Новости за 21.01.2016

Tony McCoy and Richard Dunwoody sign up for major project that will investigate long-term effects of head blows. Marcus Armytage reports

BRUSSELS - Belgian authorities say two men are being held who have possible links to suspects in the November attacks in Paris in which extremists killed 130 people.

The man suspected of killing 7-month-old Inganathi Mnani is still at large and authorities are appealing for help to catch him.

Cryan calls result ‘sobering’ after multibillion-euro litigation and restructuring costs

Four people were diagnosed with swine flu in the westernmost Russian region of Kaliningrad, regional authorities announced in a statement Thursday.

ACT Policing are seeking witnesses to an aggravated robbery and attempted aggravated robbery in Melba involving a gun and knife.

The Everything Store says that electronics users turned off by reports of the devices exploding can return their purchases for a full refund, Consumer Product Safety Commission Chairman Elliot Kaye said.

John Fallon gives a textbook example of decimation in a last ditch bid to reverse decline

IOL's Jesse Adams takes a touring lap of the extensively overhauled Kyalami racetrack in Joburg, from on board a Porsche 911 GT3 RS driven by Danish Porsche Team driver Michael Christensen. Porsche is currently staging the international launch of the new 911 Turbo and Turbo S at this awesome circuit.

Social network's chief operating officer says 'like attacks' and messages of tolerance can overwhelm hate speech

Levan Merritt fell 20ft into the gorilla pit at Jersey Zoo in 1986.

LONDON (AP) — President Vladimir Putin probably approved a plan by Russia's FSB security service to kill former agent Alexander Litvinenko, who died three weeks after drinking tea laced with poison at a London hotel, a British judge said Thursday.

Head of Standard & Poor's in sub-Saharan Africa warns of consequences for SA if further policy mistakes are made.

To mark the anniversary of its first flight, Nigel Richardson recalls a trip on Concorde where farce conquered technology

Arts Minister Troy Grant has cast doubt over whether the state government will fund upgrades to cultural facilities in western Sydney and regional NSW.

The National Security Agency attempted a public relations makeover in 1998 via the Jerry Bruckheimer–produced spy thriller Enemy of the State, but the agency was disappointed it was portrayed as the "bad guys" in the film, internal emails between agency officials obtained by BuzzFeed News through the Freedom of Information Act show.

Five young children were found dead in a locked freezer in a South African town. The children, ranging in age from 3 to 7, were discovered Tuesday evening by their grandmother in Kakamas, in northwest South Africa. They apparently suffocated inside an old freezer in the yard, police said. The children were believed to have […]

For the second consecutive year, Aaron Rodgers will not play in the Pro Bowl after being selected.

WHEATON, Ill. (AP) — Two female show choir groups from a suburban Chicago high school are celebrating their success at a competition in Wisconsin after one of their charter buses burst into fl…

There are casting changes in Ajay's 'Baadshaho'

The deterioration of the Finnish economy is explained by the failure to implement reforms and the sanctions imposed on Russia, Finance Minister Alexander Stubb told Sputnik.