Новости за 11.11.2015

The group said that the device, embedded in an ultra-fine film, can measure target temperatures between 25 and 50 degrees Celsius (77-122 F), a range that includes that of the human body.

Prime Minister David Cameron is involved in a row with the Conservative leader of his local county council over cuts to local services.

Americans were facing the threat of severe weather from a mix of snow, thunderstorms and tornadoes from the Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes.

Four lower-tier Republican candidates faced off in Milwaukee tonight.

Israel accuses Brussels of "discrimination" and anti-semitism after new guidelines issued for labelling products from Israeli settlements on occupied land

Key witnesses in an investigation into Brisbane school paedophile scandals stretching across two decades will face tough questions over the next two days.

Republican candidates for the most part avoided personal attacks during their debate in Milwaukee Tuesday night, wrangling instead over policy differences on issues from immigration, military spending and how to handle the Islamic State group.

A Western Cape delegation, led by Premier Helen Zille, is visiting two big international food and wine shows this week in Shanghai.

On November 11, 1915, exactly three years before the end of World War I, IBM listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

MTN has been the victim of a “shake down” by Nigerian regulators who fined the phone company $5.2 billion says Wells Fargo & Co.

Minstens 16 mensen zijn woensdag omgekomen door een schietpartij in de Libische stad Benghazi. Volgens een mededeling van het leger vielen de doden tijdens een zwaar gevecht tussen de officiële strijdkrachten en extremisten van Islamitische Staat.

John Lewis will open a shop-in-shop in The Netherlands, its first international venture outside Asia

Ahead of this week's international friendlies, Jonathan Liew ranks and rates his Top 20 international managers... where does Roy Hodgson come?

Premier Soccer League chairman, Irvin Khoza confirmed the league has agreed to release PSL Chief Executive, Brand de Villiers.

British man jailed for alcohol possession in Saudi Arabia returns to the UK

Unemployment in Scotland rose over the summer months but fell in the UK as a whole, according to official statistics.

Security is drum-tight, with security guards, security cameras, biometric security checkpoints, and even man traps.

The "great British hedgehog" should become a national symbol of the UK says an MP, while a minister says it should remain a lion.

Comment: Someone knows what happened to the girl whose life was cut short at 12. Justice is coming.

A British pensioner who was jailed for possessing alcohol in Saudi Arabia has returned to the UK, the Foreign Office confirms.

As the day progressed, suspended particulate matters (PM 2.5 and 10) shot up to unhealthy levels across the capital, leading to the World Air Quality Index issuing a health alert.

Ian Dundas, Enerplus CEO, weighs in on the Keystone pipeline debate and the outlook on Canadian oil.

This debate likely produced few gamechangers, ABC contributors say.