Новости за 08.02.2019

1. Jewish Labour MP faces no-confidence motion | News  The Times
2. Senior Labour MPs rally in support of Luciana Berger as she faces bid to oust her  Mirror Online
3. Hard Left moves to deselect Jewish Labour MP over Corbyn criticism in anti-Semitism row  Telegraph.co.uk
4. Jeremy Corbyn promises pay rise for low-paid workers  BBC News
5. Jewish Labour MP faces two no confidence motions days after party chiefs vowed to tackle anti-Semitism  The Sun
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ANTHONY JOSHUA now looks set to be fighting Jarrell Miller in New York at Madison Square Garden in June - but why did a rematch with Dillian Whyte fall through?

1. Responsive fabric for the perfect all-weather wardrobe  The Times
2. Scientists create clothing material that cools or heats depending on environment  The Independent
3. The jumper that won’t make you too hot or cold  Daily Mail
4. Scientists develop first fabric to automatically cool or insulate depending on conditions  Phys.org
5. Scientists develop air-conditioning clothes that regulate heat  CGTN
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1. Ghosn 'dodged €50,000 bill' for Versailles wedding party | Business  The Times
2. Carlos Ghosn scandal: Bill for lavish dinner faces Renault scrutiny  Sky News
3. Renault probes Versailles ‘contribution’ to Ghosn  Financial Times
4. Carlos Ghosn: Renault probes ex-chair’s lavish Marie Antoinette-themed wedding at Palace of Versailles  The Independent
5. Ghosn offers to reimburse Versailles for birthday and wedding cost  Financial Times
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1. Mark Carney: Britain faces weakest growth in a decade  The Times
2. Bank forecasts worst year for UK since 2009  BBC News
3. Bank of England governor warns no-deal Brexit could cause recession - as it happened  The Guardian
4. India's Central Bank Is Right to Cut Rates, and Das Is Lucky  Bloomberg
5. Opinion | Markets cheer policy rate cut, but should you?  Livemint
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Police are still hunting a group of men who left a reveller with a broken leg and jaw.

The woman allegedly stabbed her lover to death and then sawed his corpse into three pieces.

The landmark move may drive increased lending within the economy.

1. Instagram vows to remove graphic self‑harm images after Molly Russell claims  The Times
2. Instagram bans 'graphic' self-harm images after Molly Russell's death  The Guardian
3. Instagram vows to remove all graphic self-harm images from site  BBC News
4. 'It hits you in the chest': Instagram boss reveals how Molly Russell's suicide made him finally take action on self-harm images – exclusive interview  Telegraph.co.uk
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Buybacks are a facile means for raising stock prices in order to boost CEOs' compensation, but banning them won't help. There are other solutions.

Never before has an established democracy experienced a catastrophic loss of human capital during a period of peace and prosperity

Factory improvements will include advanced manufacturing technologies such as state-of-the-art body and paint shops.

TEHRAN (FNA)- Ambassadors and heads of missions of foreign countries to Tehran met with President Hassan Rouhani on Wednesday and offered him congratulations on the 40th anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution. [PHOTOS]

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May and her top lawyer will travel to Dublin on Friday as she races to forge a breakthrough with European leaders resisting changes to their Brexit plan. Following a day of tense talks in Brussels on Thursday, May plans to dine with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar on Friday evening, while her attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, will meet counterpart Seamus Woulfe in the morning to discuss the contentious issue of the Irish border. With just 49 days to go until the U.K.’s scheduled departure from the EU... Читать дальше...

1. Wine first or beer, drinks cost you dear  The Times
2. Beer before wine not fine, scientists find after vomit-filled tests  The Guardian
3. ‘Beer before wine, you’ll feel fine’ hangover mantra debunked by Cambridge academics  The Independent
4. This Study Disproves a Common Myth About Hangovers  TIME
5. ‘Beer Before Wine’ Won’t Make You Feel Fine, Study Says  Bloomberg
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Pret a Manger charity to invest in homeless hostel in London  The Guardian

Pret a Manger's charitable foundation is to invest in a homeless hostel in London as part of a project to provide jobs and training for people who once lived on ...

An increase in parking charges has been described as “the last thing we need when trying to regenerate the town centre”.

An influx of London gangs in Kent and the rise of County Lines drug networks are thought to be behind a 50% rise in the number of people caught with guns and knives in Gravesham and Dartford.

Police are still hunting a group of men who left a reveller with a broken leg and jaw.

Harbour officials have rejected a bid to hold music festival on the seafront later this year.

A family is offering a £20,000 reward to find a group of thugs who raided their home and held them at knife-point.

Relatives have had to painfully relive the moments leading up to the death of a dad-of-two.

KYRIE IRVING will "certainly" not be joining LeBron James at the Los Angeles Lakers this summer, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.

Another Waitangi Day has passed – this year without adverse event – and with it, the often too brief opportunity to consider what it means to be a New Zealander, 179 years after the signing of the Treaty.

A FREE trade agreement with the United States could be at risk unless Britain strikes a deal to avoid a hard border in Ireland, an influential Congressman warned yesterday - just hours after Dublin urged Washington to intervene in Brexit.