Новости за 09.03.2022

We speak to the prison officers guarding some of the county's most dangerous offenders about life behind the prison walls.

An increasingly popular Turkish restaurant is planning to expand in an effort to meet demand.

A man who was assaulted on his way home believes he was attacked because of a row on social media about Covid-19.

A fuel campaigner is warning petrol prices could rise even higher and taxi drivers fear for their profession.

Villagers worried about plans for hundreds of acres of solar panels on countryside near their homes are organising to take on the developers.

International chain BrewDog has revealed it is to open its first-ever Kent bar later this year as it looks to become the 'world's leading beer brand'.

Box scores from Tuesday's girls state tournament games.

BRITONS can now check the amount of state pension they could get and whether they could get a larger sum.

Riverdance, carried away a Lied Center audience Tuesday with its impressive 25th anniversary show of Irish dance performed by some of the style’s best practitioners.

EMMERDALE villain Meena Jutla could finally be sent down for her callous crimes on the ITV soap if her parents turn up to give their take on why their daughter became the killer she is.

“If the Government wants to support Ukrainian families in New Zealand, the Immigration Minister needs to stop getting himself bogged down with hypothetical questions and bureaucracy,” says ACT’s Immigration spokesperson James McDowall. “On Radio ...

Moonstake is proud to announce we've successfully secured a grant from the Astar & Shiden Builders Program, designed to accelerate the growth of Astar and Shiden networks by supporting DApp builders to join and scale along with the platforms. ...

First lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska is expressing her full sentiments regarding the Russia-Ukraine crisis. The wife of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy penned an open letter to the global media on Tuesday, explaining that the lengthy and passionate message serves as her "testimony."

Arsenal and Liverpool are the two teams with the best chances of securing Red Bull Salzburg star Karim Adeyemi.

Motorists and commuters were stranded along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway on Tuesday when some students, under the aegis of the National Association of Nigerian Students, South-West zone, protested against the ongoing Academic Staff Union of Universities strike and the fuel scarcity in the country. The protesters, who blocked both sides of the expressway around the Car…

"No war can be justified. Ever," Italian principal dancer Jacopo Tissi wrote in an Instagram post.

Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate says recent recommendations for legislation to improve New Zealand’s water services show the importance and value of Hamilton City Council’s role as advocates for its communities’ needs. “These recommendations show Hamilton’s ...

Mark Ruffalo's wife Sunrise Coigney has been by his side since their marriage in 2000. Find out more about the lovely lady and her love story with the actor here.

The world No. 2 does not yet have approval to enter the United States, where he is due to take part in his first major tournament since the Australian Open saga.

The ripple effects from ongoing supply chain shortages and the war in Ukraine are certainly being felt by many Erie families when grocery shopping.

The Citgo executive, Gustavo Cardenas, is one of the so-called "Citgo 6" -- five Venezuela-born American citizens and one with US permanent residency -- who have been held in Venezuela since 2017, accused of corruption. All six executives were handed lengthy jail sentences, and Washington has repeatedly asked for their release, with State Department spokesman Ned Price saying last October that they were being held as "political pawns." Citgo is the US subsidiary of Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA. Читать дальше...

Just splashed $236M on Oz SI, can't quite say how it plans to tackle China

Asian stocks rebounded Wednesday after Wall Street declined and China reported inflation edged higher. Already high oil prices rose further, adding more than USD 2 per barrel following President Joe Biden's ban on imports of Russian crude. Stock benchmarks in Shanghai, Tokyo and Sydney rose while Hong Kong declined. South Korean markets were closed for a presidential election. Wall Street's benchmark S&P 500 index sank 0.7 per cent amid enduring unease over the impact of Russian President Vladimir Putin's attack on Ukraine. Читать дальше...