Новости за 11.11.2021

CHRISTMAS lights are one of the first things people tend to put up during the holiday season but are you aware of how much they actually cost?

STRICTLY star and swimmer Adam Peaty appeared on BBC Breakfast this morning and broke his silence on his mum's claims the ballroom competition had been fixed.

ALEC BALDWIN is being sued by Serge Svetnoy, who has made a general-negligence complaint after Halyna Hutchins' tragic death.

BANK station has been closed this morning following an emergency.

THE latest gadget gongs have just been revealed and here are all the winners, including the best smartphone of the year.

WORLD-RENOWNED cuisine, an incredible cultural scene and stunning landscapes, it's not hard to see why so many Britons choose to move to France. But there's one thing expats think everyone should avoid if they decide to relocate.

EMMERDALE'S beloved Rishi Sharma could find himself with a new lover in upcoming scenes on the ITV soap as it seems an affair could be on the cards. But who could the unlikely villager be?

MEGHAN MARKLE "knows perfectly well she risks controversy" after she made a huge political move last month.

COVID passports are essentially freedom passes which enable people to enter a range of public spaces, but could those aged 50 and above soon be banned from entering these places if they fail to receive their third booster Covid jab?

VITAMIN D deficiency is not uncommon in the winter months, but there are some easy changes to your diet that can boost levels. How can you pack more vitamin D into your breakfast?

Less than a quarter of families sit down for a "screen-free" dinner together every day away from TVs, phones and devices, according to research. A study of 1,600 parents, with at least one child at home, found six in ten admit getting children to switch off their devices is the biggest cause of disagreements in their household - leading to an average of two disputes a day.

THE TAX-FREE Christmas state pension bonus is due to be paid in December, giving those eligible a boost next month.

NAGA MUNCHETTY and Charlie Stayt have sparked a debate amongst BBC Breakfast viewers on the correct way a Remembrance poppy should be worn.

NAGA MUNCHETTY has taken to Twitter to share a farewell message to one of her BBC co-stars, after the presenter shared her hopes that the broadcaster will "have me back".

DONALD TUSK, the leader of the European People's Party, has issued an open letter to EU officials in a desperate bid to halt the crisis at the Belarus-Poland border.

MILLIONS of adults have never discussed inheritance matters with their loved ones because they find the topic uncomfortable according to new research out today.

David Attenborough has beaten Greta Thunberg to be crowned the nation's most inspirational "green" celebrity - closely followed by Prince William and Prince Charles. The 95-year-old conservationist topped a list which included A-list stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and Angelina Jolie.

PIERS MORGAN has come under fire after hitting out at US vice president Kamala Harris, who he has branded "weak and unsuccessful".

DISNEY has slashed the price of its Netflix rival, Disney+, which offers unlimited access to its classic animation, Pixar Studios' films, as well as every episode of The Simpsons, every Star Wars film, and every entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

MEGHAN MARKLE'S body language has been analysed by Express.co.uk's expert who claims the Duchess of Sussex is "flirting" with Prince Harry and the media.

CARE WORKERS face losing their jobs if they are not double vaccinated against coronavirus by Thursday, unless exempt.

EMMANUEL MACRON appears to have snubbed the EU after announcing France will build new nuclear power plants to ramp up its energy security after Russia put pressure on Europe's energy supplies.

STAR WARS: The latest adventure in a galaxy far far away has been pushed back after "scheduling conflicts" ruined production plans for the latest Disney and Lucasfilm movie.

THE UK has pulled back threats to trigger Article 16 as Lord Frost set a deadline for talks to continue for a "short number of weeks".

ED Miliband's demands for the British Government to ramp up foreign aid to tackle the climate crisis were shut down as Allegra Stratton pointed out new multi-billion investment was just announced.