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TELLY host Kym Marsh will be forced to miss the first week of her new show to have a hernia operation, we can reveal. The presenter, 44, has been in discomfort for several months and has been on a waiting list for nearly a year. Former singer and soap star Kym got a call telling […]

Key to getting virus levels down so patio dining can resume is the vaccine rollout that has experienced some early trouble.

Do you know how the IRS determined how much money you'd get with your first two stimulus checks, and might do again with the third? You probably should, as it could reveal any calculation errors. Here's what we know, and how your kids can change the equation.

Need to get your spending on track but not sure where to start? Check out the best budgeting apps to find the right one for you.

But the same group also denies there is a connection between democracy and money.

Glynis Pierson captured this footage at Welney Wash on the A1101. The road is closed, submerged by water and covered in debris, and there is a strong gale force wind developing as the flooding is expected to worsen over the next 24 hours as Storm Christoph continues to wreak havoc.

A little seal pup surprised a group of boaters off Florida's south coast by hopping on board their vessel. Footage filmed on January 13 shows the curious mammal swimming towards the boat before clambering on board. Filmer Rachel and her friends couldn't believe it as the pup confidently hopped onto their boat.

Until very recently, nearly any news out of the Canadian oil sands was certain to be a tale of woe. While Alberta’s oil and gas industry didn’t suffer from lack of demand nor lack of supply, a major pipeline shortage left the industry unable to connect the two. This deficit in transportation infrastructure led to a glut in oil supply, which forced Canadian oil companies to sell their oil at a severe discount. All of this has caused the Canadian oil industry to lose tens of billions of profits per year. Читать дальше...

'It’s fascinating to take something forgotten and to give it new life: This is the century of recuperation. There is no space, no forests, no water anymore for continuous production of new things. So, take something old and make it special.’ Akshat Bhatt, Principal Architect Emerging from this thought, the design of the Rug Republic headquarters in Okhla, in the heart of New Delhi is a reaction to its industrial setting: an indictment of what we have brought our cities to. The brief presented... Читать дальше...

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Dan Rafael claims it could land on the 17th or the 24th

Spending more quality time with loved ones is the top thing people look forward to this year, according to the "What Matters 2021" survey of Agoda.

Pak Phanang is around 35km east of Nakhon Si Thammarat city, covering both sides of the final section of the town's namesake river that runs from south to north, draining into a gulf that also shares the same name.

Pressured by the U.S., Turkey seeks a new start in its relations with Europe.

14 interesting, telling and odd moments from the inauguration.

Hitman 3, out today for pretty much all of the platforms, sees Agent 47 continue his spree of heinous crimes, including murder and travel journalism. Like the previous entry in IO Interactive’s sumptuous Savile Row simulator, you can import levels and character progression from prior games. It’s only a matter of…

K’Nex has been around for less than 30 years but has already become the building toy of choice for elaborate creations that are impossible to build with Lego. Tyler Bower just demonstrated the potential with a 7.5-foot-tall functional pinball machine that even keeps score.

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The beep of the horn was quite loud. It came from a flat-bottom electric-powered boat cruising along Klong Phadung Krung Kasem. The boat operator gave the signal to let passengers on the Hua Lamphong pier know of its arrival.

Beliefs, sacredness and the afterlife are the subject matters of "The Sacred Now", which is running at Joyman Gallery until Feb 14.

TK Park invites teachers, parents and childcare workers to a live talk on "The Art Of Kamishibai", which will be presented online via the TK Park Facebook page and YouTube channel this weekend from 1pm to 2.30pm.

The Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra presented an extremely inspired evening of music earlier this month in the Main Hall of the Thailand Cultural Centre, a welcome relief for many who suspected that live performances might be put on hold indefinitely at the start of this new year.

Budding artist Thanita Srisomphan's solo exhibition "Bondage" questions why women have had to live under far greater social restrictions than men.

It is a pitiful dilemma, isn't it? When the economy is in a bad shape, you want the government to spend money (more money, and lots of money) to help shore up the economy. Like we are seeing in our country now. Alas, by spending money (more money, and lots of money), the government itself induces another kind of economic crisis -- a liquidity crisis.

The newly-formed reconciliation committee, without the opposition and the pro-reform movement, faces a swathe of challenges ahead.