Новости за 12.05.2022

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Canada’s dairy industry will soon be defending a new front, in its ongoing battle to preserve its supply management system in the face of international trade challenges.

The sheer number of fines handed out for breaking coronavirus laws undermines Boris Johnson’s repeated claims to MPs that there was no rule breaking in Downing Street

Pausing proposed changes to Alberta's Insulin Pump Therapy Program will allow for more consultation with people who directly benefit from it, the health minister said.

Jerry Jeudy is being held on a "no-bond hold," which means he is unlikely to be released from custody before his initial court appearance.

Rivian stock rebounded Thursday morning following the news that reservations for its electric trucks have been increasing, despite recent price hikes and production issues.

Swati Dhingra (pictured) an associate professor of economics at the London School of Economics, will join the Monetary Policy Committee in August.

Though the cast is sharp, Hulu’s second Sally Rooney adaptation has less spark than Normal People.

A Nigerian man has reportedly ended his wedding plans after he fetched a glass of water for his woman and she refused to drink. The incident happened in Asaba.

The model clapped back at one fan in particular who called her vegetable-slicing skills the 'most tragic thing ever witnessed.'

DENIS SHAPOVALOV got his second career victory over an injured Rafael Nadal in Rome.

Most Americans know at least a little bit about Roe v. Wade, the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that forced states to legalize abortion on demand. But fewer know about its companion case, Doe v. Bolton, which also contributed to the destruction of more than 63 million unborn babies’ lives. National Review legal expert Ed Whelan described the Doe case […]

Robinhood stock jumps over 30% after CEO of crypto exchange FTX takes 7.6% stake

"Time flies."

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Twitter boss Parag Agrawal (pictured) fired consumer product head Kayvon Beykpour and revenue product head Bruce Falck.

Sterling fell as low as $1.2166 and shares were also on the slide with the FTSE 100 down 1.6% as £30bn was wiped off the value of the blue-chip index.

Six part series on Apple with the excellent Gary Oldman. Maybe mentioned before but well worth a watch.

Executives must be held responsible for failings in their checks and balances, if the UK is to tackle the 'flood' of dirty money a cross-party group warned.

BT Sport, whose football coverage is fronted by Jake Humphrey and Rio Ferdinand (pictured) will combine its channels with Eurosport.

Rushall Olympic eventually took advantage of a dramatic early red card to beat Sporting Khalsa 2-0 and clinch the Walsall Senior Cup crown at Bescot.

KPMG was set to pay out £20m, but the Financial Reporting Council agreed to reduce the penalty to £14.4m due to its admissions of wrongdoing.

Sports Mole previews Saturday's Bundesliga clash between Augsburg and Greuther Furth, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

Diddy asked the Billboard Music Awards to let Travis Scott perform at this year's show. The decision comes 30 years after he was involved in a similar tragedy.

At his final annual general meeting as chief exec Warren East (pictured) hailed 'significant progress' as the return of planes to the skies boosts business.