now they must shift […]
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The victory was celebrated wildly by thousands of Omanis who had turned out to support Qatar.
Roger Stone’s indictment last week laid out juicy, inside details about his alleged attempts to contact Wikileaks, including the tantalizing...
After legal fees, Sherise Grant was left with about $3,500 in damages for the side effects of her pelvic mesh implant. “I think they took way more than they should have,” she said of the lawyers in the case.
AN 18-YEAR-OLD sports star is up for a top award at this year's England Golf Awards.
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian Ambassador to London Hamid Baeidinejad said on Friday that Washington has not yet understood that a popular Revolution occurred in Iran in 1979, and countries like the US must accept that there is no way for interaction but accepting the will of the Iranian people.
The film's release comes at a time of significant change in India for LGBT rights.
In lieu of federal action to either sure up the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or offer a viable alternative, states are now driving healthcare reform efforts aimed at addressing healthcare access and payment models for pharmaceuticals.
Moody’s Investor Service Friday hailed the formation of Lebanon’s government, but said it expected considerable challenges in implementing reforms.
Now largely considered a female domain, cheerleading was in fact a men-only sport until the 1920s. One man reveals what it's like to be a male cheerleader.
The Canadian province recently elected a centre-right coalition government, which earlier passed a law banning officials from wearing religious headwear, including the Islamic hijab and Jewish kippa.
Union Minister Arun Jaitley on Friday rejected claims about high unemployment in India as “disinformation” and said it would be “economic absurdity” to believe that jobs are not being created at a time when the country is witnessing high economic growth.
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Ash Manor Sports Centre will be closed this evening due to the poor weather conditions.
They came. They saw. They bought a lot. That’s more or less the story of the 2019 edition of the Sundance Film Festival. It was a return to the free-spending days of a couple of years ago, as buyers decided to ignore the cautionary tales and write checks as if “Patti Cake$” and “The Birth […]
The anti-semitism row that threatened to engulf Labour looks set to flare up again as MPs prepare to tell Jeremy Corbyn the public see Jew-hatred as “normalised” within party ranks.
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Lockheed Martin rolled out the first operational F-35A Lightning II for The Netherlands during a ceremony at its production plant in Fort Worth, Texas.
THE former Brexit Secretary has lashed the Government’s “Eeyorish pessimism” and called for a more bullish approach to the crunch talks. Dominic Raab said the move to use de facto deputy PM David Lidington in the negotiations could backfire as he was too close to Europe. He warned that as a Remainer, Mr Lidington will […]
Asylum-seeker is languishing in Australian camp for 6 years
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says he has "never celebrated another team dropping points" after Manchester City defender Kyle Walker posted a tweet mocking the Reds 1-1 draw with Leicester.