Новости за 16.06.2024

American youth at our universities represent our best hope forward in a rapidly changing, highly technological but violent world.

Earlier this month, on the 80th anniversary of D-Day, the country came to realize that only a few centenarians remain from the nearly 160,000 involved in the opening days of the invasion of occupied France. One of them, Robert Persichitti, 102, died en route to the commemoration. He had also served at Guam, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa.

The stuffed animal you slept with as a child may not just be a worn-out, sentimental toy, but also a scientifically-proven tactic to fight childhood nightmares.

There's a recurring chorus among new car buyers who came to regret their purchases: "I should've gotten a Toyota."

The world is like a watercolor painting at this time -- beautiful, but blurry. The Moon opposes Chiron first, so we may feel a bit sensitive, before it moves on to stumble over Uranus, which could offer solutions from out of left field. Balance should return as the Moon trines the Sun, bringing a special equilibrium to things. Still, for better or worse, we may all ignore reality when Venus squares Neptune at 11:46 pm EDT. Magic will seem possible (even when it isn't)!

Chart-topping band Simple Minds are coming to the coast as part of a weekend of live music that also features Craig David and Aswad.

An England superfan who has covered his house in St George’s flags says he won’t be deterred by negative comments on social media.

In a bustling Kent seaside town lies a derelict abandoned shopping centre

A change of power at borough council level has yet to bring any relief to a town suffering from an abundance of Houses in Multiple Occupation.

A drunk thug left a man with a broken wrist and shattered kneecap simply for showing concern for his welfare.

A farmer has accused horseriders of a “land grab” as they look to convert a footpath which runs through his land into a bridleway.

This mouthwatering breakfast sandwich only takes 10 minutes to make and is "a little eccentric, but it's also totally delicious", according to Jamie Oliver.

A gardening expert shared his holy grail product to fix empty patches in lawns.

The stunning little cove is a lesser-known gem nestled away in the rich moorland hills of Pembrokeshire.

The two-and-a-half-hour journey sees travellers descending from 3,000 metres above sea level to 2,400 metres en route to an ancient city.

Valamar Argosy Hotel is designed for adults with two large swimming pools, including an infinity pool, a spa, a fitness centre, a restaurant and a bar. It's well-located for a day exploring Dubrovnik Old Town and is just steps from a number of pebbled coves.

A fan of Death in Paradise has shared their experience of visiting the set of the BBC drama.

It is said the well-deserved success to their marriage lies within Prince Edward and Duchess Sophie's approach to life.

Morelli's began in 1907 in Scotland when Giuseppe Morelli and his young son Mario moved from Italy, selling their ice cream every morning on their bikes and not returning until it was all sold.

If you're looking to improve your sleep quality, it might be worth investing in a few houseplants for your bedroom - here are five of the best, according to an expert

The Mock the Week star is bringing the laughs - and his 'increasingly decrepit body' to Leicester

"You will be able to come and play any course in the world, come rain or shine"

Google Streetview images show just how much Coventry has changed since 2014