Republican Charlie Kirk suggests Kyle Rittenhouse is like Jesus
Bidding for the 'Stone III' sale closes on Wednesday evening and can be followed online.View on euronews
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić said on Tuesday that the Serbian government would not make any decisions without consulting the local communities first.View on euronews
Don’t let No 10 chaos distract us from damage to public services. The danger is that we won’t notice how institutions such as the NHS and BBC are being meddled with, writes Yvonne Williams
Emirates suspended flights to nine US destinations on Wednesday
"I know NHS workers, by the way, who have had a drink after a day's work," Lord Marland claimed.
Explore the season's wildlife with BBC Two's experts.
The aurora borealis made a rare appearance over Stockholm, Sweden, on the night of January 14-15.Timelapse video taken by Nathalie Ek shows the shimmering light display. “After living in Stockholm for 10 years, this is the first time I’ve ever seen it with my own eyes,” Ek told Storyful. Credit: Nathalie Ek via Storyful
An Edinburgh nursery has been fined £800,000 following the death of a toddler who died after choking on a piece of mango.
The DCMS Committee chairman said social media companies have failed to do enough to stop fraudsters.
The rapid spread of the Omicron variant, combined with the roll-out of up to 20 billion doses of vaccine, means the COVID-19 pandemic could be over this year, according to one of the world's leading public health experts. "I wouldn't lift everything at the end of January," said Sir Jeremy, "when the NHS is still under pressure, and we're still in the middle, of course, of winter." Right now, the rest of the world remains in a "pretty dire situation", according to Sir Jeremy, due to low vaccination rates and the incredibly rapid spread of the Omicron variant.
Plus, why 5G could cause ‘chaos’ for US airlines in the next few days
Britain's payments regulator on Tuesday fined five payments companies including Mastercard a total of 33 million pounds ($45.01 million) for cartel behaviour involving prepaid cards issued to vulnerable people on welfare benefits. Mastercard received the largest fine of 31.56 million pounds ($43.04 million). The other companies fined were allpay, Advanced Payment Solution, Prepaid Financial Services and Sulion.
NEW YORK (Reuters) -New York state's attorney general has accused Donald Trump's family business of repeatedly misrepresenting the value of its assets to obtain financial benefits, citing what it said was significant new evidence of possible fraud. The accusations by Attorney General Letitia James mark a substantial escalation of her civil probe into the Republican former U.S. president's business, the Trump Organization, and the roles of his adult children. They are part of her effort to force Donald Trump and his children Donald Trump Jr and Ivanka Trump to comply with her subpoenas to testify under oath, which the family has asked a judge to block https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/donald-trump-jr-ivanka-trump-subpoenaed-new-york-probe-2022-01-03.
Boris Johnson was challenged about Jacob Rees-Mogg’s comments on the Scottish Conservative leader.
The governor of the Bank of England has voiced "concern" that inflationary pressures in the UK economy could prove more stubborn than it expected.
Boris Johnson’s former senior adviser Dominic Cummings appeared before reporters outside his home on Wednesday morning. He spoke only to ask the assembled media to move away from his house while his wife and son walked to school. Regarding lockdown-breaking parties in Downing Street, Mr Cummings said, “If I say anything, I’ll say it later on.”.
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