Новости за 01.03.2017

He's playing hot, the team is winning, and Daniel Sprong is thinking about winning the Memorial Cup with the Charlottetown Islanders.

McCain should push for answers about the death of U.S. officer, civilians.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. gave himself a test after crashing Sunday at Daytona to make sure he was okay.

US President Donald Trump's budget director has said that the US will compete with Ireland to attract back US multinationals with operations in Ireland.

I live just about equidistant between Chicago -- where I called home for 25 years -- and West Frankfort -- which I have never visited.

The model, Rayssa Teixeira Melo, a YouTube and Instagram personality, appears on the show in a bikini. Within just a few minutes, Melo transforms from being a willing model for the proper application of a sunscreen product to uncomfortable to understandably enraged. At the end of the long video clip, the show’s hosts reveal the truth: The entire shoot was apparently a prank.

1 Mar 2017
Information sessions are being held next week to seek feedback on updated designs for a state of the art £25 million leisure facility on the site of the Andersonstown Leisure Centre.

1 Mar 2017
The Lord Mayor has congratulated a Belfast resident who has won a prestigious international photographic prize.

The Queen doesn't carry house keys or car keys, but her purse does serve a very vital function: It sends secret messages.

Four musicians who were about to make it big in the world of showbiz shared an impromptu night of jamming in 1956 - one which was never repeated.

Ashford Borough Council is supporting The Great British Spring Clean to spruce-up the borough for all its residents and visitors this weekend.

A hospital trust has assured patients that an X-Ray department will be up and running tomorrow after its machines experienced "technical problems."

A new and improved £26m leisure centre for the district has taken one step closer to fruition

The selfless act of two sisters who underwent a charity hair chop will help three good causes close to their hearts

A lane is blocked on the M20 between Ashford and Maidstone.

Work has begun to demolish a public toilet block in a town centre.

Police have taped off part of a station after thieves are said to have swiped cash from a vending machine and photo booth.

A Holiday Inn Express has been taken over by a national hotel operator after being advertised with another site for £11.5 million.

Rail services are running again after a person was hit by a train.

Alistair Bayliss says the latest takeover of Margate should be announced soon, but he's vowed the days of reckless spending are gone for good.

Sittingbourne beat off competition to land winger Kane Phillip from Herne Bay.

Neil Cugley says it is time for his Folkestone players to stand up and be counted as the business end of the season approaches.

If it is true, as some pundits insist, that the Trump administration is counting on the public’s indifference to have its way in Washington, then it’s time to get involved.

It’s happening at the local level to deal with issues the state can’t or won’t address. Why not have cities be the incubators of these new trends and see where they lead us?

Buffeted by a resurgence of anti-Semitism in Minnesota and nationwide; lifted by Muslim Americans who have stepped up in support.