Новости за 22.11.2023

I’M A Celebrity is back on our screens and giving us that daily dose of entertainment.

Council ordered temporary closure of Mr White's in July over 'imminent risk to public health'

Well, cheers to that! And, to help you toast, here are a few American sparklers to go with our favorite eating holiday.

Watch the action live from St Andrews as Blues Women take on the Addicks. Head over to BluesTV to subscribe and never miss ...

After Everton were docked 10 points for breaching financial regulations, the club have now blamed Tottenham and the Richarlison deal for their issues – a move which has not gone down well with the North London club. Last week, Everton were hit with the biggest points penalty of any Premier League club to date, after […]

If you want to invest in your health this Black Friday, here are top recommendations from CNET's wellness editors.

Ridley Scott's Napoleon is a thrilling, shockingly funny historical epic.

It is that time of the year when the temperature starts to drop. Stay warm by cozying up your mattress -- and just in time for the holidays.

Comedian Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias will be performing at Pechanga Arena in San Diego on April 18, 2024. This is part of his Gabriel Iglesias: Don’t Worry Be Fluffy Tour. ​Tickets can be purchased at Fluffyguy.com starting Friday, November 24 at 10am PST. Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias is one of the world’s most successful stand-up...

The troubled Msunduzi Municipality has fired a veteran senior manager amid a R14.2 million probe into alleged irregularities in relation to a maintenance of rental housing contract awarded to a service provider, and the Hawks have been roped in to investigate, News24 can exclusively reveal.

Any Londoner who regularly travels by Tube will have encountered it: an obnoxious traveller tucking into a pungent McDonald’s, greasy fingers on greasy fries, each mouthful of quarter-pounder an act of inhumanity. Or another, Pizza Express box balanced on thighs, chowing down on slices of an American Hot, as pepperoni wafts around the carriage, an assault on the senses.

A standing-room-only crowd turned out for first-time event featuring student models wearing designs by MSU alumni.

A proposed framework to assess and communicate the credibility of detections of extraterrestrial life is vital to deliver results we can all believe in

The peak of the spectacular Geminids meteor shower is on the night of 14 and 15 December, but the shower is active from 4 December, says Abigail Beall

This alternate history saga is as riveting as ever, but with added gravitas as it tackles questions also facing us in our world – such as how to convince people to act for future generations, says Bethan Ackerley

How did people with irrational beliefs fare in psychology's early days? Owen Davies's new book has great insights

Anna Beeke's shot of this huge spruce, which has become a landmark on the Pacific shoreline, is part of a stunning new book of photographs highlighting trees and woodlands around the world

The Four Realms of Existence by Joseph LeDoux and Consciousness by John Parrington tell us a lot about human cognition, brain structure and evolution – but most of all they demonstrate how far this most tricky of quests still has to go

Friends actor Matthew Perry died last month, and the public outpouring of grief has been huge. Why can celebrity deaths be so upsetting, asks Sara Novak

After bringing the world news of the Black Hole Lane near a reader's home in Hereford, UK, last month, Feedback is delighted to learn of the existence of the Black Hole Public Toilet in Nelson, New Zealand

Trust and safety teams at tech firms are all too easy to overlook, but the rise of propaganda and online harassment makes them vitally important, says Annalee Newitz