Новости за 21.01.2016

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Rebel Wilson and Gina Rodriguez were also among the stars in the audience.

Russian President Vladimir Putin "probably approved" the radiation poisoning of former KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko in London, a British judge said on Thursday at the conclusion of a public inquiry into his agonising death.

Russian President Vladimir Putin "probably approved" the radiation poisoning of former KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko in London, a British judge said on Thursday at the conclusion of a public inquiry into his agonising death.

Merel Admiraal (11) gloeit nog helemaal na van trots en opwinding. De leerling van De Wonderboom in de wijk Nieuwland behaalde met een 'supersaaie' schoolopdracht een 'supergrappig' resultaat. En dat niet alleen: zij mag ook nog een nieuwe fiets uitzoeken.

Other GOP candidates signal support for waterboarding and other techniques now banned under an anti-torture law.

As global prices continue to plunge, bringing uncertainty for oil producing countries and their citizens, CNN has examined the five countries most affected by the downturn, and Nigeria is one of them. Countries producing crude oil are getting crushed. Huge budget surpluses are turning into deficits, and generous social programs are being replaced with austerity […]

Vladimir Putin probably approved a plan by Russia's FSB security service to kill former agent Alexander Litvinenko, a British judge said.

British judge Robert Owen has released the long-awaited findings of a public inquiry into the killing of Litvinenko.

Prof. Isaac Adewole, the minister of health, has explained why the war against a fast-spreading Lassa fever cannot be fought the same way the country tackled Ebola. The Guardian reports that Adewole gave reasons while briefing state house correspondents at the presidential villa on Wednesday, January 20. “We cannot win the battle against Lassa fever […]

Russia displays naval might off Syria's Mediterranean coast, taking journalists to cruiser equipped with long-range missile systems

Hingis-Federer? Nadal-Muguruza? With Rio approaching, jockeying begins for doubles teams

CLEARFIELD – A Morrisdale man accused of stealing metal from RJ Corman pleaded guilty Tuesday during sentencing court. Frank Edward Walls Jr., 49, pleaded guilty to theft by unlawful taking and was sentenced by Judge Paul E. Cherry to 45 days to one year in jail and one year consecutive probation. He was fined $250 […]

Kelsick, who averaged 8.6 points as a freshman last season at BC, will have 2½ years of eligibility at UW beginning next January.

Electric cars offer a glimpse of how we might travel in the future. Sustainable Energy takes a look.

Education given priority but schools in Maiduguri house thousands of victims of terror

MELBOURNE, Australia - When Roger Federer and Martina Hingis decided to team up to play mixed doubles at the 2016 Olympics, a Swiss newspaper boasted the country would bring a "Dream Team" to Rio de Janeiro that could sweep all the tennis medals.

Foxconn Technology Group has offered about $5.1 billion to buy struggling Japanese electronics maker Sharp, according to a source.

The education provider struggles with slowing demand after selling media titles such as the Financial Times.

SABMiller reports a gain in third-quarter sales on strong demand in Latin America and Africa.

(ATTN: UPDATES with reaction from KTU in para 5; ADDS more details in para 8) SEOUL, Jan. 21 (Yonhap) -- An appeals court on Thursday upheld a lower court's ruling that a progressive teachers' union is not a legitimate labor group because its members

A Chinese market regulator says the country has no option but to support growth this year, using its large financial reserves if needed

Three prisoners were taken to hospital after all taking a so-called legal high in the same prison, a report suggests.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Some of the world's most notable male CEOs have pledged to boost gender diversity in the workplace.