Новости за 04.07.2023

The Care and Support Alliance warned a vicious circle was causing significant heartache and distress to service users.

Dr Alan Stout, British Medical Association NI deputy chair, said Northern Ireland needs the Assembly to return this year.

Thousands of Afghans have been served notice by the Home Office to leave their temporary bridging hotels by the end of August.

The NHS screens babies for the condition retinopathy of prematurity

Israeli drones and ground forces targeted Palestinian militants in the West Bank city.

Third-party voter registration groups in Florida scored a major legal win Monday, according to a published report.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg accidentally admitted what we already know to be true: No one can control the weather.

Catering workers will take 48 hours strike action from tomorrow evening in a row over pay.

Five-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams has lost in the first round of her 24th appearance at the All England Club. Williams fell to the ground at Centre Court early on against Elina Svitolina and her right knee was treated twice…

With just six points separating 7th and 15th on the AFL ladder, there are still 15 teams yet to give up hope they can make finals in 2023 if they get on a roll.

He’s played Marvel superheroes and dangerous drug-dealers but in this seven-hour real-time drama there’s Elba’s character is more talk than action

David Napier: “It’s about what feels right for me and what I can do to give back to the industry.” David Napier brings a wealth of experience to his role as a cookery lecturer at UCOL | Te Pūkenga - from London's vibrant culinary scene to ...

According to GoRecycle Canada, an estimated 300,000 appliances are abandoned on the streets, which means they end up in the landfill without proper recycling.

Family and friends are mourning Seth Saulteaux, the 19-year-old bull rider who died during a weekend rodeo event on the Stoney Nakoda First Nation.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Pope Francis on Monday condemned the burning of the Quran outside a Stockholm mosque, saying that freedom of speech cannot be used as an excuse to disrespect other religions.

A journalism professor says Bill C-18 does not equate to the needs of Canadians in getting reliable, accurate and local news.

Met Office confirmed last month's average temperature of 15.8C was the highest since records began in 1884 causing the death of fish in rivers.

In Wimbledon Round of 64 on Wednesday, No. 164-ranked Jan Choinski meets No. 18 Hubert Hurkacz. Choinski secured a four-set victory over (...)

No. 10-ranked Daria Kasatkina will meet No. 108 Jodie Anna Burrage in Wimbledon Round of 64 on Wednesday, July 5. Kasatkina defeated (...)

In the Round of 64 of Wimbledon on Wednesday, Marketa Vondrousova (ranked No. 42) meets Veronika Kudermetova (No. 12). Kudermetova heads (...)

In the Round of 64 of Wimbledon on Wednesday, Sara Sorribes Tormo (ranked No. 84) faces Iga Swiatek (No. 1). Swiatek enters the Round of (...)

On Wednesday, Casper Ruud (No. 4 in the world) faces Liam Broady (No. 142) in the Round of 64 of Wimbledon. Broady defeated Constant (...)

Jaume Munar (No. 109) will face Lorenzo Musetti (No. 16) in the Round of 64 of Wimbledon on Wednesday, July 5. Musetti beat Juan Pablo (...)

Student leaders from Taumarunui High School and Ruapehu College took centre stage at the 'Future is Rail Conference' in Wellington to advocate for the restoration of public Inter-Regional Passenger Rail services in New Zealand. The ...