The note started with: ‘Parents of a maniac, take him to your place. He causes so much pain and trouble.’
Month: May 2023
Weak UK economy in Q1, contracts in March due to strikes The UK economy experienced weak growth in the first…
Influencer boxing is now big, big business - and that makes me feel uneasy.
Elon Musk announces new CEO for Twitter | Tesla shares rise Billionaire Elon Musk has revealed that he has found…
Ukraine-Russia Conflict: Reports of Ukrainian breakthrough denied by Russia Reports of a potential breakthrough for Ukraine on the front line…
Australian government approves first new coal mine since elected The Australian government has granted approval for a new coal mine,…
‘I am really happy for him and also happy that every player is ready to step in.’
Wildfire smoke from Alberta and British Columbia reaches US Widespread smoke from wildfires in Alberta, Canada has now reached parts…
There’s been a ‘gigantic breakthrough.’
In the 60s it sold for £6,000, now it’s on the market for almost £600,000.
Jordan Neely death: Ex-marine to be charged over New York subway death Daniel Penny, 24, is set to be charged…
Despite apparently starting out as Modern Warfare 2 DLC, it’s claimed Activision is treating its 2023 Call Of Duty as a full-blown sequel.
‘If you want to go home, surrender yourself to captivity.’
Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Friday’s front pages are dominated by economics and the cost of living. The Bank…
Martelle was in hospital to treat a brain aneurysm.
The Red Devils cannot afford any more slips.
Boehly is shaking things up again.
There’s a lot still to come…
UK gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 0.1% between January and March.
‘He was pleading with anybody, please somebody please help me, somebody please catch my children.’
The answers we’ve all been waiting for.
Taiwanese battery maker Prologium said Friday it will invest billions of dollars in building a new factory in northern France for its first European plant.
What was once used for a standard night out is now an unaffordable luxury.
Cancellations are rife as train drivers hit picket lines.
The Wednesday letters page is worried Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is being overlooked, as one reader wonders why everyone hates Warzone 2.
