Новости за 17.02.2025

New rules mean that people who owe at least £1,000 could be hit with tough measures including a driving ban if they fail to engage with the Department for Work and Pensions

MICHAEL OWEN lambasted three Manchester United stars for “sleeping” throughout Sunday’s miserable loss at Tottenham.

A third-year B-Tech student at KIIT in Bhubaneswar allegedly died by suicide, possibly due to being blackmailed by another student. This led to unrest among Nepali students on campus. Police have registered a case, and investigations are ongoing. The university has taken precautionary measures to stabilize the situation.

Market sentiment remains cautious as modest Q3 FY25 earnings growth and sustained FII selling pressure continue to impact near-term market dynamics

A popular BBC presenter has stepped down from her role due to a heart-wrenching health diagnosis. This is a breaking new story...

Compared to historical growth trends, the brand has seen growth accelerate 300 bps this year

Wedding day gone wrong: Newlyweds' house explodes in Chicago

The Nintendo Switch 2 may be without a release date, but it appears the console is already available on the black market – although it'll cost you to get your hands on it earlier than anyone else

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will make five big changes to the benefits system

With Kerala refusing to grant permission, field trials for two GM rubber variants are currently underway in Assam and Tripura

The programme, among other benefits, provides loan assistance of upto ₹1 crore towards capital, with subsidy upto 30%, to ex-servicemen and their wards

The man, aged in his 30s, has been named locally as Quam Babatunde.

The talks will be held in Saudi Arabia.

On the anniversary of Tabriz Popular Uprising on February 18, 1978, a large number of people from East Azerbaijan Province met with Imam Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, in the Imam Khomeini Hussainyah on February 17, 2025.

The Iranian diplomat said that Israel was the "only impediment on the path to establish a nuclear-weapon-free Middle East"

LOVE Island All Stars has become embroiled in a fix scandal just hours before the 2025 show final.

The Office of Rail and Road has published a letter it has sent to Network Rail, in which it warns that the condition of infrastructure like bridges and tunnels is not being monitored properly, to the point where Network Rail is now being told to take ‘specific actions’ to comply with health and safety law.

Paris Saint-Germain’s players have developed a newfound confidence and clinical efficiency following the loss of players like Neymar, Mbappé and Messi, a shift epitomised by Ousmane Dembélé’s transformation from wasteful finisher to ruthless goal scorer. Under Luis Enrique's management, the team’s hyped-up, overpriced squads have racked up some of the most depressing fiascos in the history of club football.

20-Down, Five Letters: Five octaves, for Mariah Carey

PRINCE Andrew may not be the recluse he is sometimes portrayed as these days but his landmark 65th birthday next week is expected to be a small affair.

In December, the four parties in the NI Executive voted to introduce a ban on the sale of puberty blockers to under 18s.

Spain’s national museum of contemporary art has purchased 470 works, most by women, and many by artists from ethnic minorities

A MUM has sparked a fierce debate after revealing she turned the family’s lounge into a bedroom for one of her kids.