Новости за 13.06.2016

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LONDON, June 13 (UPI) -- Longtime David Bowie producer Tony Visconti has apologized for criticisms he made about Adele's voice.

Analysts eye government regulation, not monetary policy

Sitora Yusufiy describes how she learned of the shooting and what her relationship with Omar Mateen was like.

Brisbane will hold a candlelight vigil in honour of the scores of LGBTIQA people targeted in the Orlando massacre.

– Fellaini discloses Mourinho’s message – The midfielder has no plans to leave Manchester – The player hopes to impress the Manchester manager Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini says that he has already been in touch with Jose Mourinho. With the arrival of Jose Mourinho, it seems inevitable that some Manchester United players know their time […]

Kolkata: SBI Life Insurance is eyeing to achieve a growth of 30-40 percent in the new business premium in 2016-17, a top company official said.

If you think you’re seeing an increasing number of your favourite websites popping up as stores in the real world, relax – it’s not your imagination. It’s a real trend that’s actually happening.

The shooting “was an intentional attack against LGBT people”, the Guardian columnist said, before accusing the presenter and another guest of “deflecting” the attacker’s motive.

How you drive is the single biggest factor when it comes to fuel economy - cruising at 140 km/h and drag racing from light to light can easily double or triple consumption

Canadian officials shut the visa door in 2010 after being informed about an investigation into alleged child trafficking.

Evraz Highveld Steel and Vanadium continues to implode following another high-level resignation.

A 2-year-old KZN boy’s chance at a new life in Canada is in jeopardy because of the interference of a local magistrate.

Evan Blum, 59, has filled a complex of buildings in Ivoryton, Conn., with architectural artifacts, many of them recovered from New York City buildings.

Some may be heading to the office; others may be busking for dollars. The jobless rate has fallen in the United States, but it may not be giving a complete picture of the labor market.

'Moscow in the 1930s: A Novel from the Archives' now available in English

A lack of continental competition is a worry for the Rossoneri as the 29-year-old weighs up a catalogue of potential options across the summer transfer window

A woman in the federal witness protection program is suing the RCMP for negligence and for undermining her trusted relationship with Canada’s national police force. She claims that after tipping off police about a drug crime, the RCMP compromised her identity and refused to own up to it.

If you’re already feeling gouged by bank fees, it may be time to check your statements. Almost all of Canada’s big banks are doling out some kind of personal banking fee increase this year.

An 85-year-old woman is warning others after she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and had her driver's licence taken away only to find out a bad reaction to a mix of medications was causing her to show signs of confusion, anxiety and aggression.

Who cheats on tests? Some foreign drug makers do. Western inspectors have found pages of important data buried under rubble. They've found evidence of erased computer records and falsified human blood tests. And those are just the examples they've witnessed.