Новости за 04.09.2024

Speaking with former Soccer AM co-host Helen Chamberlain on the brand new Mail podcast and YouTube show Soccer A-Z, the football presenter gave the three reasons behind his decision.

The fiance of X Factor star Jaymi Hensley suffered a head injury after falling from a hotel window just weeks before his wedding, an inquest heard.

Japanese giant Nippon Steel said Wednesday that most of the board members at U.S. Steel would be U.S. citizens if its proposed acquisition goes through.

Brazilian midfielder Casemiro has been linked with a move away from Manchester United this summer. According to journalist Ali Naci Kucuk from Gazetesi, Turkish outfit Galatasaray are keen on securing his signature and they have already opened talks with Manchester United regarding a potential loan deal. The 32-year-old has not been at his best for […]

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has given an unconventional reason why he cannot become a coach in the future. He currently serves as an advisor to the AC Milan board.

Doctors say social media helped raise awareness of lesser-known throat condition

According to the most recent NATO plans, Estonia should hike its defense spending to up to 5 percent of its GDP, which Minister of Finance Jürgen Ligi (Reform) finds unfeasible.

TEHRAN, Sep. 04 (MNA) – The demonstrations against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the occupied territories turned violent on Tuesday after the regime's police detained the protesters.

Large protests continued in Tel Aviv, Israel, for a third consecutive night Tuesday as hundreds took to the streets to call on the government to reach a cease-fire deal that would bring home the remaining hostages held in Gaza. The protests have come after the Israeli military said six hostages were killed by their captors in Gaza just as troops were closing in on their location.

The Bengaluru bench of NCLT said it cannot stop the Committee of Creditors (CoC) meetings, as the apex court has allowed its constitution. It has deferred the matter between the US lenders and the troubled edtech's insolvency resolution professional.

POLICE have issued a major update after a man in his 70s was found dead in a lake at a holiday park.

Natco Pharma's Canadian subsidiary has acquired 40 million shares in eGenesis Inc. for USD 8 million. eGenesis is a biotechnology company developing human-compatible organs for transplant through xenotransplantation. This investment aims to support eGenesis' pioneering work in kidney, liver, and heart transplants, potentially addressing the global transplant shortage.

Between now and November 30, $21 billion worth of shareholder lock-ins across 38 companies will expire. This includes shares from Ceigall India, Unicommerce, and Firstcry, among others. Not all unlocked shares will immediately hit the market, as some are held by promoters.

When I catch word of a chocolate-and-peanut-butter blend of genres such as "cyberpunk survival horror RPG", my eyes light up. Literally, they light up like the pilot lights of flamethrowers, like glyphs on a cursed monolith that has been exposed to fresh blood after a billion years of dormancy. When I hear that the aforesaid RPG is set on a "dying space station", I begin to emit a monotonous reverberation, like the mysterious banging recently heard aboard the Boeing Starliner. And when I hear... Читать дальше...

Four Indians, including two from Hyderabad, died in a multi-vehicle accident in the US. The incident occurred on US 75 near Dallas when a speeding truck hit their SUV, causing it to catch fire. The victims were identified as Aryan Raghunath Orampatti, Farooq Sheikh, Lokesh Palacharla, and Darshini Vasudev. Families are coordinating with authorities to bring the bodies back to India.

Ahead of Radio 2 in the Park this weekend, Tony Blackburn hosted a special show on Preston Hospital Radio.

But is the series high off its own supply?

A "remarkable" Pictish ring thought to be more than 1,000 years old has been unearthed by an amateur archaeologist on a dig in Moray.

While Japan should consider investor interests, it should not forsake the broader social and community benefits that its businesses provide.

The world's largest statue, which stands nearly 600 feet tall, is located on Sadhu Bet Island in the Narmada River in the town of Kevadia, Gujarat, India.

The Met Office has issued a three-day extreme weather warning for parts of England and South Wales and is urging people not to go into the attic.

New York governors former aide charged as Chinese agent

Audi-owned Sauber may have a few more names to publicly add to its list of potential drivers for the 2025 season.