Новости за 17.10.2024

Philips launches new air purifiers in India starting at Rs

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1. Fury as Lammy Snubs Commonwealth Allies With China Visit  Guido Fawkes
2. David Lammy to raise human rights and support for Russia on China trip  Financial Times
3. David Lammy urged to raise human rights concerns on China trip  The Guardian
4. UK foreign minister to visit China to rebuild damaged ties  Reuters UK
5. In Beijing, will David Lammy dare to mention the Uyghur genocide?  The Independent

(Telecompaper) Telenor has announced the publication of its "Nordic Digital Security 2024" report to coincide with the official enforcement of the EU's NIS2 Directive on 17 October...

The group argue that warnings higher taxes will drive the rich to move overseas or cancel investments in UK businesses are overblown.

CRISTIANO RONALDO can’t seem to get enough of football, after he was seen watching his son’s training session.

Shares of paper and packaging giant Mondi slumped 9% at one point on Thursday, after it reported that its core profit fell over a third in its third quarter to end September.

EUROSTAR has brought back its half-price ticket scheme – the first time in five years.

MK Dons will host rivals AFC Wimbledon as one of 40 ties in the FA Cup first round.

Rushall Olympic vice-chairman Nick Allen admits they are "essentially a village club" after earning an FA Cup first round tie against Accrington Stanley.

1. Ministers complain to Starmer over spending cuts  BBC.com
2. No 10 tells aggrieved ministers to make their departments more cost-efficient  The Guardian
3. Reeves’s web of lies can no longer conceal her dystopian plan for Britain  The Telegraph
4. The Budget: What do we know so far?  The Independent
5. Budget 2024: What could Chancellor Rachel Reeves announce?  Sky News

1. Maserati announces GT2 Stradale pricing for UK  PistonHeads
2. Maserati's MC20 Stradale Goes On Sale As It's Most Expensive Car Ever  AutoSpies.com

The party’s recent record shows that Badenoch’s ascent to leadership favourite is no accident

Rishabh Pant sustained a knee injury while wicketkeeping during the first innings against New Zealand at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. He left the field with assistance from support staff and is expected to miss the remainder of play on Day 2.

The 9m (30ft) long whale is hoped to have made it back out to sea after getting stuck at Southerness.

This ex-Chelsea defender has clashed with the world's best attackers, and named a Manchester City hero when asked about the toughest opponent he's ever faced

Red Bull are relying on a successful set of upgrades for the United States Grand Prix in order to give Max Verstappen the tools he needs to fend off the challenge from Lando Norris

The £3.5m Islington-based project will involve transforming the building into a vibrant cultural space, and is located at the ANC’s former London HQ

Former New York Jets star Ryan Fitzpatrick was critical of Aaron Rodgers after the quarterback publicly scrutinized his teammate following Monday night's loss.

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The closure of the refinery next year is expected to lead to the loss of up to 400 jobs.

President's ultimatum indicates he may finally be willing to use leverage, instead of hugs, to influence Netanyahu.

Rishabh Pant was injured while wicket-keeping on Day 2 of the first Test against New Zealand, getting hit by a ball to his unprotected knee. Physio attended to Pant, who then exited the field in evident pain. Dhruv Jurel replaced Pant behind the stumps. The injury's impact on India's plans for the Test series and upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy remains uncertain.