Новости за 08.08.2024

1. Horoscope today, August 8, 2024: Daily star sign guide from Mystic Meg...  The Sun
2. Horoscope Today: Astrological prediction for August 8, 2024  Hindustan Times
3. Horoscope today: Daily guide to what the stars have in store for YOU - August 8, 2024  Daily Mail
4. Daily horoscope August 8, 2024: Today's predictions for your star sign  Metro.co.uk
5. Horoscopes today - Russell Grant's star sign forecast for Wednesday, August 7  Express

In the round-up: Domenicali open to longer regulation stability • Red Bull announces new juniors • De Vries to join Super Formula

1. Colin Farrell chokes up over son with Angelman syndrome as he launches foundation: ‘He’s magic’  New York Post
2. Colin Farrell Starts Foundation in Honor of Son with Angelman Syndrome as He Opens Up About Their Life (Exclusive)  PEOPLE
3. What Is Angelman Syndrome? Colin Farrell Reveals Son Living With Rare Disorder.  Forbes
4. Colin Farrell tears up while speaking about his 20-year-old son with rare neurogenic disorder: ‘He’s magic'  Fox News

Kent has the highest number of weapon attacks on animals in the country over the last three years, worrying data shows.

A build-up of limescale and soap scum is common on shower screens, but cleaning experts have shared a simple way to remove it in under five minutes using a "tried and tested" method.

Sam Heughan, the beloved Scottish star of Outlander, had a huge announcement to make this week but his excitement nearly got the better of him.

STARBUCKS is bringing back a seasonal favourite earlier than ever before with the popular drink hitting menus today.

No way back

THERE was never a reasonable case for jihadi bride Shamima Begum to return to the UK.

From her refugee camp, Begum tried to rehabilitate herself as a victim with a series of polished TV interviews which were nothing more than shallow makeovers.

Her liberal Left cheerleaders fell over themselves to paint her as a naive 15-year-old who was trafficked for sex.

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RACHEL Reeves vows to get more jobless Brits back into work as the £306 billion welfare bill spirals “out of control”.

ONE in five NHS doctors have cut their hours ­complaining of exhaustion, a survey found.

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died last year but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes.

Some 1.93 million cars changed hands in the UK between April and June.

Many top institutions have courses available through clearing in the week before A-level results day, analysis suggests.

A new study suggests that as many as one in 10 long-term users could be dependent on the drugs.

The Ministry of Defence has announced that the Cawdor Barracks will be the home of the Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability (Darc).

The ‘mood music’ in the house sales market appears to have shifted, but difficulties in the rental sector remain, a chartered surveyors body said.

Stamps include images of the tower and famous prisoners.

The airline is targeting potential new staff including people over the age of 50.

Amanda Ruth Black was found dead in her home in front of an open container that held her pet snake, Diablo. The snake was freely roaming the room after killing his owner

An experiment by Zoopla indicated house hunters spend much of their time looking at cosmetic decoration including feature walls, mirrors and plants.

The new Google TV Streamer is better than the old Chromecast With Google TV in nearly every way that counts — except for when it comes to size.

It's been a summer of fun in the sun for her.

The property located in the 800 block of Minnesota Avenue in San Jose was sold on July 12, 2024, for $1,500,000, or $918 per square foot.

Itanagar-based Biri Gatu alleges that the institute in Papum Pare district was recruiting ineligible people

1. One in three given strong painkillers show signs of addiction, major review finds  Daily Mail
2. Opioid painkillers put millions at risk of addiction or dependency – study  The Guardian
3. How opioid painkillers work, why they are addictive and how to avoid dependency  The Guardian
4. Prescription painkiller misuse and addiction are widespread in chronic pain patients  University of Bristol