Новости за 21.09.2024

Sports Mole previews Sunday's Women's Super League clash between Liverpool Women and Leicester City Women, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

A commemorative parachute jump is to be held in the Netherlands to remember the 'bridge too far'.

Is it just for games where the away team has a very small travelling contingent that they are now situated in the far corner rather than behind the goal next to the players tunnel.?

Just thinking that would make things interesting when a sold out allocation turn up. Also where do they enter to get to that part of the ground.

Every time I have been to that ground since they moved the away entrance was in an enclosed area behind the stand.

Just curious after watching them put in another inept performance tonight.

Ina Garten and Martha Stewart's friendship deteriorated in the early 2000s. Stewart has expressed disappointment, saying Garten stopped speaking to her.

The Stalinist- led CITU is assisting Samsung management by diverting workers toward futile appeals to the pro-investor DMK-led Tamil Nadu government.

Kamala Harris' charisma is on display immediately as the video begins. 

Al Schmidt, Pennsylvania’s top state election official, outlined Thursday how administrators in the nation’s biggest battleground state are preparing to take on election misinformation and even potential violence before and after ballots are cast this year.

As I’ve been telling statehouse types for a long while, lobbyists and legislators need to be paying very close attention to what’s happening in the corruption trials relating to and involving former House Speaker Michael Madigan.

While Israel and Lebanon do not seem to want a full-scale war, they continue to take risks to impose their will on the other. The fact that Hizballah struck Israel without waiting for Iran portends problems in the Lebanese group's relationship with Tehran.

Hundreds join kilometrelong relay march in Kolkata against RG Kar case

Cost of living is front of many voters' minds in what is expected to be a close race.

1. Sri Lanka to vote in first election since protests ousted leader  BBC
2. Sri Lanka’s elite face voters’ judgment in first poll since plunge into economic crisis  Financial Times
3. As Sri Lanka votes, a $2.9bn IMF loan looms large  Al Jazeera English
4. ‘The hardship is still there’: Sri Lanka prepares to vote as hopes of revolution falter  The Guardian
5. What are the five key issues in Sri Lanka's presidential election?  Reuters

PARENTS are racing to a popular high street store to get their hands on Squishmallows for half-price in time for Christmas – here’s how to get yours.

One woman says the head of security for the former Harrods boss threatened her when she tried to speak out.

Sky Sports F1 apologizes for an expletive blunder by Ted Kravitz during a live broadcast at the Singapore GP.

A top INEC official in Edo has spoken out following the presence of a crowd at an office of the agency in Oredo local government area of the south-south state.

1. Sri Lanka votes in first election since protests ousted leader  BBC
2. Voting under way in first Sri Lanka election since economic collapse  Al Jazeera English
3. ‘The hardship is still there’: Sri Lanka prepares to vote as hopes of revolution falter  The Guardian
4. The Incumbent, the Marxist and the Heir: Sri Lanka’s Tight Race for President  The New York Times
5. Sri Lanka is yearning to turn a page as country votes in presidential election  Sky News

The Labour Ministry plans to temporarily allow foreign pilots to fly domestic routes through wet lease arrangements for airlines, but future requests from other airlines will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

More than 20 people were killed and more than 2,800 wounded when pagers, walkie-talkies, and other devices exploded in Lebanon over a two-day period, in an apparent targeted attack on the Iranian-backed Hezbollah militant group. How has Hezbollah's avoidance of digital technology failed to protect them?