Новости за 20.10.2022

The Lions beat the Netherlands by 16 runs to qualify for the Super 12

Prashanth Kandhaiah told jurors he was not a ‘terrorist’, adding: ‘I didn’t go there to stab an officer. I went there to get shot.’

The remark followed what the presenter described as a ‘robust interview’ with the Tory MP.

‘How could they lose such an efficient bus conductor’

Report could be obstacle to peerage for former culture secretary

A superyacht linked to sanctioned Russian tycoon Alexey Mordashov has left Hong Kong for South Africa nearly two weeks after the U.S. accused the city of operating as a safe haven for sanctioned individuals

The dome of the Jami Mosque in North Jakarta, Indonesia, caught fire and collapsed on Wednesday (19 October).

It wasn’t a pleasant scene – and not one I have seen in my seven years in Westminster

Tehran continues to deny sending drones to Moscow

In chatrooms and in interviews, those who previously backed Tehran’s rulers, are speaking out with disgust and anger

Expect some details on the ‘RE4’ remake and some updates to ‘Village’

A Russian fighter jet “released a missile” in the vicinity of a British aircraft over the Black Sea, Ben Wallace has said.

The 42-year-old has taken Queens Park Rangers to the top of the Championship

No casulties were reported

Conservatives accused of ‘propping up zombie PM’ as party descends into ‘open warfare’ in parliament

The SU-27 ‘released a missile’ near an RAF aircraft over the Black Sea last month, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace revealed on Thursday.

The wife of a Try Guys comedy group member has taken to TikTok to claim that she once saw James Corden shout at a restaurant worker.

Anne-Marie Trevelyan has denied Wednesday’s fracking vote was a “vote of confidence” in Liz Truss, instead accusing Labour of attempting to “hijack the order paper”.

The British-Irish director reunites his ‘In Bruges’ stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson for a film heart-wrenching in its simplicity

‘Feeding wongari can cause them to become habituated and approach people for food, which can put people and the wongari at risk,’ say authorities

From his ‘s***ty’ treatment of Emma Watson to Rupert Grint being ‘fined’ by director

Finance ministers of major Pacific Rim economies have pledged to combat inflation and seek sustainable growth at a meeting in Bangkok ahead of a summit next month

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has released new footage that shows the realities and dangers volunteer crews often face when they rescue people crossing the English Channel.

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Most likely way prime minister will be forced out is if backbench leader informs her the game is up