Dramatic house fire unfolds in Shamokin, Pennsylvania
An unoccupied structure that originally burned on January 29 burned again on May 9 in Shamokin, Pennsylvania.
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Yahoo NewsAn unoccupied structure that originally burned on January 29 burned again on May 9 in Shamokin, Pennsylvania.
Brave Gemma Ellis, 39, was given a terminal diagnosis in 2017 without ever finding the kind of lump that is typical for advanced breast cancer patients
England players train ahead of Saturday’s World Cup quarter final clash with holders France.
The London-based trio have become the first group to win the award since its inception in 2008.
Qirjako Qirko called on MPs to end the discrimination against Albanians in the UK.
Companies need to show that they are socially aware.
French prosecutors said Wednesday that they would not seek convictions for Air France and plane maker Airbus over the 2009 crash of a Rio-Paris flight, saying they were unable to prove the companies were guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Their guilt "appears to us to be impossible to prove. We know that this view will most likely be difficult to hear for the civil plaintiffs, but we are not in a position to demand the conviction of Air France and Airbus," the public prosecutor said in court.Th
Volodymyr Kudrytsky, chief executive of the Ukrenergo grid operator, also told a meeting arranged by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) that his officials were scouring the world for the complex equipment needed for repairs. Eight recent waves of Russian air strikes on critical infrastructure have seriously damaged the grid and led to emergency and planned outages across the country.
3/5 Damian Lewis is impossibly po-faced in this buttoned-up espionage drama
Introducing laws to ban emergency service workers from going on strike would be "the wrong solution to a very serious problem", says Labour's Rachel Reeves. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has not ruled out bringing in the legislation, having warned he was working on "new tough laws" to tackle disruption amid a winter of industrial action. "Instead of trying to stop industrial action through legislation, the government should be trying to resolve these issues that are causing key workers to take this action in the first place."
The Isle of Wight is the UK’s Strep A epicentre, data suggests, with the island suffering with a rate of scarlet fever higher than anywhere else in the country.
The cost of food has soared across the world in the past 12 months.
The financial scandal cost German banks an estimated €3.1 billion in loans and writedowns.
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A NEIGHBOUR saved the day when a candle set fire to curtains in a York bedroom.
Canada's Alberta province passed a bill Thursday that allows its government to ignore federal laws it deems harmful -- pointing to, for example, measures to curb its oil industry's emissions.
An entrepreneur has been awarded a grant to develop a trial which uses Swaledale sheep fleeces to protect ancient upland peat bogs.
Comedian Joe Lycett has revealed David Beckham’s team has reached out about his ‘shredding’ stunt but said he was “not satisfied” with the discussions. Last month, the comic gave the former England footballer an ultimatum to pull out of his deal with World Cup hosts Qatar, where homosexuality is still illegal, or he would destroy £10,000 of his own money.
DANI HAZELL has hailed the expansion of the regional schedule by eight matches across two competitions for 2023.
Leslie Allen recruited a team of stooges to help him get off charges of having £150,000 of cannabis and cocaine and a pepper spray in 2018.
Democrats can look forward to 2024 knowing they have a winning formula against an increasingly extremist Republican Party