Новости за 05.07.2022

ONCE a shoe synonymous with hippies and free love, in the past few years Birkenstocks have shrugged off their musty reputation and now have a firm place in the shoe cupboard of every fashionista. However, with prices averaging between £60 and £90 and often straying over £100, they’re by no means an impulse purchase. Luckily, […]

LOGAN Mwangi’s dad fought back tears today as he revealed the “nasty” message his evil ex sent him before murdering his son. Five-year-old Logan was found with “severe injuries” likened to falling from a great height or a “high velocity” car crash after being dumped like “fly-tipped rubbish” in a river. His mum Angharad Williamson, 30, stepdad […]

SpiceJet flight makes landing at Karachi airport after indicator light malfunction

Steven Bergwijn’s move to Ajax is currently being held up, according to Dutch news outlet De Telegraaf. The report claims that Tottenham and managing director of football Fabio Paratici have agreed on a €30million (£25.8million) transfer fee for Ajax to sign the winger, however, Daniel Levy is currently not satisfied with the finer details of […]

There are lots of stories of medical school students and grads who chose to apply their medical knowledge to business fields. It’s rare — only about 10% do this — but those handful blaze trails of innovation that’s made managing runaway healthcare costs easier for all. One such story is Alberto Casellas, EVP and CEO of CareCredit […]

The ANC NEC has heard wide-ranging and spirited calls for intervention in response to the Eskom crisis, which ranged from the declaration of a state of emergency to moving Eskom from the Department of Public Enterprises to the Department of Energy.

The German car manufacturer introduced a series of changes for last weekend’s Silverstone race aimed at building on the progress it made with a first development push in Spain.
Although the squad does not yet quite have the pace to fight Red Bull and Ferrari on equal terms, and clearly still has issues on tight and bumpy street circuits, there is growing optimism within it that the ...Keep reading

Lord Simon McDonald said Downing Street’s denial that official complaints had been made about Mr Pincher’s behaviour was “not true”.

Higher-than-expected wind speeds struck elements on the Red Planet rover's weather station, according to Space.com. Mars can be an awfully windy place, it turns out. The Perseverance

INHERITANCE TAX is taxed at 40 percent for everything over the threshold and more and more people are being dragged into paying it. However, there are steps people can take to cut their liability to zero.

(Telecompaper) CityFibre's full-fibre network roll-out in Weston-super-Mare will deliver an economic boost of more than GBP 144 million for the town of a 15-year...

Banijay Rights, the global distribution arm of Banijay, has licensed eight-part historical drama “Marie Antoinette” to BBC First in Australia. Created and written by Deborah Davis (“The Favourite”), “Marie Antoinette” tells the story of the incredibly modern and avant-garde young queen, played by Emilia Schüle (“Ku’damm 56/ 63”). It was previously licensed to U.K. public broadcaster BBC2. Marie […]

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Turkish production company T World Entertainment will commence production of the first Turkish superhero world, the T World Cinematic Universe, at the end of July. Bobby Roth (Marvel’s “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,” “Lost”) serves as the supervisor director of the project. The live action series will feature superheroes inspired by a variety of cultures and will […]

Believe it or not, the conservatives that hated Danielle Smith the most for crossing from Wildrose to Tories in 2014 are the very people who now love her the most.

Our society has a narrow idea of what a leader looks like. But some introverts can be especially effective and compassionate leaders.

The battle took place in the Izyum district.

Watch: MPs discuss the art of building consensus in an age of disruptions at India Today Conclave East 2022

He didn't even want to tell me who he was Snapchatting with.

Escape summer’s heat and smoke by ice climbing in a “glacial pothole.”

Henry Kissinger, at 99, finds himself worried about the nation and the world during a time of tumult.

Henry Kissinger sat down with Susan Page ahead of his new book. On today's challenges versus 1960s: 'In a way, it's a little bit worse than it was then.'

Gubns is a marketplace of bespoke items that architects started creating during the pandemic.

My issue is that it’s all very well to sit back and complain but when it’s your country you have a responsibility. – Cass Elliot What could be more heavenly than Cass Elliot of The Mamas & The Papas and singer-songwriter John Denver harmonizing on Denver’s “Leaving on a Jet Plane,” a tune many conceived […]