Новости за 22.04.2023

Video posted on social media shows young people jumping on cars, kicking them and setting fires last weekend. One alderperson blamed a “total breakdown in command and control” among Chicago police for the poor response.

Ohio State tackle Paris Johnson Jr. plays against Northwestern in November.

Between morning cleanups of parks and natural areas both within and outside the city, and downtown festivities, there's no shortage of entertainment and education for those looking to connect with nature.

Gun violence is on the rise in London with nine shootings in the first three months of 2023. London's acting police chief Trish McIntyre is deeply concerned and calls it alarming.

For the first time in Nova Scotia sports history, an all-women baseball league has been formed.

Earth Day is Saturday and there are a number of ways you can participate, from planting trees to cleaning up parks and shorelines. 

The Municipality of Chester has approved in principle a new regional anti-racism and anti-discrimination committee.

What we know and don't know about the provincial government's plans to redevelop Ontario Place and to move the Science Centre there.

If you've held onto your CD collection, you're in luck. Compact discs may have peaked in popularity about 20 years ago, but some say they're making a comeback. 

Tonga coach Kristian Woolf dropped Haumole Olakau’atu from the squad during the World Cup. The Manly wrecking ball says it was the wake-up call he needed.

Swedish researchers have found that ventricular tachycardia was “much higher” in the adults who had suffered from severe Covid

Britain's Got Talent has sparked controversary over the years for allowing young children to try their luck and audition on stage - with a Strictly Come Dancing presenter even once slamming the ITV show for putting kids through 'an ordeal'

Some people let their pets urinate in their gardens, but it can cause a problem for the grass, plants and flowers you have there. Garden experts have shared their best tips for protecting grass from dog and cat urine with The Mirror

Wrexham will be looking to wrap up the National League title and make the first leap in their Hollywood journey, with a win over Boreham Wood on Saturday at the Racecourse Ground

You might be unintentionally increasing you carbon footprint with these common fashion mistakes - just making small changes can help cut down on your waste and help the planet

Don't let this common blip of 'plateauing' derail your journey to a slimmer you, says TV doctor

Wes Brown is the latest footballer to fall on hard times, with the former Manchester United star having been declared bankrupt by the High Court earlier this month

Die “John Wick“-Filme sind nicht die einzigen, die eine großartige Geschichte über geschickte und tödliche Auftragskiller erzählen.

The Federation de la Haute Couture et de la Mode, French fashion’s governing body, has decided to advance the dates of next year’s summer haute couture week, in order to avoid any overlap with the Paris 2024 Olympics.

The former Duchess of Cornwall has come a long way since her days as 'The Other Woman' - with her popularity increasing year upon year. But do you think she has what it takes to have such a high-profile royal role?

Having friends in high places can often be a boon in the workplace, and Rod Thornley made the most of his Manchester United contacts to earn promotion to the Three Lions

EXCLUSIVE: Sadie Nelson, 28, from California, US, says it's been a dream come true to model for Playboy. She also works as an actress and is grateful to live her dream every single day

ISRO's PSLV C55 rocket launched two Singapore satellites, TeLEOS-2 and Lumelite-4, into low earth orbit from Sriharikota spaceport, as part of its dedicated commercial mission through NSIL. TeLEOS-2's Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) payload would be used to support satellite imagery requirements of various Government of Singapore agencies, while Lumelite-4 is an advanced 12U satellite developed to augment Singapore's e-navigation maritime safety and benefit the global shipping community.

There are fears over what appears to be a sharp rise in illegal abortions in Iran. A health official recently warned about the "disastrous" number of illegal abortions in the country. The warning comes as the authorities have restricted medical abortions as part of attempts to boost Iran's declining birthrate.