Breaking News from World
Following a social media uproar over a video posted last week which shows a Brighton City Council member getting escorted out of a local bar and police, officials said on Monday they would take…
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani was punched in the face by a man in the crowd during a campaign event on Sunday, an incident that is likely to lead to calls for tough criminal charges…
Let’s just be clear about this — Louis van Gaal was a terrible manager and he will never have a job in the Premier League again. He was the most disliked man in British…
Leaderboard It’s rare to feel sorry for a young women’s tour player, but Anna Nordqvist has a rare taste of defeat from the Saudi Ladies International. The Swedish golfer was beaten by Angelique Kerber…
JAKARTA, Indonesia — As China, Russia, India and other countries promote their turn as the first maritime route between Europe and Africa, the Philippines has abandoned its decades-old effort to control fishing around its…
By Andrey Biryukov, Ewa Krukowska and Eugenia Bendorko, CNN • Updated 19th November 2017 Sculpted faces, carved intricate landscapes and stone carvings: London’s Port of London Authority has been celebrating these stunning artworks over…
Jason Day has been around long enough to know what’s expected of him, and yet somehow the dastardly demonic rumors that came after Tiger Woods had won and to which Day was linked. But…
BBC Radio 4 Tim Harcourt is good at rattling off the numbers – proselytising for actors’ rights, chiding melodrama teachers, extolling the virtues of “highly theatrical” soundtracks for film. So it’s a surprise to…
Government leaders and the travel industry have taken a monumental step toward addressing climate change, and the implications are nothing short of astounding. Major carriers, building off a commitment made at the 2015 Paris…
by Walter Molony, Professor of Public Policy at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst In neighborhoods throughout the country, the real estate boom of the 1980s and 1990s moved the majority of people to…