Month: September 2021

The U.K. has opened a public inquiry into plans for the country’s first new deep coal mine in three decades amid complaints that permitting the project would send the wrong … Read More

But so far, supporters of abortion rights see no immediate silver bullet. Instead, they are proceeding with a three-pronged approach, starting first and foremost with an attempt to get women … Read More

‘Strangling a woman to death is still viewed in law as an unfortunate accident’: Fury over killer’s ‘outrageous’ sentence of less than five years for fatally choking mother-of-two, 33, then … Read More

The U.K. has opened a public inquiry into plans for the country’s first new deep coal mine in three decades amid complaints that permitting the project would send the wrong … Read More

Angela Merkel is going all out for gaffe-prone Armin Laschet: Candidate to succeed the Chancellor faces slide in the polls after he was caught laughing during press conference on deadly … Read More

Lorry driver strike warnings at Tesco and cement giant Hanson threaten more shortages in the shops and on building sites as supermarket customers are left ‘sick and tearful’ by sight … Read More

The first Bitcoin nation: El Salvador government buys 400 bitcoins – worth an estimated $21m – as it becomes first country to accept digital currency as legal tender President Nayib … Read More

Stocks are off to a sluggish start on Wall Street Tuesday as traders return from the Labor Day weekend in the U.S. Industrial and health care stocks were the biggest … Read More

NEW YORK — The early months of the coronavirus pandemic shined a spotlight on essential workers. As cities shutdown, thank you signs went up on windows and applause rang out … Read More

Now that’s an Indian summer! Three-day 86F mini-heatwave will make Britain hotter than Goa today – but heavens are set to open by Thursday Parts of Britain will bask in … Read More