Popular on newsR

'We are being naive': Britons urged to delete TikTok over privacy fears People have been urged to delete TikTok from their phones, with the chair of Britain's foreign affairs committee warning that "we are being naive" about the...

Police called to disturbance at bail hostel after Gary Glitter freed from prison Police have been called to a disturbance at the bail hostel where paedophile Gary Glitter is staying after his release from prison.

Former Israeli PM: Putin promised not to kill Zelenskyy A former Israeli prime minister who served briefly as a mediator at the start of Russia's war with Ukraine says he drew a promise from the Russian president not...

Nicola Bulley's daughters asking 'where is she?' - as local vicar says community 'in shock' The daughters of Nicola Bulley are asking "where is she and is she coming home?", a friend of the missing dog walker has told Sky News.

'Ambulance strikes will put lives at risk', fears Grant Shapps Grant Shapps has said he is concerned ambulance strikes tomorrow will put lives at risk.

Huntingdon MP's housekeeper claims she was treated like a slave and unpaid A judge has ordered the housekeeper be paid £886 after her wages were withheld from her and she was treated like a 'slave' by the wife of the Tory MP for...

Alabama Rot in Cornwall map shows all confirmed cases since 2012 The earliest case recorded on the map was in Launceston in 2012

Shapps Raps Energy Regulator Over Prepayment Meter Scandal

Just Stop Oil Protests Cost the Metropolitan Police £7.5m

Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan martial ruler in 9/11 wars, dies ISLAMABAD — Gen. Pervez Musharraf, who seized power in a bloodless coup and later led a reluctant Pakistan into aiding the U.S. war in Afghanistan against the...

How much does Wagner pay? Mercenary group's convict recruitment down -UK The mercenary group is offering contracts with bonuses for performance value.

UK's shortest-serving PM Liz Truss blames economic 'orthodoxy' for downfall Former British prime minister Liz Truss blamed on Sunday the economic "orthodoxy" in the country's finance ministry, other nations and in parts of the governing...

'Complete screw-up': Shapps explains why he shared image which edited out Boris Johnson Grant Shapps has said a picture he tweeted out which Boris Johnson was mysteriously edited out of was a "complete screw-up".

The Top TSX Stock on My Watch List Right Now Here's why Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX:ATD) remains a top TSX stock that long-term investors seeking growth and yield will want to consider.

TFSA: Invest in These 2 Stocks for a Legit Chance at $1 Million Are you interested in building a $1 million portfolio? Invest $20,000 in these two stocks!

TFSA: Healthcare Dividend Stocks Are Perfect for Passive Income Top healthcare dividend stocks like Extendicare Inc. (TSX:EXE) and others can provide huge passive income in your TFSA.

St Johnstone vs Celtic - in pictures St Johnstone vs Celtic - in pictures

How to Make $1,500 in Passive Income 4 Times a Year Blue-chip TSX stocks such as Enbridge can enable investors to create game-changing wealth over the long term.

Better Buy: Fortis Stock vs Enbridge Fortis stock and Enbridge are top dividend stocks on the TSX today. Which stock is better buy for safe dividend income today?

Jeremy Clarkson's daughter Emily gives birth to baby girl and announces unusual name Emily, 28, has given birth and shared a touching photo of one of her first cuddles with her newborn

Poll shows slump in support for SNP and Scottish independence Support for the Nationalists has also fallen back at Holyrood and Westminster

Hungry? These 3 Food Stocks Are Hard to Ignore Food stocks are some of the best long-term investments on the market. Here are three options that are hard to ignore.

5 Stocks You Can Confidently Invest $500 in Right Now Consider putting your surplus cash in these stocks for stellar capital gains.

China threatens 'further actions' over US downing of suspected spy balloon China has threatened "further actions" in response to America's "serious overreaction" in the downing of a suspected spy balloon.

How do you take a polar bear to the vet? Very carefully When staff at Quebec's City Aquarium noticed their four-year-old polar bear seemed to be experiencing tremors, they realized they would have to get him to a...

Canadian architects help lift 'curse' of bad sound at New York's famed Lincoln Center In 2016, a Canadian architecture firm was asked to help solve a notorious problem in one of the greatest concert halls in the United States: terrible acoustics....

Rural ER docs are struggling to do it all. Peer support programs try to lessen the load Rural emergency care can be challenging, with fewer staff, limited resources and complex health needs. Peer-to-peer support lines in B.C. and Ontario are trying...

Inconsistency with high school exams a problem, say students and educators Though classrooms have largely returned to pre-pandemic operations, final exams aren't necessarily back on every high schooler's schedule. The inconsistent...

Cyprus heads to polls to pick new president with runoff expected Cyprus voted on Sunday for a new president in an election that opinion polls indicate is unlikely to produce a clear winner, setting the stage for a runoff on...

Who's the real winner in the Chinese spy balloon saga? - analysis The US can now boast that they have scored a victory over the balloon. But at the same time, China will continue to claim this was just a mistake until the US...