Today's mortgage rates are up once again. When you can snag a 5/1 ARM at a lower interest rate than a fixed loan, it can make sense despite the risk of a rising rate, but since that's not the case today, you're better off with a fixed-rate mortgage.
In a bid to address an increase in rat burrows in Singapore, the National Environment Agency embarks on a trial of thermal detection cameras. Read on.
Michael Palin has been making travel documentaries for decades, but in 2018 swapped the BBC for Channel 5 where he will return with Michael Palin in Nigeria.
A 16-year-old boy is under arrest after a bishop and several churchgoers were injured on Monday.
Police say the woman needed hospital treatment following the attack in Blackpool on Monday.
As jury selection got underway in the New York criminal case, the former president appeared to struggle to keep his eyes open, prompting commentators to deride him as ‘Sleepy Don’ and ‘Don Snoreleone’
There was shock as the 17th Century building's spire collapsed in the fire.
Unemployment rose and pay growth was still stubbornly high, leaving the Bank of England with a choice on its hands at its next interest rates call.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — One of Copenhagen's oldest buildings is on fire and its iconic spire has collapsed. The roof of the 17th-century old Stock Exchange, or Boersen, that was once Denmark’s financial center, was engulfed in flames Tuesday. The building, which is situated next to the Christiansborg Palace where the parliament sits, is a popular tourist attraction. Its distinctive spire, in the shape of the tails of four dragons twined together, reached a height of 56 meters (184 feet). Huge
Crowd trouble between Kiveton Miners Welfare and Hatfield Town sees a team manager 'assaulted'.
‘Vicar of Dibley’ star was reprimanded by younger podcast host for question about ‘Harry Potter’ author
Blue Lights returned to BBC One on Monday night with its series two debut – and viewers are all saying the same thing about the Belfast-set police drama…
The takeover of Everton by 777 Partners remains on a knife edge after a last-gasp extension was granted over the repayment of a £160 million loan to allay fears the club could be plunged into administration.
Donald Trump's unprecedented criminal hush money trial has begun, with the former president reportedly starting to fall asleep at an opening court session.View on euronews
Derbyshire County Council says cracks that run for several metres have been seen on the road.
BBC Radio 2 has confirmed who will be taking over Pick of the Pops following the death of popular presenter Steve Wright.Veteran broadcaster Mark Goodier, 62, will now helm the show each Saturday afternoon from July, picking up where Wright left off. He will count down two charts from two different weeks from the past seven decades on the show
STORY: Australia is reeling from its second stabbing incident in three days.New South Wales state Police Commissioner Karen Webb said on Tuesday that a knife attack on an Assyrian church bishop In Sydney the day before was a terrorist act. “I declared that it was a terrorist incident. Strike Force Petrina has been established to investigate that side of the events last night.”At least four people were injured in the attack at The Good Shepherd Church in Sydney’s Wakeley suburb, including Bishop Mar Mari Emmanual, when a man lunged at him with a knife during a service that was live-streamed on Monday. The incident triggered clashes between police and an angry crowd of the bishop’s followers -- who demanded the attacker be handed over to them.Emergency crews said they helped 30 people after the clash outside the church, and seven were taken to hospitals with injuries.Police arrested a male teenager at the scene and held him at the church for his own safety.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said there was no place in Australia for violent extremism.“This is a disturbing incident. There is no place for violence in our community. There is no place for violent extremism. We are a peace loving nation. This is a time to unite, not divide as a community and as a country.”Bishop Emmanuel's live-streamed sermons attract a global audience and his clips rack up hundreds of thousands of views online. He became well known for his hardline views during the pandemic when he described lockdowns as "mass slavery," media reported at the time.
The brand, which runs 216 shops as well as franchised stores, is looking at ways to save cash.
On April 13, Grimes' Coachella set was plagued by technical issues that prompted her to belt her frustrations into the microphone, CNN reports. She reportedly screamed in frustration several times, repeatedly stopped songs and told the audience that her tracks were "double the tempo," which was causing issues. Grimes ultimately left the stage midway through performing "Genesis," and her set was cut short. In her apology, Grimes described the incident as "sonic chaos on my end trying to guess how stuff was sounding for u guys". "I want to apologize for the technical issues with the show tonight."
Traffic chaos has hit three motorways following a three-vehicle crash on Tuesday morning - which shut the M25 and M26, and left traffic tailing back for miles on the M20. The M25 has reopened after the crash - which involved a lorry and two cars and happened around 3am - left it closed for hours clockwise between junctions 5 and 6. National Highways warned drivers there were still 45-minute delays, with congestion backing up to junction 3.
A French national who confronted a knife-wielding attacker during a rampage in a mall in the Sydney suburb of Bondi is welcome to stay in Australia for as long as he wants, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday. Six people were killed and 12 hurt in Saturday's attack at the beachside mall, one of the city's worst violent crimes in recent years. The attacker, identified as Joel Cauchi, was shot down by Inspector Amy Scott, who confronted him solo during his rampage.
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