Новости за 17.04.2024

A judge has dismissed an attempt to quash one of four first-degree murder charges against a man accused of killing four Indigenous women in Winnipeg, just two weeks ahead of his jury trial.

A source is speaking out about Jenna Dewan‘s legal standoff with Channing Tatum and how it is affecting her relationship with fiance Steve Kazee. If you missed it, Jenna is contesting the funds that she would receive from Channing for his work on the Magic Mike franchise. In court documents, she alleged that she deserved [...]

A Kaduna-based tourism expert, Dr. Tobi Bernard Thomas has averred that tourism has the potential to boost Kaduna State’s internally generated revenue if proper consideration is given to the sector. Thomas, a critical stakeholder who is also in the hospitality industry, further disclosed that money generated from tourism could cater to the state’s infrastructure and

Arsenal are reportedly set to pocket a £2m windfall after Fulham secured their Premier League status, thanks to a clause embedded in Bernd Leno's transfer agreement.

The Niger Delta Development Commission has completed the construction of an electricity injection sub-station in Amufi-Ikpoba Okha Local Government Area, Benin City, Edo State. NDDC’s Director of Corporate Affairs, Pius Ughakpoteni, disclosed this in a release on Monday. He said the sub-station would be inaugurated and handed over to Benin Electric soon. During a recent

The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Heineken Lokpobiri, has said that President Bola Tinubu is committed to the closure of the acquisition of Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited from ExxonMobil by indigenous energy company, Seplat Energy. Lokpobiri said this on Tuesday at the Facts Behind the Figures Presentation of Seplat Energy to mark a decade

Dubai's major international airport diverted scores of incoming flights on Tuesday as heavy rains lashed the United Arab Emirates, causing widespread flooding around the desert country.

Tax plan unveiled at Scranton is pure class warfare.

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The new sanctions and other measures will "continue a steady drumbeat of pressure" to contain and degrade Iran's military capacity and effectiveness, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said.

1. What we know about the protest that closed traffic near Sea-Tac Airport  The Seattle Times
2. Anti-Israel agitators’ ‘unlawful’ tactics will ‘not be tolerated,’ California Highway Patrol warns  Fox News
3. Golden Gate Bridge pro-Palestinian protesters to be released from jail, DA not ready to charge them  KGO-TV
4. Why it took so long for Bay Area highway protests to be cleared  SFGATE
5. Pro-Palestinian protests could foreshadow a summer of upheaval  The Washington Post

The Kwara State Government has acquired a total of 20,065 hectares of land in both the Ilorin East and Ilorin South Local Government Areas of the state to site the New Ilorin SmartCity Estate. A government statement obtained by Arewa PUNCH noted that the acquisition of the land followed a stakeholders’ meeting which held between

KOTA BARU; FOR Malaysian criminals, buying firearms from the black market in Thailand has never been easier.

The legislation is to return to the Commons after the Lords again pressed demands for revisions to the controversial Bill.

Former President Donald Trump will have to miss a major Republican fundraiser because of his New York City hush money trial, according to a new report.

NHS Charities Together said ‘we all have a responsibility to make sure those who work for the NHS are looked after too’.

Physical documents will be gradually phased out and nearly all visa holders living in the UK will have access to an eVisa by 2025.

Analysis in a new report has ‘exposed the deeply rooted social inequalities’, the authors said.

Pc Fletcher was shot dead outside the Libyan People’s Bureau in St James’s Square, central London, while policing a small demonstration in 1984.

MPs campaigning against corruption said the UK had a ‘unique chance for global leadership’ on tackling economic crime.

The caretaker organisation has said the sacrifices of veterans could be forgotten unless more is done to engage younger generations.

Bans have already been introduced in Scotland and Wales in recent years.

Genetic factors that contribute to the link between type 2 diabetes and increased cancer risk have been poorly understood until now.