Новости за 15.02.2021

President Cyril Ramaphosa said he "will use this opportunity to unequivocally reaffirm the position of the ANC against corruption and state capture, and its impact on the people and country".

IT’S a new week filled with novel opportunities for the signs of the Chinese zodiac, and today’s energy will influence them both at work and at home.  This Monday is a good chance for the signs to show their leadership skills at work as they will be sought after to take on extra responsibilities and […]

A brochure aimed at attracting civil servants to work in Wolverhampton has raised eyebrows after claims it "encourages" them to live outside the city.

The second impeachment trial against Donald Trump came to an end on 13 February after only 57 US Senators voted to convict the ex-president. A 2/3 majority of the upper chamber had been needed to find Trump guilty of “incitement of insurrection” over the Capitol building storming on 6 January. Trump dubbed the trial a “witch hunt”.

STILLWATER, Minn. (AP) - It’s one of those wedding horror stories.

Amanda Timm saw it first online late last year: a woman opened her keepsake bridal dress box, only to discover someone else’s gown inside.

“And in the back of my mind, I said, ‘I need to check my box,’ ...

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (AP) — Margaret Leonard and Jill Heinke Moen initially expected their store to close for just a little while.

ALPENA, Mich. (AP) — “Don’t think your cell phone is going to get you out of trouble,” said Sgt. Mike Mshar, law enforcement division supervisor for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. “Because it’s not.”

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Chronic wasting disease in North Dakota deer appears on the verge of accelerated growth -- a development expected by state wildlife officials but not necessarily this soon.

The ASX-listed aerial mapping provider has flagged additional investment to expand its US operations, with investors applauding the company’s latest numbers.

ABERDEEN, S.D. (AP) - Paul Hopkins listened to a podcast in which the host had run every street in San Francisco and it got him thinking about a similar venture in Aberdeen.

Some stores may be offering modified services on a reduced schedule amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Banks typically follow the Federal Reserve's holiday schedule, which includes Presidents Day or Washington's Birthday.

ARIES.  (March 20 - April 18):  Someone you thought was out of the picture is on his way back.  There's been some bad blood between you in the past so extend your hand in friendship.  It's best to make a fresh start.

Covid vaccination latest: Now let’s hit a target of 32 million jabs says Matt Hancock  Daily ExpressView Full coverage on Google News

BRITAIN is in the midst of a climate and nature crisis. Our wildlife is disappearing in front of our eyes. In order to avert disaster, we must now not only protect what remains but also revive what has been lost.

A near-death experience has inspired two sisters to begin a campaign for better allergen labelling on beauty products.

Welcome once again. It's nice to be back. I must say since last week's column there's been a lot of bad news about Covid, quarantine, death and destruction. So it was good to have a big story as light relief - yes, I'm talking about the infamous Handforth Parish Council meeting.

BRITAIN is in the midst of a climate and nature crisis. Our wildlife is disappearing in front of our eyes. In order to avert disaster, we must now not only protect what remains but also revive what has been lost.

As I stood on Horse Common last week, on the northern edge of the New Forest, the wildlife made its presence known despite the bitter cold. A buzzard wheeled overhead, flocks of fieldfare and redwing - thrushes from Scandinavia - flew past, and coal tits and great tits were singing away.