Новости за 27.04.2023

Car insurance companies don’t take unnecessary risks—and now, for State Farm and Progressive, many Hyundais and Kias are a risk they are not willing to take, at least temporarily. The reason? That same viral TikTok trend from the “Kia Boyz” we covered back in February, in which users learned how to easily hot-wire the…

Express.co.uk readers have shown widespread support in favour of drivers facing compulsory eyesight tests to help improve road safety and reduce the risk of accidents.

THERE is about to be a new A-list arrival on Albert Square as Eurovision fever hits Walford.

ANDREW RIDGELEY is marking the 40th anniversary of WHAM!’s debut album Fantastic with a Netflix documentary and the re-release their records.

The 2023 NFL Draft is live from Kansas City starting on Thursday night.

Bookmakers have installed the Leafs as a -155 favorite in Game 5.

The singer is set to make a surprise appearance in The Prince Albert pub as the residents of Walford celebrate the Eurovision Song Contest 2023.

A departing ABC staffer lobbed a truth bomb to their soon-to-be former colleagues, attacking a demographic lottery that screws over its younger employees.

The court had to be adjourned several times on Thursday as Miller’s family struggled to sit through the sentencing of the boy responsible for her death.

The HSU, one of the state’s largest unions, has blasted the government for a “concerning and confusing” lack of clarity over the removal of the controversial public sector wages cap.

Elections and polls are taking place across South-East Asia, but the commitment shown to such processes in Timor-Leste is notably impressive.

A woman has had charges dropped and Victoria Police is scrambling to check other cases since an investigation began into a drug squad detective who is accused of tampering with DNA results.

No Context Succession has built an enormous following by posting screenshots of Succession alongside subtitles that lack context.

The Greens are far from alone in grappling with this issue of transgender rights, but the party is unique in succumbing to pressure to limit free speech and stifle unwelcome opinions.

The worst of the pandemic has subsided, countries are accessible again and airlines expect decent profits now that business and leisure travel has returned. Why, then, are fares still so high?

Eleven years after making a bad call on parenting payments for single mothers, Labor has a rare chance to gain redemption.

In the damp soil of your garden you’re likely to see more mushrooms pop up. But there is so, so much more to fungi than their colourful heads.

House prices in once-booming regions are getting cheaper as interest rates rise and the tree-change exodus from Melbourne finally stalls.

Readers flocked to mourn and celebrate, but sometimes tick off, Barry Humphries.

Six-figure sums have been slashed from house prices in popular coastal destinations that boomed during the pandemic.

How unlocking the potential of female entrepreneurs benefits the society, environment and economy.

Playing for the Socceroos was a time this Sydney high school teacher will never forget. As its coach, he will take the Sydney Football Club’s A-League Women team to its sixth consecutive grand final on Sunday.

The end of Mussolini, the man who inspired Hitler, came with terrible swiftness.

Sharing a ride with a stranger is like rolling the dice on human behaviour. It can be awkward, aggressive, fun and mischievous; but rarely normal.