French biz confidence up despite resurgence, China eases entry rules for some foreigners, tough times for airlines as attempts to reopen falter, and other pandemic-related news across the globe
Former Conservative leader William Hague is to become the new chair of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's charity foundation.
Can't believe I'm creating a match thread for this. Thought it would never happen again.
Moved to 12.30. Assume the Police have been monitoring social media where the scum have been saying they'll be travelling to Watford anyway, so this move means most pubs wont be open around town before the game at least.
It can really go either way. We're still finding our feet with a really unsettled squad and new style of play to get used to. Can see it ending 0-0.
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SHARKS continue to fascinate scientists who study them to learn more about their past role in the marine ecosystem, and the discovery of a huge 91-million-year-old predator left experts stunned.
Start-Up Nation, Tel Aviv Municipality and Google for StartUp jointly created the boot camp, which offered hundreds of eager participants their first big break.
In today's Diary: Artwork supporting BAME Covid victims in Newington Green / Calum Best on his new food venture / Ruby Wax advocates buying lots of chairs / Douglas Ross's bigger-than-life-size gaffe
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - An Arkansas man has been charged with killing a Tennessee man who was selling a car, then stealing the vehicle.
Читать дальше...Over 10,000 personnel of the Uttar Pradesh police have tested positive for COVID-19 so far, the state police has said.Out of the total 10,142 police
At the interbank forex market, the rupee opened on a weak note at 73.82, then fell further to finally close at 73.89 against the American currency, registering a fall of 32 paise over its last close.
TEN THOUSAND Brits are catching coronavirus a day, Matt Hancock revealed today. The Health Secretary said the number is “too high” but added “it is still much lower than in the peak”. This is not the official daily figure of confirmed infected people in the UK – which is lower – but an estimation on […]
KATE Ferdinand opened up about how she is “really struggling” with pregnancy. Kate, 29, has been brutally honest about her pregnancy journey which has been riddled with anxiety and crippling back pain. Rio Ferdinand’s wife revealed she battled anxiety everyday and how she was “really struggling” during her first trimester. She is expecting her first […]
Berkshire plans to make a $600 million preferred-equity investment in Scripps to help finance the purchase
Argentina’s economy contracted a record 19.1% in the second quarter versus the same period a year earlier as the coronavirus pandemic crippled production and demand, though was slightly better than analyst forecasts.
Retaliatory steps will be announced later, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry
<p>Mendy has signed a five-year contract and is expected to quickly usurp current No1 Kepa Arrizabalaga</p>
The restaurant in Warwick is among 75 branches that will not be reopening their doors after the coronavirus shutdown
Sir Harold Evans, the legendary British-American newspaper editor and publisher, has died at the age of 92, his employer Reuters confirmed Thursday.
Edouard Mendy has finally joined Premier League giants Chelsea from Rennes for a fee reported to be around £22million, cited on Chelsea's official Twitter.
<p>‘I wrote 100 per cent of the lyrics to “YMCA”, so I ought to know what my song is about’</p>
"I have prided myself in being able to be objective and cover these sorts of issues," said ESPN reporter Malika Andrews on Wednesday, tearing up as she spoke. "But when it is so clear that the system of objectivity in journalism is so whitewashed and doesn't account for the fact that...Breonna Taylor was 26 and I am 25, and that could have been me, it is very hard to continue to go to work."
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A global survey of 561 stakeholders reveals that companies and, especially, investors need to work much harder at addressing the systemic issues of COVID-19 and inequality.
Switzerland has quarantined the entire undergraduate body of one of its hospitality management schools just days after their return from summer recess, following a COVID-19… Read More »