Новости за 01.10.2022

Despite the small number of posts in September, I got through a lot of movies from this list. On the television front, I also got through Loki, Ash vs. Evil Dead (which I did not like as much as I wanted), and Justified, which has a Games of Thrones-ian body count. I was also out for some time visiting family in North Carolina, and managed to get out just before the hurricane hit. Be safe out there, folks--the weather is nasty and getting nastier.

What I’ve Caught Up With, September 2022:
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KING Charles III was forced to use a "ping-pong ball" as part of the crown for his investiture as Prince of Wales in 1969.

Would you want Ozzie Guillen back as Sox manager if you could get him?

We R Who We R, and that's devoted Conjuring Kesha fans. The supernatural series stars pop star Kesha as she checks off her paranormal bucket list, including a visit to the spooky Brushy Mountain...

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The Raptors are “team continuity” this year, but there’s one new veteran here to bolster the bench.

Tomorrow's Brazilian Presidential election is being billed as the most important since the country returned to democracy at the end of the 1980s.

The policy, which includes different chapters, has already framed rules on issues like branding guidelines, code of conduct and ethics, business rules, and onboarding and certification requirements.

A military group led by Captain Ibrahim Traore entered Ouagadougou on Friday morning and overthrew the military regime that took control in January 2022.

Graham Potter will finally get to take charge of a Premier League game as Chelsea manager as he takes his side to Selhurst Park. Follow Sportsmail's live blog for clash at Crystal Palace.

Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan announced a new board on Friday. The board includes Nedbank chair Mpho Makwana, former MTN SA boss Mthetho Nyathi, and former Cosatu secretary-general Bheki Ntshalintshali.

The uncertainty of being led on in a relationship can set you back in many ways. Here’s how to sweep away the crumbs.

BOURNEMOUTH’S Jordan Zemura left Vitality Stadium fuming at referee Thomas Bramall’s eyesight.

BRENTFORD will be determined to put the disappointing 3-0 defeat to Arsenal behind them with a win against Bournemouth.

Passengers on the Korean Air jet that collided with another aircraft at Britain's busiest airport said they didn't feel any impact from the incident.

Ruthless Rangers move top of the Scottish Premiership after an impressive thrashing of 10-man Hearts.

Never a dull day in the Formula One paddock but today talk will move from last season's title controversy to qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. Follow all the action here with Sportsmail.

1. Train strike: Worst rail disruption of year as workers walk out  bbc.com
2. Britain faces severe rail disruption as strikes resume • FRANCE 24 English  FRANCE 24 English
3. UK train strikes and energy hikes add to a week of turmoil  Arab News
4. Picket lines mounted outside York station amid major strike | York Press  York Press
5. Train strikes: Worst rail disruption of the year grinds network to a halt  The Telegraph
6. View Full coverage on Google News

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The gas supplies under the Gazprom Export contracts via Austria to Italy have been halted due to the refusal of the Austrian operator to confirm transport nominations following regulatory changes in Austria going into effect in late September, Russian energy giant Gazprom said on Saturday.

Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth guest lecturer Dr Mithilesh Kumar Gautam was sacked after he wrote on social media that women should read the Constitution of India and Hindu Code Bill instead of...

MIGUEL Almiron sent a stunning message to arch-critic Jack Grealish as the Toon went on a capital rampage.

NEWCASTLE UNITED return to action with a tough trip to West London where high-flying Fulham awaits.

Hurricane Ian may end up costing as much as $47B in damages, which would make it the most expensive storm in the state's history. Should we keep rebuilding in disaster-prone areas?