Новости за 19.02.2024

It seems a West Village doorman is not enough security for Sylvester Stallone’s daughters.

The Government is currently weighing up its response to the death of the jailed opposition leader.

Average newly-listed asking prices rose this month to £362,839, according to the property portal - and more new homes are being put up for sale, too.

Out of every ₹100 invested, ₹80 will be invested in the bonds of the issuer (in this case InCred Financial). This will protect the capital. The rest of the ₹20 will be invested in Nifty call options - an equity derivative that bets on Nifty rising in value.

Since October, the average rent has fallen from a high of £1,283 a month to £1,260 a month. This follows three years of dramatic rises.

According to research from Which? shared exclusively with This is Money, there are five new scams that people should keep a keen eye out for this year.

The high-profile visit follows Argentinian president Javier Milei’s calls for a Hong Kong-style handover of the overseas territory.

Concerns lack of suitable projects could undermine post-Brexit reforms designed to boost domestic infrastructure

1. Government to outline new curbs on short-term lets in England  Financial Times
2. New Airbnb rules to stop the 'hollowing out' of local communities  The Independent
3. Putting a house on Airbnb? Soon you may need planning permission  The Times
4. New Airbnbs could be blocked by councils under new powers in bid to stop communities from being 'hollowed out'  Daily Mail
5. New rules for short-term lets to help locals in tourist hotspots afford housing  Express

Local residents being pushed out of tourist hotspots prompts response

Travelsphere is currently offering discounts of up to £500 per couple on its escorted holidays to the likes of Chile, Argentina, Brazil, South Africa and more

Liam McLeod, Kenny Miller and Stephen McGinn discuss all the big Scottish football news.

1. Weight loss jabs could be cheaper and better treatment for addicts than rehab, study suggests  The Telegraph
2. I took Ozempic to lose weight and found another incredible benefit  Daily Mail
3. Weight loss jabs could help addicts kick drugs and smokers quit cigs, research shows...  The Sun
4. Scientists find another use for weight loss drug as a rehab substitute  inews
5. Opioid cravings were reduced by anti-obesity drug in small study  STAT

I'm married with two children. Here's why I had an abortion at 45  The Times

1. Weight loss jabs could help addicts kick drugs and smokers quit cigs, research shows...  The Sun
2. Weight loss jabs could be cheaper and better treatment for addicts than rehab, study suggests  The Telegraph
3. I took Ozempic to lose weight and found another incredible benefit  Daily Mail
4. Opioid cravings were reduced by anti-obesity drug in small study  STAT
5. Weight-loss drugs may help addicts kick fentanyl habit  The Times

1. Ministers confirm plan to ban use of mobile phones in schools in England  The Guardian
2. Gillian Keegan tells headteachers to search pupils for 'distracting' mobile phones  The Telegraph
3. Schools will get greater powers to ban mobiles  The Times
4. Ministers push ban on mobile phones in school – even on breaks  The Independent
5. Mobile phones to be banned in 'all schools in England' as Keegan vows to 'give teachers tools they need'  LBC

'Schools are places for children to learn and mobile phones are, at a minimum, an unwanted distraction in the classroom.'

In the round-up: Ferrari to observe rivals before deciding upgrades • Pin's F1 Academy livery • Bilinski takes FROC title as Sceats wins NZGP

Fentanyl addicts who were given liraglutide while in withdrawal saw their cravings reduced.

The first "revolutionary" drug to slow Alzheimer's could be approved within days, but some doctors are concerned about rare cases of serious side effects.

A MAJOR supermarket is the latest to offer an Aldi and Lidl price match guarantee following several big-name chains.

FAT-loss jabs could help people kick drug and smoking habits, research suggests.

SCHOOLS have been instructed to ban mobile phones from classrooms under new Government guidance. 

Organisers say it will be the largest mass trespass in a generation.

Ex-Rochdale MP and by-election candidate for the Reform Party says politics is now ‘more aggressive’.