Новости за 21.06.2023

A heat wave in India is being blamed for dozens of deaths in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh. CNN's Vedika Sud reports from New Delhi.

British consumer price index defied expectations of slowing and held at 8.7% in May. The data came a day before the Bank of England is forecast to raise interest rates for the 13th time in a row.

Sydney's first cemetery to be built in decades is being promoted as a place for the whole community, with walking tracks and a cafe.

FROM doing her homework by candlelight to layering up at home because her parents couldn’t afford to put the heating on – Carrie Ann Booth knows what it’s like to be on the breadline.

PSG’s Dilemma: Wijnaldum’s Future Hangs in the Balance An Unexpected Fall from Grace Cast your mind back to the sweltering summer of 2021. Georginio Wijnaldum, the flying Dutchman, was at the zenith of his powers. Five shimmering seasons with Liverpool under his belt and a European Championship campaign that left spectators agog (3 goals in […]

A WOMAN who was sick of her hair always looking greasy revealed how she keeps her locks looking luscious.

Oslo-listed shipping company Wallenius Wilhelmsen has signed its first biofuel contract with the U.S. […]

Uzmanı şeker hastalarında erken tanı ve doğru tedavi ile uzuv kayıplarını önlemenin mümkün olduğu açıkladı.

A media campaign advocating for the freedom of Thai students to choose how to wear their hair has won an award at the Cannes Lions, the “Oscars of advertising”.

Çinli bir otomotiv şirketi otonom yarı otomatik TIR teknolojisi geliştirdiğini duyurdu. Test edilen TIR halka açık alanda bile başarılı olunca herkes yüzbinlerce insanın işsiz, ekmeksiz kalacak olmasına üzüldü.

Kahramanmaraş depreminde Hatay'da enkaz altında kalan bilgisayar mühendisliği öğrencisi Ali Korkmaz, kendisini 53 saat sonra enkaz altından kurtaran arama-kurtarma ekibiyle aylar sonra bir araya geldi. Buluşma sırasında duygusal anlar yaşandı.

Aboard the missing Titan submersible are a five-man crew that includes two world-renowned explorers, the founder of the tour operator company and a wealthy father and son. CNN's Melissa Bell brings us their stories.

"There was a slight danger that people were bracketing 'Black Mirror' as the 'tech is bad' show and I found that frustrating," Charlie Brooker said.

Hundreds of people with learning disabilities in Scotland are still locked in hospitals or far from home.

Investors seeking potential investment opportunities in the BSE Small Cap segment can consider the top small-cap stocks that have hit their 52-week highs. The article presents a list of ten companies from diverse sectors that have shown remarkable growth and are positioned well for future growth. These companies include APL Apollo Tubes, Astra Microwave Products, and Bharat Dynamics, among others. However, it is crucial to conduct thorough research and seek expert advice before making any investment decisions to mitigate risks involved.

The global burden of disease associated with water insecurity has traditionally focused on diarrheal disease as the most significant driver of infant and child mortality. However, a review in WIREs Water notes that there are many other ways that water insecurity can have adverse health and social consequences for children.

Company, which is owned by its 16 million customers, says it has invested £46m in keeping its network open

Crowds filled the grandstand as the King and Queen arrive for the first of five days of Royal Ascot

China blocks bid to blacklist accused as global terrorist

Bayelsa State Governor Douye Diri, has called for an urgent amendment of the Petroleum Industry Act. Diri made the call on Tuesday when the new commander of the joint military task force, Operation Delta Safe, Rear Admiral Eugenio Ferreira, and other officers paid him a courtesy visit at the Government House, Yenagoa. Describing the Act

(Telecompaper) Ericsson has lowered its forecast for global growth in 5G subscribers, due to the weaker economic outlook and delays in spectrum auctions in several countries...

Jun.21 - Top FIA official Nikolas Tombazis thinks Red Bull's rivals will soon prove that the current 'ground effect' regulations are not a failure. At present, although the intention of the rules was for close wheel-to-wheel racing up and down the grid, Max Verstappen and Red Bull are clearly and utterly dominating. But Tombazis, a.....check out full post »