Новости за 27.04.2023

I doubt (i) Souths would let him go and (ii) he'll want to leave Aus.

Statistics: Posted by Douglas Black — Thu Apr 27, 2023 12:24 pm

ATLANTA (AP) — ATLANTA (AP) — Cumulus Media Inc. (CMLS) on Thursday reported a loss of $21.5 million in its first quarter.

Manchester United have asked their suitors to involve several key details in their final bids ahead of Friday's deadline.

The men's casual chic clothing brand just ended a "record year". It is strengthening its French network and has strong ambitions for both the English and Spanish market.

The central government in India has increased the special casual leave allowance for organ donation from 30 days to 42 days owing to the time required for recovery after significant surgery. The leave is available to all living donors, but the donor must have been approved for donation by government medical practitioners.

The Finance Ministry is considering classifying online gaming into categories of skill and chance, and levying a differential rate of GST, an official said. Currently, online gaming attracts 18...

The 2023 NFL Draft kicks off this Thursday and Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson has been tipped to be the most wanted youngster thanks to his qualities as a player and striking personality

Measles has been reported in 17 countries of the WHO European Region since the start of 2023 and over 900 cases were reported by the end of February, exceeding the number reported for all of 2022, according to the World Health Organization

“Azerbaijan has never caused tense relations with France and has always favored positive development of relations. Our country has made every efforts for this,” said Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov as he held a press conference with French Minister of

King Charles III's coronation is around the corner – and Prince Harry has just brought the royal media relations into the spotlight

SOME football fans are only just realising what the “D” on the edge of the penalty is for.

The U.S. needs lithium to make EV batteries. The preservation of an obscure plant, Tiehm’s buckwheat, is getting in the way.

​Buying in index majors Infosys and Reliance Industries added to the optimism in the equity market.

Parents in Pakistan are now putting padlocks on their late daughters’ graves to prevent them from being raped by some randy men. According to a report, necrophilia cases are on the rise in the country and some social media users, including activists and authors have raised the matter once again on Thursday. First Post reports

Heath Secretary Steve Barclay won a case in the High Court that part of a 48-hour strike was unlawful.

Israeli and European archaeologists provide new insight into the mystery of ancient Gaza wine

James Heaps appeared in the Los Angeles Superior Court Wednesday and was sentenced after being convicted of sexually abusing patients.

Few sex acts (except scissoring, maybe) get quite as bad a rep as fisting. Why? Well, there’s the obvious: framed as a more extreme or taboo act, it’s often talked about in ways that are shaming or scare-mongery. 

Tim Wardle, 84, says Britain’s ban on assisted dying means the right to die is only available to those who can fork out more than £10,000

Ofra Strauss, Chairperson of The Strauss Group, related her experience as a woman becoming the chairperson of the company.

In introducing singer Abraham Rodriguez Jr., Cohen lets the patrons at the Blue Note know: ‘He’s got a world of songs that he sings.’ Everyone in the room shakes to that irresistible clave beat.

Attrition for quarter reduces to 15% from 24% last year, says company