Новости за 03.01.2022

Kentucky senator plans move to Rumble, favoured video platform of right wing

The Girls’ Day School Trust, which represents 25 schools in England, say doing so could ‘jeopardise’ their single-sex status

Mr Koechner reportedly spent New Year’s Eve at Ventura County Jail

Christopher Key has stated his intention to try and arrest Louisiana’s governor, following the announcement of proposed vaccine mandates

‘This is the kind of behaviour of children. Not of a government leading a country,’ says Afghan ex-family court judge

A federal judge has rejected U.S. Rep. Jeff Fortenberry’s attempts to dismiss charges accusing the Nebraska Republican of making false statements to FBI agents who were investigating an illegal foreign donation to his campaign

Panel spent much of their holiday season behind closed doors in a California courthouse

Millions of Americans are on hook for nearly $2 trillion for higher education costs. After months of pandemic pauses on repayments, advocates ask Biden: Why not cancel it all? Alex Woodward reports

‘A year that blessed us with our boy,’ royal says of last year

Some school systems around the U.S. have extended their holiday break or switched back to online instruction because of the explosion in COVID-19 cases

The 21-year-old Spain international was presented at the Nou Camp on Monday morning.

South Lanarkshire Police have appealed for information about the fires in Hamilton.

Man United 0-1 Wolves: Moutinho fires in deserved winner after poor performance from the hosts

The teachers union will ask the Department of Health to introduce ‘a delayed and staggered reopening’ of schools at a meeting on Tuesday.

‘These young men did a lot of things right to give themselves the best chance of being rescued,’ says the US Coast Guard

More than 700 people have been charged for their role in the Capitol attack, Richard Hall asks experts what we know about those people.

The nation’s longest-serving secretary of state who built a reputation for fiercely defending New Hampshire’s position at the front of the presidential primary calendar says he will be stepping down

PM insists no new measures needed as hospitals plead with ‘exhausted’ staff to give up rest days to keep services open

She was one of the 13 people on the on the fourth-floor balcony of a building in California when it collapsed

Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok's resignation has plunged the country’s already fragile democratic transition into further turmoil

A winter snowstorm blanketed the nation’s capital Monday, closing government offices, snarling travel and grounding the president’s helicopter. Up to 10 inches (25 centimeters) was forecast for the District of Columbia and parts of Virginia and Maryland

Reports suggest pair have refused to comply with

December 31 saw a 5.2% rise in footfall from Christmas Eve, data from Springboard shows.

The total is nine lower than last week’s record high of 103.

Mother admits she was surprised by ‘one in two million’ chances