Новости за 10.08.2015

A Toowoomba teacher alleged to have sent inappropriate messages to a student via social media has been suspended.

A young man treated in hospital after taking drugs at a music festival has released a photo of himself in an induced coma to warn others of the possible consequences.

"Rogue employers" who give jobs to illegal migrants will feel "the full force of government machinery", immigration minister James Brokenshire warns.

Four Queensland government workers were hospitalised while investigating an underground coal gasification plant at the centre of serious pollution allegations.

Fiona Duncan checks into a luxury fort in the middle of the solent and finds one of the most novel locations of any hotel in Britain

US police shoot protester amid ‘remarkable amount of gunfire’

A suicide bomber has been killed by the explosive materials he was carrying to target a gathering in southern Helmand province. A statement issued by the Ministry of Interior states that the incident took place in Girishk, the district headquarters of Nahre Saraj District around 12:45 PM this afternoon. The statement adds that the suicide Read the full article...

All the actions as it happens from Canberra Stadium as the Raiders try to sneak into the finals while the West Tigers try to avoid the wooden spoon.

Jess Jonassen and Kristen Beams are poised to earn baggy green caps with Australia mulling a three-strong spin attack for the women's Ashes Test against England starting on Tuesday.

A Bungendore woman accused of shooting her partner in the back had been assaulted by the man shortly before, a court has heard.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — The Kentucky Department of Education wants the public to provide feedback on proposed social studies standards for the next generation. The department says the standards address the knowledge, skills and competencies that K-12 students should have to be ready for college, career and civic engagement. The standards were revised after input and feedback from more than 2,000 people in focus groups and an open online survey conducted last fall. About 30 percent of the proposed standards... Читать дальше...

It’s not just August temperatures that have Mayor de Blasio sweating.

Tributes have poured in for a popular young man who lost his life to muscular dystrophy.

Prize pot totalling £1,000 up for grabs in the Kent Messenger Cute Kids competition which opens today.

G8 Education managing director Chris Scott says government support of childcare and a growing population will underpin solid growth.

'Once they have their caliphate, they plan to turn against the rest of the world.'

More than 300,000 households in Lancashire are warned they may have to boil drinking water until at least Wednesday.

MUSIC BEETHOVEN, MOZART & COPLAND ★★★☆ Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Melbourne Town Hall July 31​

“I fell in love with a guy three years ago who completely broke my heart... It’s kind of hard for me to sing some of these songs, because I have gotten over that guy – which is a good thing, but now I can’t relate to these songs as much as I did in the beginning," an emotional Smith told the San Francisco crowd.

Two British police officers have been sent to the resort of Magaluf in Majorca to help their Spanish counterparts deal with troublesome UK holidaymakers.

Arthritis, a musculoskeletal disorder, is tightening its grip in developing countries like India, informed experts during a seminar organised by IMA, Kanpur chapter.

As Jason Thrasher lowered his helicopter to a park with seven firefighters aboard, he saw what he thought was another firefighting chopper battling a blaze that was threatening homes.