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Barbados PM Mia A. Mottley among Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People
Barbados Prime Minister Mia A. Mottley has been listed among Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People of 2022, appearing on one of the five global covers released on Monday, May 23, 2022.
Russia To Repay Foreign Debt In Rubles After US Ends Exemption
Russia-Ukraine War: The US Treasury it was closing the escape clause to the drastic financial sanctions imposed on Moscow.
US Tourists Left Stunned After Being Charged Nearly Rs 50,000 For Snack And Drinks In Greece
The restaurant, DK Oyster, profusely denied claims and stated that "absolutely no violations had taken place".
JD Sports founder Peter Cowgill ousted 'with immediate effect'
Sky's Ian King says the City has been shocked by Mr Cowgill's sudden departure despite a string of negative headlines and criticism he had too much control of the FTSE 100 company.
Texas Shooter Shared Plan On Facebook, Used AR-15 Rifle For Attack: Governor
Texas Shooting: Texas Governor said that gunman shared his plan--'I'm going to shoot an elementary school", on Facebook before arriving at the school.
Dieselgate scandal: More than 90,000 VW drivers in England and Wales will get payouts
A five-year fight for compensation has resulted in the owners of tens of thousands of VW vehicles securing a payout which VW said was the result of its wish not to enter a potentially costly and protracted legal battle.
Johnny Depp "Never" Threw Me Down Any Stairs: British Model Kate Moss
Amber Heard, during her testimony earlier this month, mentioned a reported incident in which Johnny Depp was alleged to have pushed his former girlfriend Kate Moss down a flight of stairs.
The Cannes Film Festival 2022: The Best Red Carpet Looks
Here's what everyone wore for the festival's 75th year.
"Painful, Cruel And All False": Johnny Depp On Amber Heard's Testimony
Taking the witness stand as the six-week-long trial in Fairfax, near the US capital, nears an end, Mr Depp was asked by his lawyers what it had been like to listen to Ms Heard's testimony
Chelsea FC takeover official as government approves sale
"We are satisfied the proceeds of the sale will not benefit Roman Abramovich or other sanctioned individuals," Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries said.
"She Went McNuts": US Woman Throws A Fit At McDonald's After Wrong Order
The woman, identified as Tianis Jones by authorities, had gone to the restaurant to pick up her order but became overly irritated after the employees had got her order wrong.
Cost of living: Petrol price reaches new record high at 170p a litre and diesel at 181p, data shows
AA fuel price spokesman Luke Bosdet says it is "particularly galling" when supermarkets of the same brand charge "significantly more" at one location compared with another in the same region.
"An Epidemic We Can Control": Actor Matthew Mcconaughey On Texas Shooting
Matthew McConaughey has said he supports the Second Amendment but believes in common-sense gun laws
Chinese takeover of UK's largest microchip producer faces national security review
A review of the reported £63m deal had been demanded by MPs while a former National Cyber Security Centre chief had warned it posed a greater threat to British interests than Huawei's involvement in the 5G network.
"How Many More Children...": UN Body Slams US Over Texas Shooting
Texas School Shooting: The 19 children, a teacher, and a school staff member who set off for school in the morning will never return home to their families, Catherine Russell, executive director of UNICEF said.
Cost of living: SSE boss defends 23% rise in annual profits and dismisses calls for windfall tax
SSE's chief executive, Alistair Phillips-Davies, dismissed calls for a windfall tax on the profits of energy companies, pointing to the company's plans to invest £24bn in British energy infrastructure during this decade, including in new...
Fallen Chadian Captain wins second-ever UN peacekeeping award for ‘exceptional courage’
Late Captain Abdelrazakh Hamit Bahar of Chad, was named on Tuesday as the recipient of United Nations Peacekeeping’s highest award, for exceptional courage, serving in Mali, which will be presented on Thursday at UN Headquarters in New Y...
M&S pulls out of Russia and warns of hit to sales due to cost of living crisis
The retailer joins a growing list of big brands, including McDonald's and Starbucks, that have decided to withdraw from Russia over the war in Ukraine.
What is the United States ‘gun lobby’ and how powerful is it?
President Joe Biden has called on legislators to ‘stand up’ to the gun lobby following a massacre at a Texas primary school.
Cosmetic surgery adverts targeting teenagers banned
The new rules apply to all media and cover procedures that are designed to change a person's physical appearance - including breast augmentation or reduction, "tummy tucks", eyelid surgery, nose reshaping, and facelifts.
Trump-backed candidates lose but Trumpism wins in US primaries
Georgia losses add to a losing record for Trump’s candidates, but his hard-right politics is winning among Republicans.
