Новости за 30.08.2021

ACCORDING to statistics by the British Coffee Association, Britons drink approximately 95 million cups of coffee per day. Contrary to the belief that tea is the favoured hot beverage of the UK, the coffee industry also creates over 210,000 jobs here and the industry is only growing. The UK's caffeine addiction is not just beneficial for the economy, as a new study suggests coffee also has impressive health benefits.

THE US has completed its Afghanistan pull out as the last jets depart from Kabul airport and celebratory gunfire can be heard across the city.

THE US has completed its Afghanistan pull out as the last jets depart from Kabul airport.

NAIL problems are normally associated with a deficiency in one or more vitamins. Here are the 5 signs in your nails that you have a vitamin deficiency.

A NEW Call of Duty update from Activision has confirmed more free access is coming to Black Ops: Cold War, with a Warzone playlist patch also expected.

FREDDIE MERCURY and Michael Jackson shared an intense connection in the years before Thriller. Watch the Queen star describe the creative "attraction" between two artists at the height of their careers, the "unfinished works of art we have in the vault" and why he "blew it.'

SECRET SPENDERS was back on the small screen this evening, with host Anita Rani helping mum-of-two Helen in Southampton confront her husband Andy's habits.

FOOD UNWRAPPED is a series which wants to explore the industry secrets behind Britain's favourite food. On today's episode, the show unveiled the real reason why babies should never have honey.

VERNON KAY has said he is "gutted" after being forced to pull out of hosting This Morning which he was meant to make his debut on next week.

POO comes in all shapes, sizes and textures, and the colour of your poo reveals a lot about your general health. Here are 5 things your poo can tell you.

RISHI SUNAK has been told to scrap the pensions triple lock in a bid to avoid "perverse" increases to payments as the country begins to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

FORMER OASIS BAND MEMBER Tony McCarroll has been admitted to hospital following a heart attack at a gig.

COUNCILS across the country are warning Afghan refugees entering the UK may be left in transition for a long time as they warn there is not enough housing for them unless the Home Office increases local funding to provide shelter.

THE PS Now September 2021 will be announced by Sony soon, but gamers face a longer wait for the PS4 games news.

A DOCTOR has said that a Covid vaccine for children aged five to 11 should be ready to be administered by winter.

A BREXIT-bashing author has claimed that proposed new rules on copyright could destroy the UK's book industry.

QUEEN LETIZIA and King Felipe V have said goodbye to their daughter, Princess Leonor, who is moving to Wales where she will continue her studies. Queen Letizia looked beautiful in her comfy airport outfit.

OUR YORKSHIRE FARM star Amanda Owen and her family are set to return in new episodes of their Channel 5 series very soon as its been reported filming for season five is now complete.

QUEEN LEGEND Brian May has crowned "the greatest cover version EVER" in a new post to his fans. The star was so excited he almost swore.

QUEEN ELIZABETH II was left "hurt and puzzled" by Tony Blair, as he prevented her from attending an event really close to her heart, unearthed reports claim.

GB News presenter Nigel Farage questioned whether President Joe Biden was fit for the White House as he reviewed a montage of his bloopers since he was elected.

PERSONAL INDEPENDENCE PAYMENT claimants could be set for a sizeable sum in back payments, following an important decision made on the benefit.

MEGHAN MARKLE and Prince Harry's "perceived slights" and supposed "mistreatment" from the Royal Family has been labelled as "totally tone-deaf" by Baroness Karren Brady.

A LONDON-based firm says they had the "best ever year" during the Covid pandemic and are offering jobs earning between £100k-£150k.

MARGARET THATCHER conducted a "covert war" against the BBC because she believed the corporation's news coverage was "biased and irresponsible", unearthed reports claim.