Новости за 13.05.2019

Lone yokozuna Kakuryu stayed unbeaten Monday at the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament, cruising to victory over rank-and-file opponent Hokutofuji.Kakuryu, seeking his sixth top-division title, improved ...

A controversial anti-gay and anti-Semitic US preacher has become the first person to be banned from Ireland under a 20-year-old Act, a media report said on Monday.

The Premier League season may be over but Andy Carroll, Adrian and Samir Nasri will remain contracted with West Ham until the end of June and will stay on the payroll until that date.

With the Premier League over, the summer transfer rumours are in full swing as is the betting on the odds of certain playing joining clubs before 3rd September.

West Ham manager refused to rule out an exit for Declan Rice this summer when questioned at his post-match interview.

Bookies continue to make Marko Arnautovic an odds on favourite to leave West Ham this summer despite the manager and the player heavily hinting that he is here to stay beyond the summer.

Héctor Olivares was shot outside Congress in Buenos Aires along with a friend who also died.

Professor Andrew Atherton moved from the north of England to take the job.

The Swedish prosecuting authority announced at a Stockholm press conference Monday that Sweden would seek Assange’s extradition from Britain to face investigation on a nearly decade-old allegation of sexual assault.  Sweden’s deputy director of public prosecution, Eva-Marie Persson, said Monday…

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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May won’t get a cross-party Brexit deal through parliament without agreeing to a second public vote on EU exit, according to a senior Labour Party official.

Two people have been killed and three others injured in a suspected political killing in the Newcastle CBD in KwaZulu-Natal.

Congress president Rahul Gandhi reiterated on Monday that Sam Pitroda must apologise for his comments on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.

Darren Lewis and Roxy Keshavarz successfully defended their mens’ and women’s titles after an exciting conclusion to the annual First City Squash Championships at Wolverhampton Lawn Tennis & Squash Club.

GE Aviation is working with Microsoft Azure to launch an aircraft parts blockchain. TRUEngine, as the project is known internally, would monitor and collate data regarding the manufacture and life cycle of aircraft engine parts. GE Aviation currently supplies jet engines to about 60 percent of the global airline industry, and it plans to share […]

The ARA Women in the Automotive and Powersports Industry event on June 27 aims to support diversity and equality in the auto industry and provide a networking opportunity.

: Associated Broadcasting Company Pvt Ltd (ABCPL), which operates a host of new channels in different languages under TV9 logo, has recorded 21 per cent growth in revenue to a little over Rs 200 crore in FY 18. The company made Rs 5.86 crore profit after tax during the year, according to Care Ratings. ABCPL was recently in the news after its CEO and whole-time director Ravi Prakash was shown the door on allegations of forgery, among other charges. Alanda Media and Entertainments had acquired over 90 per cent stake in ABCPL last year. Читать дальше...

E-commerce platform Paytm Mall has engaged consulting and audit major EY to investigate a cashback fraud involving some of its employees and merchants, according to sources. Some employees of the Alibaba-backed company allegedly worked with third-party vendors and created fake orders to siphon off cashback offers. According to sources close to the development, the investigation has been going on for almost a fortnight and some employees have also been fired. When contacted, Paytm Mall in an e-mailed statement said... Читать дальше...

TRANSGENDER lotto winner Melissa Ede has died 18 months after scooping the £4m jackpot. The 58-year-old, who became a multimillionaire after buying a £10 scratchcard in December 2017, died suddenly on Saturday. Her fiancee Rachel Nason confirmed the tragic news to Hull Live. It is understood the former Hull taxi driver died suddenly. Her family […]

Eine 52-jährige Klagenfurterin ist am Montag am Landesgericht Klagenfurt zum zweiten Mal als "Staatsverweigerin" vor einem Geschworenengericht gestanden. Das Gericht musste die Strafe, die sie im vergangenen November ausgefasst hatte, neu festsetzen, weil der Oberste Gerichtshof das Urteil in einem Punkt aufgehoben hatte. Sie erhielt schließlich 18 Monate Haft.

Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin praised "hockey diplomacy" as he scored nine goals in a game with his allies and Russian stars but fell on his face after the match. "It brings people closer," Putin told reporters during the hockey match, in footage broadcast on television Sunday evening. "This always helps." Wearing his traditional No. 11 jersey, the Russian president on Friday took to the ice for an exhibition game at the Bolshoi Ice Arena in the Black Sea resort of Sochi. The sports-mad 66-year-old leader... Читать дальше...

Punjab: BJP candidate Sunny Deol’s convoy met with an accident in Gurdaspur

/ -- World's largest ceramics expo Ceramix-19 to be held in Gujarat Ceramic industry expected to grow at 9% CAGR to become 7.5bln EUR by 2022 The Indian tile industry is growing at 15% per anum Morbi accounts for over 70% of the total production in India Ceramix 2019, organised by Octagon Communications, aimed to bring forward the growth of Indian Ceramic industry to the dealers and distributors of the country and to showcase the new products and developments in the cluster, is an effort to... Читать дальше...

With Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP continuing their attack on the Congress over Sam Pitroda's remarks on the 1984 riots, party chief Rahul Gandhi Monday said the leader should be ashamed of himself and seek apology from the country. Gandhi was addressing a poll rally here in favour of Congress candidate Amar Singh, who is pitted against SAD nominee D S Guru from Fatehgarh Sahib (reserve) constituency. "What Sam Pitroda said about 1984 (anti-Sikh riots) was totally wrong and he should seek an apology from the country. Читать дальше...

Scientists have developed an electronic tongue that can 'taste' spicy foods more accurately than humans. Spicy food wears out taste buds quickly. This can be a problem for people who make and sell spicy food. "At low concentrations, or low spiciness, it's hard to discriminate between two samples," said Courtney Schlossareck, a graduate student at Washington State University in the US. "It's also hard to tell a difference between two samples at high concentrations," said Schlossareck. The e-tongue's... Читать дальше...