Новости за 28.09.2024

The island of Majorca is bracing for a fresh wave of protests despite a summer of disruptions as activists warn the mass tourism impacts cannot be ignored.

A SIMPLE gadget blunder might be completely killing the quality of your TV picture.

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Forget the hurt, it’s been 35 years of pure joy for Lightning Seeds, one of the country’s best loved bands. To celebrate this milestone, they have lovingly put together a 20-track greatest hits album ‘Tomorrow’s Here Today: 35 Years of Lightning Seeds’, which is out on October 4, before embarking on a 20-date UK tour this winter.

Smartphones, in my opinion, are nothing less than the scourge of the modern soul and should all be banished forthwith to Dante's seventh circle. There. I said it...

Rod Stewart fans in the Black Country can experience what is said to be one of the nearest things to him when a tribute show visits next month.

Birmingham City Council have told devastated youth workers they will be putting all youth centres up for sale and will axe all part time staff.

Stourbridge based Mary Stevens Hospice has benefited to the tune of £1,000 from the generosity of staff at a Herefordshire holiday park who are marking their silver anniversary.

By Ioannis Tirkides We use summary indicators to conveniently measure the performance and health of the economy. But while these can be useful in some respects, they have their drawbacks and their interpretation and meaning may not be so straightforward. The usual way to measure an economy’s performance, and to compare it over time and […]

Arsenal and Leicester City meet at the Emirates Stadium in an important Premier League clash - and here's how you can keep up to date with the action.

Budget Icelandic airline PLAY has announced $99 flights from the US to Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen, Dublin, Liverpool, Paris and Reykjavik.

A nutritionist has revealed the best foods to eat on the keto diet after it helped him lose two stone in just two months - and he says you can still enjoy a good meal

Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner takes on the part of a notorious jewel thief in new ITV series and speaks out about the emotional of meeting her real-life counterpart

A top royal photographer has examined a very telling look the Prince and Princess of Wales shared at Trooping the Colour - and it says a great deal about the couple

A cruise on the River Douro offers the 'dam' fine delights of northern Portugal with vineyards, soaring eagles, fine food and drink and delightful towns and cities

Molly Matthews, 22, lives with chronic fatigue syndrome and psoriasis which has forced her to miss out on social events - 'I’m young and want to go out and do things'

Zandra Rhodes' new memoir is an enlightening account of her colourful life and career in objects. The flamboyant British fashion designer opens up about her successful career

Travis Kelce has gotten off to a slow start this season, hauling in just eight receptions for 69 yards and zero touchdowns through the Kansas City Chiefs' first three games

Parimatch is offering new customers the chance to back both teams to score in the crucial Premier League clash between Manchester City and Arsenal

Kate Middleton and Prince William's decision to travel to Balmoral earlier this week was an 'encouraging surprise' and a 'good sign' of the princess's recovery, a Royal expert says

The Bio-Pilixin Activation Serum from Scandinavian Biolabs is designed to improve hair density without the need for hair growth drugs and it's become a 'miracle in a bottle' for hundreds of shoppers

Guinness 0.0 has quickly become the non-alcoholic beer of choice, with sales doubling year on year. Once reserved for cans, it’s now pouring from taps in London pubs – but at £6 a pint, is it worth the hype? Hannah Twiggs explores the rise of Guinness’s zero-alcohol incarnation and the cultural shift behind it

Koh Tao might be best known for it mesmerising scuba diving spots, but what’s just as impressive is the steps it takes in marine conservation – Lucie Grace finds out how committed it is to being clean and green

For his latest bestseller, ‘Precipice’, Robert Harris trawled secret letters to bring to life the hidden relationship between prime minister HH Asquith and a beautiful young socialite more than three decades his junior. The author tells Geordie Greig about the female character who moved him to tears, what Asquith’s family really think of the book, and why contemporary British politics has been ‘a cloud’ over his seventh decade