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THE UK was Putin's "next big state project", expert Anne Applebaum claimed in a throwback interview, with the Russian leader wanting to see "Britain out of Europe".

TEMPLEGATE takes on the final day of Cheltenham Festival confident of banging in a few winners to end the week on a high. Our man delivers all his tips below – back a horse by clicking their odds. And while you’re here, don’t forget to check out the Sun Racing Lucky 15 for Friday and […]

Staff will be expected to fork out £600 a year to park at work

The sale comes as Pentagon leaders stress the need for interoperable communications among both the services and international allies.

Putin spoke at the Luzhniki Stadium to mark the eighth anniversary of Russia's annexation of Crimea.

Lampard denounced the "bad decision" that marred Everton's late victory over Newcastle, and revealed who had a big influence in the build-up

President Biden on Friday called Chinese President Xi Jinping to request help cutting off Russia with sanctions.

A priest involved with social and environmental causes in southern Mexico was threatened by gangs, the latest in a wave of increasing violence gripping the communities served by the Diocese of San Cristobal de Las Casas.

Annie Idibia shared a piece of exciting news with her fans and followers on Instagram. According to Annie, she and 2baba have renewed their marital vows...

Susie Hamilton’s second annual Aspic Invitational was a shimmering sight to behold: paper thin cucumber slices dancing in a lemon conga line, olives marching in rows across a perfect terrine, shrimp cavorting in a ringed jelly sea.

Antonio Conte is no tinkerman but the Tottenham head coach may decide to refresh his side for the third game in a week.

Unbeaten rising star Tim Tszyu held a media workout in Las Vegas Thursday as he nears his much anticipated U.S. debut against U.S. Olympian Terrell … read full story ←

Spanish singer Rosalía released her third album, "Motomami," which features the new single "Candy."

The Canadian biotech company that makes mRNA-delivery technology for Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine sued Arbutus Biopharma in U.S. federal court, seeking to head off claims that the vaccine infringes Arbutus' patents.

Nearly 200 nations gather on Monday to confront a question that will outlive Russia's invasion of Ukraine: how do we stop carbon pollution overheating the planet and threatening life as we know it?  The answer is set to arrive on April 4 after closed-door, virtual negotiations approve the summary of a phonebook-sized report detailing options for drawing down greenhouse gases and extracting them out of thin air. "The science is crystal clear, the impacts are costly and mounting, but we still have... Читать дальше...

JENNY POWELL looked fabulous in a glittery red jumpsuit as she stepped out to host the Northern Digital Awards.

The call lasted nearly two hours Friday morning.

The New York Times Editorial Board is under fire for what its own readers are calling an "appalling" editorial that claims "America Has a Free Speech Problem." It is a massive treatise, well over 2500 words, that essentially blames liberals for "cancel culture" and conservatives for banning books – and manages to equate the two as equal, something the Times is criticized for doing on multiple topics frequently.

Russian regulators on Friday accused US tech giant Google and its video subsidiary YouTube of "terrorist" activities, the first step towards a possible access ban.

1. Oil 'emergency': Work from home and drive slower, IEA says  CNN
2. IEA urges 'emergency measures' to cut oil use as Ukraine war threatens supply  RFI English
3. Restricting car use could offset Russia oil crisis, says IEA  Arab News
4. IEA Releases Plan To Cut Oil Use By 2.7 Million Bpd  OilPrice.com
5. Internation Energy Agency Says Nations Should Conserve Fuel as Global Energy Crisis Looms  The New York Times
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I’m calling it, Spring has officially arrived. There are more blue skies now than grey, I don’t need to layer up before leaving the house and the sun is well and truly shining. Every year, around this time, I change up my skincare and make-up routine to reflect the new season. I start using lightweight […]

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Vladimir Putin reiterated that since 2014, the country has done a lot to ‘uplift’ Crimea and Sevastopol

RALPH Hasenhuttl insisted it would “be a massive thing” for supporters to go to Wembley Stadium in the FA Cup semi-final, adding “this is definitely important” to him and the club.