Новости за 04.04.2024

Adrian Schiller was best known for appearing in the historical Netflix series The Last Kingdom and the ITV royal drama Victoria.

The La Salle Lady Spikers, looking for answers after losing MVP Angel Canino to a freak right arm accident, find solace in veteran Maicah Larroza and rising sophomore Shevana Laput to fill in the massive void

Sports Mole previews Saturday's Copa del Rey clash between Athletic Bilbao and Mallorca, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

Robert Vadra, husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi, has expressed interest in contesting the upcoming polls from Amethi, the former bastion of the Gandhi family. Vadra believes Amethi is the ideal place to represent the people of the constituency, which has been troubled by the current MP, Smriti Irani. The Congress has not announced who will challenge the Union Minister from Amethi, and it is uncertain if Rahul Gandhi will contest from here.

The Berkeley professor did not want to be a "distraction" to the event in Paris after she was criticised for describing the 7 October attacks as an “act of armed resistance”

Rakesh Mohan joins World Bank's Economic Advisory Panel chaired by Lord Nicholas Stern, advised by Indermit Gill. Panel focuses on strategic issues, research, and policy for a two-year term. Mohan has a background in global economics and finance.

DISNEY has unveiled plans for a brand new Avatar-themed land set to open at Disneyland.

Malachi Flynn nearly doubled his career-high, scoring a franchise-record 50 points off the Detroit Pistons bench in a 121-113 loss to the Atlanta Hawks.

Manchester United and West Ham United are reportedly keen on signing the Monaco midfielder Youssouf Fofana at the end of the season. A report from Calciomercato claims that the French club are aware of the fact that he could move on in the summer and they do not intend to block his exit. However, they […]

As Kate Middleton steps away from the public eye, Prince Andrew is attending more events with the British royals.

1. Amazon confirms plans to cut hundreds of jobs globally in blow to workers  GB News
2. Amazon cuts hundreds of jobs in cloud computing unit  CNBC
3. Amazon lays off several hundred employees  The Seattle Times
4. Amazon downsizes AWS in a fresh cost-cutting round  CIO

Our brilliant advice columnist Bel Mooney has answered thousands of readers' letters over the years. But what if the rich and famous turned to her for peerless advice about their own problems?

Jeremy Herrin's production of the Eugene O'Neill masterpiece is a long but rewarding night in the theatre.

“Our combined Social Security and pensions provide us with an income of $176,000 per year.”

Levy is one of three people who were wounded in the shopping mall stabbing attack in Gan Yavne on Sunday, leaving behind a pregnant wife, six-month-old baby, parents, and two siblings

Vedanta chief shares throwback pic of Agra trip with family

Amid concerns of escalating violence following the killing of Iranian generals in Damascus, the Israeli military halted leave for all combat units. This decision, based on situational assessment, aims to ensure readiness as tensions rise. Reservists were also called up to bolster aerial defenses, while disruptions in GPS services suggest measures against potential guided missile threats. With Iran vowing revenge and speculations about possible retaliation, the region remains on edge, awaiting developments as the situation unfolds.

MICHAEL BALLACK has questioned if Germany have become “too soft” ahead of Euro 2024.

Low-key campaigning has affected the number of orders being placed, with local caterers, for the popular dish

Modi criticizes INDIA for spreading lies about CAA, promising citizenship to Mother India believers. He condemns corrupt politicians, assures justice for the poor, and vows stringent action against corruption.

The discovery could help find new treatments.