Inspired by the Blunk House, a Sculptor Transforms a Rustic California Cabin Into an Evolving Work of Art
The handmade cabin owned by Ido Yoshimoto (J.B. Blunk's godson) is featured in the book 'How to Get Away,' alongside retreats that dot remote forests around the world.
Trump, Cruz scheduled to address NRA forum after Texas shooting
The powerful National Rifle Association’s annual convention is scheduled to be held across three days in Houston, Texas.
British software company Access worth £9bn as Singapore takes stake
Loughborough-based The Access Group is finalising a deal that will see it become more highly valued than FTSE-100 software giant Sage.
‘The police murdered him’: The life and death of Manuel Ellis
Less than three months before George Floyd was killed by US police, another Black man spoke his final words.
South Africa: No need for mass monkeypox immunisation – experts
The African continent has not recently recorded any confirmed or suspected of cases of monkeypox, unlike Europe and the United States.
Echoes of Sandy Hook massacre in Texas primary school shooting
Victims of the 2012 attack that killed 20 children and six adults condemn lack of progress on gun control.
Monkeypox outbreak can still be contained, insists UN health agency
The monkeypox outbreak that has been reported in 16 countries and several regions of the world can still be contained and the overall risk of transmission is low, the UN health agency said on Tuesday.
US official defends Iran deal but says return ‘tenuous at best’
US envoy for Iran tells lawmakers if Iran wants IRGC ‘terror’ label removed, it must offer non-nuclear concessions.
Passengers stranded as India airline hit by ransomware attack
India's SpiceJet airline said its systems faced an "attempted ransomware attack" on Tuesday, delaying flights and leaving many stranded at airports.
‘I’ve had enough’: Steve Kerr makes impassioned gun control plea
Golden State Warriors head coach calls for urgent action after school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
Police raid leaves at least 22 dead in Rio de Janeiro
At least 22 people have died in the bloody aftermath of a raid carried out by Rio de Janeiro's military police on Tuesday.
Two years after Floyd, Biden signs police reform executive order
Steering a middle path, US president finds consensus for narrow reforms after overhaul proposals fail in Congress.
Volkswagen to pay out £193m in 'dieselgate' settlement
Volkswagen is to pay £193m to more than 90,000 drivers in England and Wales after it settled a High Court claim over the installation of emissions cheating devices in its vehicles.
George Floyd two years on: some accountability but killings go on
Minneapolis officers prosecuted, local reforms adopted in some states, but national overhaul of policing falls short.
The female pilot battling aviation stereotypes
Bethan Haley is 24 and a qualified commercial pilot. Some passengers doubt her abilities. Not because of her age, but because she's a woman.
US stocks rally as Fed minutes meet expectations
Investors fear that overly aggressive interest rate hikes by the Fed could tip the economy into recession.
Russian rouble become the world's best-performing currency, the highest exchange rate in four years
The Russian rouble strengthened to levels not seen since March 2018 against the dollar on Tuesday, boosted by export-focused companies selling foreign currency to pay taxes and shrugging off a slight easing of capital controls.
‘Complete evil’: New details of deadly Texas shooting released
The gunman barricaded himself in the classroom at Uvalde primary school and shot ‘anyone in his way’, a Texas official says.
Iraqi arrested in plot to kill ex-president Bush
An Iraqi man who sought political asylum in the United States plotted to kill former president George W. Bush, the Justice Department said Tuesday.
Rare Historic Facts About Diana Rigg
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21 killed in latest police raid on Rio favela
An anti-crime operation in a Rio de Janeiro slum left 21 people dead Tuesday, officials said, a year after the bloodiest-ever favela raid in the city's history.
Cramped ship carrying more than 800 Haitians lands in Cuba
Group includes children and pregnant women as exodus from crisis-hit Haiti grows
Indigenous Guatemalan woman freed after 7 years in Mexican prison
Juana Alonzo Santizo said she was tortured and forced to sign a confession in Spanish, a language she does not speak.
‘The US is completely insane’: David Cronenberg on Roe v Wade at Cannes film festival
The Canadian director made the comments at a press conference for his latest body horror film Crimes of the Future
At least 11 dead in Brazilian police raid in favela: Authorities
Police say early-morning raid in Rio de Janeiro favela community aimed to capture leaders of drug-trafficking group.
‘She represents me’: the black woman making political history in Colombia
Leftwinger Francia Márquez is on course to become the first black female vice-president of a deeply unequal country
‘We have to make peace with nature’
A portable solar generator in a black case, and an eggplant grown in organic soil, were among the diverse items that a group of young climate leaders in Jakarta shared with the UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed this weekend, emb...
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