Новости за 26.06.2024

The current heat wave encompassing the globe has had devastating effects in many parts of the world.

Canadian electric vehicle startup ElectraMeccanica made headlines in 2018 when deliveries of its three-wheeled vehicle the Solo, first started making its way to consumers. The car was designed to make commuting for city dwellers safer, more enjoyable, and less stressful.

Our words are more effective than usual. The day begins on a gentle note as the Moon enters free-flowing Pisces, but the energy takes a turn for the serious yet productive as Mercury in Cancer teams up with Saturn, also in Pisces. We are empowered to follow our intuitions to useful concepts and conversations. There will be an undeniable distractibility when the Moon squares excitable Jupiter in Gemini, but Luna's trine to Venus in Cancer should ensure that it's all for the best.

Thankfully, for the betterment of both buyers and sellers, the next generation of barcodes includes a heavy emphasis on QR codes and smartphone-use.

Mark Robins is preparing Coventry City to challenge for promotion to the Premier League

1. Jay Slater family fear online ‘noise’ may impede Tenerife search mission  The Guardian
2. Retracing Jay Slater's last steps – emergency workers search for missing teen  The Independent
3. Jay Slater: Officers searching for missing teen rescue 'disorientated' Scottish hiker  Sky News
4. Conspiracy theorists hinder search for British teen missing in Tenerife  The Telegraph

There are a lot of things you might have never realised when you're behind the wheel, but surely you've spotted motorway signs can sometimes come in a green colour

Maps show pockets of rain coming across the UK over the weekend following hotter weather this week - and one expert has even warned of possible flashes of lightning today

Feeling cold all the time can be pretty miserable, but it might not be down to your heating - a specialist has revealed the surprising reason why you might always chilly, and it's nothing to do with the thermostat

Liverpool are yet to kick off their summer transfer business during Arne Slot’s first window in charge but links to new stars continue amid rumours surrounding Arda Guler, Ademola Lookman and Fabio Carvalho

LIV Golf superstar Bryson DeChambeau will not be part of the United States Presidents Cup team, despite his US Open victory at Pinehurst No. 2 earlier this month

Stuff reports: While Abel’s early activism was divisive and performative, his approach to being an MP has been quite the opposite. Throughout multiple interviews and conversations leading to this profile, Abel repeatedly talks about his dream of bolstering the wool industry – and his alliance with NZ First’s Mark Patterson to try to make that […]

Ben Smith is no longer in charge at Ramsgate - but still hopes to see them win promotion.

Manager Ryan Maxwell has added more pace to an already-rapid Sittingbourne squad.

New signing Gavin Hoyte took the long route to Folkestone - after contemplating a move abroad.

Fanfares at the ready as a medieval pageant featuring knights, pilgrims, giants, kings and queens is coming this summer.

A teenager died after suffering brain damage following an asthma attack.

A man became so frustrated with waiting in a busy A&E department that he convinced a friend to bring him a blow-up bed to lie down on.

A supermarket due to create 40 jobs has been put at risk after a “diabolical” legal challenge from a competitor.

Plans to set up a contraflow system for a new bus service are going ahead despite fears it could lead to serious road accidents.

A landlord who painted his 16th century shopfronts pink was warned by a council he could be jailed - even after he complied with its instructions.

An impatient BMW driver stuck in traffic reversed straight into a pensioner crossing the road and broke her pelvis.

With fostering facing a recruitment crisis and more children in care, we spoke to a former foster child who now helps match children with families.

Lance Klersy of Monticello went 100-for-100 at the state championships, his second perfect score, two years after his first. "My last box, I could barely put my shells in my gun, I was shaking so much," he said.