Новости за 02.10.2024

One councillor says residents are being woken up by shrieking and screaming.

The policy of official Warsaw may tear Poland apart, Polish engineer Bartlomiej Grzelec said in an interview with Polish former judge Tomasz Szmydt in the latest episode of the V Teme [On Point] project on BelTA's YouTube channel.

1. Wednesday briefing: What Iran’s attack on Israel means for the Middle East  The Guardian
2. 'Middle East erupts' and 'OBE' for Queen's funeral horse  BBC
3. British fighter jets ‘played part’ in defending Israel from Iranian attack  The Telegraph
4. Israel may target Iranian oil refineries in retaliatory strikes  The Guardian
5. Israel has promised 'severe response' to Iran's missile attack - and the signs aren't good  Sky News

IF you’re obsessed with Perrie Edwards’ style and want to look as chic as her, then you’ve come to the right place.

F1 legend Schumacher has not been seen publicly since a near-fatal skiing accident over 10 years ago

Revisiting Joker How Joaquin Phoenixs performance made up for weak storyline

Chairperson of the Nelson Mandela Foundation board, Dr Naledi Pandor has continued to insist on a public apology from Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).

The Conservative Party has a youth problem - how do its young activists plan to solve it?

Iran launched its second direct attack on Israel in history on Tuesday, firing what it said were 200 missiles including hypersonic weapons, sending Israeli civilians into shelters and prompting several countries in the region to shut their airspace. Israel intercepted most of the missiles, while Israeli medics reported two people injured by shrapnel. In the occupied West Bank, a Palestinian was killed in Jericho. FRANCE 24's Irris Makler reports from Jerusalem.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag insists he has retained the confidence of his players amid a challenging start to the season. The Red Devils have been in poor form and hit a new low in their 3-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur over the weekend. In an interview with Sky Sports, Ten Hag spoke about […]

Paris Saint-Germain were no match for Arsenal, so says Luis Enrique, who does not know how long it will take to transform his team into Champions League contenders. The French champions, who lost their talisman Kylian Mbappe to Real Madrid in the summer and look like a side in transition, suffered their first defeat of […]

Dunain House, which dates from the early 18th Century, was destroyed by fire 10 years ago.

Zaheer Abbas attributes Pakistan cricket's decline to excessive focus on T20 cricket and financial distractions, leading to poor Test performance. He criticizes PCB's leadership for neglecting cricket's true essence and advocates for India's participation in Pakistan's 2025 ICC Champions Trophy to boost regional cricket.

News: RIP John Amos, maybe best known for Good Times, but I’m such a fan of The West Wing that I’ll always remember what he brought to that show as well.

As rumors spin on social media, revelers in one of New York City’s most popular neighborhoods for nightlife are on higher alert.

Most people don't feel confident in their ability to detect deepfakes, and that could mean trouble for identity security.

Shlosberg, one of the few anti-war voices remaining in Russia, faces up to two years in prison if convicted.

The 15-year-old allegedly shot postal worker Octavia Redmond while in a stolen vehicle

1. UK regulator fines Starling Bank £29mn over ‘shockingly lax’ crime controls  Financial Times
2. Starling Bank fined £29m for ‘shockingly lax’ sanctions breaches – business live  The Guardian
3. FCA fines Starling Bank £29m over screening failures  Financial Planning Today
4. £29m FCA fine for ‘Burnham Bike’ sponsor Starling  Prolific North
5. Starling Bank hit with FCA fine over ‘shockingly lax’ financial sanction procedures  The Banker

An albino wallaby joey has been discovered peeking from its mother's pouch in a wildlife park on the NSW south coast.

SOUP has been recalled from a UK supermarket over fears it contains shards of metal.

The 2025 season will feature 15 events in 14 countries, with greater prize money on offer to athletes

Travellers tend to look at the cost of things such as food and accommodation when it comes to choosing the next destination. This time it is beer.