Новости за 28.11.2024

A class action lawsuit addressing the effects of aircraft emissions near the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is moving forward against Delta Air Lines and Alaska Air.

I know exactly what it’s like to be a new mum as a horse owner and rider. I’ve got a two-year-old son and three horses, so I know you’re itching to get down to the stables and back in the saddle. I also know that now you’ve got a baby in tow it feels a […]

The Ninja Slushi is in stock, but likely won't get a Black Friday discount. We're tracking where to get it and keeping tabs on Ninja stuff that is on sale, like the Creami.

Relations appear to have improved markedly from Trump's threat earlier this year to throw the Meta boss in jail.

Discussing Mbappe's poor performance, L'Equipe said that he struggled in the absence of Vinicius Junior and that the ex-PSG star 'suffered from the comparison' to the Ballon d'Or runner-up.

All the floats, performances, news and more at the Thanksgiving Day Parade

Chief executive Debbie Crosbie told the Mail it was now 'well positioned' to repeat its previous policy of making £100 'fairer share' payments to eligible customers.

Frank Lampard has replaced Mark Robins as the manager of Coventry City

A sisters fight for justice Harshita Barellas tragic end in the UK

William Funnell shares his thought on how to ensure the sport – and way of life – we love remains socially acceptable

The CSTO should become one of the military and political pillars propping up the emerging security architecture of the Eurasian continent, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said at the CSTO summit in Astana, BelTA has learned.

A woman who spent more than two years living in a van before making the move to life on a boat has shared the reason she's now back on the road.

The Lebanese militant group Hezbollah did not officially take part in the recent truce negotiatons between Israel and Lebanon. Instead, it called on parliamentary leader Nabih Berri to negotiate on its behalf. An important figure within Lebanon's Shia community, Berri has presided over Lebanon's parliament since 1992... FRANCE 24's Mariamne Everett tells us more about this controversial figure.

Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for a man in your life? Mirror's head of shopping Zoe has found the best discounted gifts for dads, brothers, boyfriends and husbands, guaranteed to win brownie points on December 25

EXCLUSIVE: A new list details which areas in the UK might be in most danger if a nuclear bomb were to drop as tensions across the world grow further amid World War 3 rumours

We've tested the best Dyson Supersonic dupes out there, and the five picks we narrowed our testing pool down to are on sale ahead of Black Friday.

A Nigerian father has rejoiced on social media after his intelligent daughter got accepted into the five British universities she applied for. Netizens reacted.

The Cabin Factory is described as a horror game but it's sort of about deciding whether you are, in fact, playing a horror game. There is indeed a factory and it does indeed produce cabins - jolly, Center Parcs-style affairs made of big, merry logs, which roll up fully constructed on a conveyor belt. Your job is to enter and inspect them in first-person. What are you inspecting them for? Ghosts.

Paraguay has been granted US$ 154 million in loans from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) plus a US$ 7.7 million non-refundable contribution through the IDB CLIMA program, the Economy Ministry in Asunción announced Wednesday. The funding is to be allocated to improving the environmental conditions of the Ypacaraí Lake basin, in Central Paraguay, it was also explained.

Queen Camilla is known for her infamous blonde blow-dried bob - Express.co.uk has found you the best Black Friday electrical deals to help you achieve Camilla's royal hairdo.

(Telecompaper) Ericsson says 5G Standalone (5G SA) and 5G Advanced are expected to be key focuses for communications service providers (CSPs) in the MENA region for...

Latest deportation comes a week after China and Myanmar dismantled large telecom fraud centers in northern Myanmar

Marie Curie is now calling on the Government to guarantee that any person with a terminal illness receives the allowance.

Never one to absorb valid criticism, Sir Keir Starmer is pressing ahead with the giveaway, NATO be damned.

The family of a music star from the 1970s is locked in a legal battle after he controversially cut his ex-wife from his will, despite her claims they had an agreement