Новости за 19.02.2020

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Bill, Union minister Prakash Javadekar said. Giving details of the bill, Union minister Smriti Irani said, the proposed law seeks to establish a national registry. A national board and a state board will be set up to help implement the legal framework. A central database of clinics and banks will also be established, she said. Those indulging in embryo sale and trafficking can be fined and even put behind bars, according to the provisions of the bill.

Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur and Union minister Anurag Thakur laid the foundation stones of development projects worth Rs 40 crore in the Dehra assembly constituency of Himachal Pradesh on Wednesday. Among the projects whose foundation stones were laid are a health centre in Bhawan Chanaur, a bridge on the Bassi Sunhet road and a drinking water initiative for various panchayats. Earlier, the chief minister inaugurated a bio-mass project at Dhaliara. Cabinet ministers Vipin Parmar and Bikram Thakur were also present on the occasion.

Divij Sharan is aiming to bring India's second Olympic medal in tennis at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Christine Hamilton,70, from Bournemouth, claimed on GMB eating food in the cinema is 'deeply selfish and unfair' amid a debate with reality star Clare Brockett, 42, Essex.

The Competition Commission on Wednesday recommended that the Passenger Rail Agency of SA (Prasa) be separated from its troubled bus subsidiary.

The 32-year-old has been replaced by Charles Leclerc on day one at the Circuit de Catalunya.

JEREMY VINE was hosted by Anne Diamond this morning as she discussed whether the royal family should be abolished following Lisa Nandy's recent comments during the Channel 4 Labour Leadership debate. Reflecting on her comments, one caller made it clear why she thought some members of the royal family no longer have her "respect".

(Telecompaper) EWII Fibernet has announced a wholesale access agreement with the Danish ISP Kviknet...

Scheme would damage area's economy and be too tough to police, report says – but campaigners condemn 'appalling' verdict

The horrifying incident – which has been reported to the police – allegedly took place on the X3 bus from Oxford to Abingdon in Oxfordshire last week

Tehran, Feb. 19 (MNA) – Iran’s Guardian Council Spokesman Abbasali Kadkhodaei said despite the current economic challenges in the society, the body is anticipating a considerable turnout in the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Citizens For Democracy (CFD) national president S.R. Hiremath has said Chief Minister B. S. Yediyurappa should take the Forest portfolio back from B.S

A night shift employee at a facility in Queensland, Australia, allegedly attacked the pensioner after claiming he was visiting the room to change her incontinence pads

Stage 1: Alhaurín de la Torre - Grazalema 173.8 km

Well these guys skipped the whole "ease into things with a gentle sprint stage" thing. If you want to win this thing you better not come to the race half asleep.

Fandango de Huelva of the Day: Pello Bilbao

Some better climbers here on paper but tricky to know if some of them are awake yet.

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Jump onboard with ROKiT Williams Racing driver George Russell as he gives the FW43, the car to be used in the 2020 Formula 1 World Championship, its first laps.

Jake Hanwell said he was "over the moon" after using advice from Martin Lewis to make his council hand him £200 back - but nowhere near as happy as his neighbours were

China’s Foreign Ministry says the expulsions came after the paper refused to apologise for the column which “smeared the efforts of the Chinese government and people on fighting the epidemic”

The draws for the Deloitte Ulster Women’s Junior Cup and Shield semi-finals took place on Tuesday 18th February. The draws are as follows: Deloitte Ulster Women’s Junior Cup Semi-Finals City of Derry or Malone 2s v Queen’s University Carrickfergus v Omagh  Deloitte Ulster Women’s Junior Shield City of Derry or Malone 2s v Belfast Harlequins […]

"The Supreme Court has upheld your right to protest. But then other citizens also have their rights and it should also be maintained," Ramachandran told the crowd assembled at the spot in large numbers. "We want to together find a solution to the problem. We will listen to everyone," she said in Hindi.

1. Martin Lewis tip sees man paid £200 back by council - but his neighbours got £1000s  Mirror Online
2. Man receives £200 back from council after Martin Lewis’ simple money-saving tip  Daily Star
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Two experts have said that there is no need for panic in Ireland about the coronavirus.

India VIX cools off 3%

Former senator Dino Melaye has been criticised for his recent car collections. Some Nigerians expressed that the politician got his money from politics and still had the boldness to post what he splashes it on.