Новости за 08.02.2022

Thatcherite Tory MP to be in charge of reviewing regulations to scrap

The Justice Department is standing by a settlement it reached with Boeing to drop criminal charges relating to the 737 Max airliner

‘Wave the red flag and drop them’

Canadian lawmakers are expressing increasing worry about the economic effects of disruptive COVID-19 demonstrations

It is the largest seizure of cryptocurrency in the history of the Justice Department

Encanto continues to dominate the Billboard charts, spending its fourth week atop the Billboard 200 Albums chart as We Don’t Talk About Bruno spends second week at No. 1 on the Hot 100.

Vernon Jones is confirming that he's entering the Republican primary in Georgia's 10th Congressional District

North Carolina election officials and some voters who challenged Rep. Madison Cawthorn's candidate qualifications say the formal effort to evalutate his eligibility should be allowed to continue

Class action lawsuit seeks damages for local community as horn noise dragged on into tenth day

Labour’s shadow employment minister told the Commons she could not accept that ‘the answer to a failed Tory decade is charity not change’.

Recruitment drive should present profession as ‘chance to be a key player in reducing UK emissions and promoting climate action’, Social Market Foundation says

Experts from the Centre for Global Development said overstating the cost of vaccines could mean aid was cut by £171 million.

The Duchess of Cornwall has carried out her first public engagement since the Queen announced on Saturday that she would become Queen Camilla when Prince Charles ascends the throne.

Christian Eriksen has said he knew he would play football again just two days after suffering a cardiac arrest.

Alec Baldwin filmed himself strolling through a town in Hampshire after his chauffer’s car was stolen shortly after he arrived in England.

Brian Martin, the official in charge of fire safety building regulations at the then-MHCLG, is alleged to have made the remark in July 2014.

Exclusive: The prime minister was distracted for hours by the allegations in Lord Ashcroft’s book, sources say

Fellow conservative Republicans are rallying behind a Kansas physician-legislator being investigated by the state medical board

American Express launched its own checking account product on Tuesday, a product that will allow its customers to accrue its popular Membership Rewards points the same way they do on its credit and charge cards

The embattled Prime Minister penned an article when an Oxford student in which he urged the repatriation of the sculptures

Almost six years after our first step into the Promised Land, two years after the full EU exit, the government is having to create an actual minister to try and find something – anything – that’s good to say about it

D’Monterrio Gibson says that he was delivering a package when he was chased down by the father-son duo

Reports suggest Cabinet minister mentioned jibe to Boris Johnson in Commons

Authorities in Greece promised to toughen rules governing football supporters’ associations in the wake of a fatal attack last week on a 19-year-old man who was stabbed and severely beaten by a gang of youths in the northern city of Thessaloniki.

Micheal Martin rejected calls to scrap the planned carbon tax rise.