Bonanza, Arkansas administrative assistant accused of stealing $38,000 from city
Bonanza, Arkansas administrative assistant accused of stealing $38,000 from city
Bonanza, Arkansas administrative assistant accused of stealing $38,000 from city
Joe Biden's son sat down for a rare podcast interview with Moby.
It means the UK has spent £240m on the scheme, despite no asylum seekers being sent to the African nation.
The Hollywood actress also discussed working alongside Natalie Portman in her latest film, May December.
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Rishi Sunak defended his fresh legislation amid questions about his authority over the Conservative Party.
‘Maybe I won’t return for the rest of my life,’ says one of city’s most prominent pro-democracy voices
Vernon Kay is gearing up for Christmas with his wife, Tess Daly, and their two daughters, Phoebe and Amber. See what the star had to say about their plans for 2023.
The Treasury Committee says much of what was promised by the chancellor has not materialised.
IN FOCUS: Sacked by Arsenal after just 18 months, Emery is now leading Aston Villa towards the top of the Premier League table. As he faces his former side at Villa Park, Miguel Delaney reveals how the Spaniard evolved his style and proved the doubters wrong
Fights broke out on the Jubilee Bridge and near to the Royal Festival Hall
Dutchman insists he wasn't scared of the challenge after initially being told he could not succeed at Old Trafford
Israel has designated a safe zone in southern Gaza, but its widening air and ground offensive has left Palestinians packed together in dire humanitarian conditions. United Nations monitors said Thursday that a hospital in the southern town of Khan Younis received its first delivery of supplies since Nov. 29. Aid groups are severely limited by fighting and restrictions placed by the military. The United Nations estimates 1.9 million people have been displaced and new military evacuation orders ar
Vaulting is the first equestrian sport in Italy where disabled and non-disabled riders compete together.
As United Nations climate talks enter their second week, negotiators who are largely focused on how to curb climate change have another thing on their plates: how to adapt to the warming that's already here. Discussions for what's known as the Global Goal on Adaptation — a commitment made in the 2015 Paris Agreement to ramp up the world's capacity to cope with climate-fueled extreme weather — are being overshadowed by negotiations on how the world is going to slash the use of fossil fuels, causing frustration among some climate campaigners in the most vulnerable countries. Officials and activists from climate-vulnerable nations are pushing for more money to help them deal with scorching temperatures, punishing droughts and deluges and strengthening storms made worse by global warming.
Azerbaijan is tipped to host next year's U.N. climate summit, after striking a late deal with longtime adversary Armenia over its bid. Diplomatic sources told Reuters the Azeri bid looked set to win support from other nations, though the issue is still being negotiated at the COP28 climate summit in Dubai. The decision over who will take over from current COP28 host, the United Arab Emirates, has been in an unprecedented geopolitical deadlock, after Russia said it would veto any European Union country's bid to host.
Before Ncuti Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor arrives on Christmas Day, we look back at the best of Doctor Who’s Christmas specials from 2005 to 2017.
South East Water says it hopes fresh water supplies will be restored by 13:00 GMT.
Big things are happening with Chanel and Factory International, but we hear Blue Monday a few too many times
Henry Arundell will not be available for England in the forthcoming Six Nations unless he chooses to leave Racing 92 and sign a hybrid contract with Bath and the Rugby Football Union, Telegraph Sport understands.