Новости за 15.10.2024

Two National Insurance cuts came info effect in 2024, but many people are still paying more in tax.

A neighbour found it “unusual” that she was the only member of her large family to wear a headscarf.

More than 2,300 patients at Fairhill Health Centre in Magherafelt will be affected by the move.

DA hike update Central government employees can expect big Diwali gift

Goldman Sachs' third-quarter profit beat estimates, fueled by a rebound in bond sales, stock offerings and mergers, sending its shares up more than 3% in premarket trading.

Infinite Reality’s $45 million acquisition of Zappar offers a revealing look at the growing consolidation in the XR industry.

…And We’re Off! October 15, 2024 Allentown, PA – The Lehigh Valley Phantoms (1-0-0) are off and running following a thrilling Opening Night shootout win in front of a packed house on Saturday. Lehigh Valley’s 4-3 victory was one for the ages and a game that won’t soon be forgotten by the 8,000+ fans who […]

Emirates Airlines will have “serious conversations” with Boeing over yet another delay in its 777X model, the carrier’s president has warned
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The airline has been forced to make costly adjustments to its fleet due to delivery delays, its president has said

Sir Alex Ferguson sent shockwaves through the footballing world when he announced his intention to retire in 2001, only to change his mind six months later

TN Labour Department said the decision to call off the strike was taken at a conciliation meeting held on Tuesday

These projects currently supply electricity to various leading corporations in the country, including Bharati Airtel, Motherson, Bharat Forge, STT, Nxtra Data, Lumax etc

JOE ROOT left cricket fans in hysterics during day one of England’s Second Test against Pakistan.

Fukusaku was found guilty and jailed for the double murder in 1995, and spent the last 29 years inside the Halawa Correctional Facility, but has been found dead in his prison cell

The European Court of Justice ruled in the Diarra case on Oct. 4 in Luxembourg that some parts of FIFA's transfer regulations did not comply with its laws on competition and freedom of movement for labour.

The installation, "Starting Watch," will feature a burned command post with five observer stations - one for each of the five IDF observers who are still hostage in Gaza.

HAUNTING CCTV footage showed the final footsteps of a mum killed by Novichok as her daughter revealed “I never saw her or got to say goodbye”.

The Diocese of Worcester has been praised for how it prioritises the wellbeing of others as part of a successful audit into safeguarding.

Robert Roberson, a 57-year-old from Texas, faces execution for the 2003 death of his 2-year-old daughter despite claims of innocence and arguments that flawed scientific evidence and undiagnosed health issues were the real culprits. Shaken Baby Syndrome diagnosis continues to stir controversy in forensic science.