Новости за 14.08.2022

Bailey, with his lurches from insouciance to alarmism, has pinned a bullseye to his own back.

Archie Battersbee died of a catastrophic brain injury after an incident in April, and today his family invited anyone who knew him to a memorial vigil in Southend, Essex

Fate has placed Mr. Biden in the middle of a multifront maelstrom comparable to the 20th century's Cold War. It is not his fault, but he is assuredly liable for the verbal blunders.

Tucker Davidson, who has been working closely with Angels pitching coach Matt Wise, provides six solid innings in a 4-2 win over the Minnesota Twins.

Earlier record of 126 High Court appointments surpassed

A new study is offering a dire prediction for the U.S. state of California, where scientists say catastrophic flooding could become twice as likely in the future due to the effects of climate change.

Newcastle United could rival Chelsea for Anthony Gordon if it becomes clear Everton will sell him.

There are fears organised criminals are exploiting the National Disability Insurance Scheme, marine scientists have rejected a key assertion by the environment minister and Labor plans to bring in tens of thousands of skilled migrants to fill chronic labour shortages.

Both Austin Lewis, 17, and Kristopher Trenker, 19, were arrested after the July 24 race that ended with a crash that killed Payton Fordyce, 16.

Thomas Tuchel and Antonio Conte's post-match handshake ended with both coaches being red carded.

Latest Israeli strikes target sites around the capital Damascus and south of the coastal Tartus province.

Tottenham claimed a draw at Stamford Bridge following Harry Kane's injury time equaliser.

A High Court jury has begun deliberating the fate of a respected Auckland businessman accused of stealing $1.3m from a rest home. The man, who has name suppression, faces 49 dishonesty charges linked ...

Efforts by the nation's top law enforcement official to provide clarity on the FBI's unprecedented search of former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate have done little to quell the fierce blowback from some Republican lawmakers.

Taurasi, 40, is under contract for this season and becomes a free agent next season. It remains possible that Taurasi isn't finished yet.

The Chelsea and Tottenham managers were both given red cards following a contentious handshake at the final whistle of the English Premier League match in London.

Olympic champion boxer Nicola, 39, and Ella, 24, welcomed their first child together last month after they first began dating in 2018

“The drop of a dollar per gallon has not been enough to restore motorist demand, which is in retreat due to sustained high price levels,” the analyst said in a statement.

A status orange weather warning for thunderstorms remains in place for the whole country until tomorrow.

Two businesses have burned down after a fire early Sunday morning in Fort Saskatchewan. There are no injuries reported, according to RCMP.

A TOP athlete has told of his fury after he was pulled over by “seven” armed cops – two years after he was allegedly racially profiled during a high profile stop-and-search.

TOM DALEY says "Britain is the reason" for homophobia across the Commonwealth and urges the public to "learn the history".

Cooks Coffee, which owns the Esquires and Triple Two brands, has 72 branches in the UK. It also has 15 outlets in Ireland.

The energy firm, which is over 94 per cent owned by the Saudi state, reported a record profit of £40billion in the second quarter of the year.