Top Shots (Week of July 23, 2017)
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Rishi Sunak is to increase UK defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2030 as he warns European allies that the continent is at a "turning point" in the face of the growing threats from Russia, Iran and China. Speaking alongside NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, the UK prime minister said he planned to steadily increase defence spending by the end of the decade, rising to 2.4% a year until 2027/28 - then hitting 2.5% by 2030/31. Funding will rise from £64.6bn in 2024 to £78.2bn in 2028, and then jump to £87bn in 2030/31.
Kremlin-controlled energy giant Gazprom said on Tuesday work is underway on further links between its east and western pipeline networks after it launched construction of an 800-km pipeline in Russia's far east last month. The Belogorsk-Khabarovsk pipeline is designed to connect the China-bound Power of Siberia with the existing Sakhalin-Khabarovsk-Vladivostok link. "Design and survey work is underway on other (connectors)," Gazprom said, without elaborating.
I didn't think death was always pretty but this is a little more grim than I expected.
The British Parliament has finally passed legislation to send some migrants to Rwanda, clearing the runway for flights this summer under Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ’s controversial plan aimed at deterring risky English Channel crossings by people desperate to reach the U.K. A bill designed to unblock a plan beset by court challenges and legislative battles was approved early Tuesday, delivering what Sunak hopes will be a much-needed political victory and fulfill his pledge to “stop the boats.” Human rights activists and migrants' groups have vowed to continue the fight against the policy, which they say is unethical and inhumane.
Shoppers say these knives are "beautifully made" and "super sharp."
The popular AquaSonic comes with eight brush heads — and over 84,000 five-star reviews.
Sarah Benn is first of three GPs facing disciplinary action this year over climate activism
Ohio tattoo artist Joe Crossman was treated at the Cleveland Clinic after his lungs began to fail, rapidly leading to a double lung transplant
Chris Parypa/GettyThe Federal Aviation Administration is investigating an incident at John F. Kennedy International Airport in which a Swiss Air passenger jet was put on a possible collision course with several other aircraft, reports say.The Airbus A330-300 was cleared for takeoff on April 17 and was in the initial stages of its run when the crew spotted three planes crossing their path further down the tarmac, according to Simple Flying. The pilots aborted the takeoff and informed Air Traffic
A police horse was hit in the face with an umbrella by one of the men celebrating St George’s Day in Whitehall
A man fatally shot three of his sons, including two children, and his wife then himself in their home in southwest Oklahoma City, police said Tuesday. Officers found the five dead Monday morning after a fourth son, who is 10, called police to report the shootings, said Sgt. Gary Knight. Jonathan Candy, 42, is believed to have killed his wife, 39-year-old Lindsay Candy, and sons 18-year-old Dylan Candy, 14-year-old Ethan Candy and 12-year-old Lucas Candy, Knight said.
Scotland and Glasgow Warriors hooker Fraser Brown is to retire at the end of this season after almost a year out through injury.
NEW YORK (AP) — Cyberattacks on businesses are rising, including small businesses. It's a troubling trend because a breach can be very costly and time consuming if owners don't have a plan to deal with one. According to the Verizon 2023 Data Breach Investigations Report, the median cost per ransomware attack — which features a type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system until a sum of money is paid — more than doubled over the past two years to $26,000. That's partly
Rotation is likely for the Gunners amid a hectic schedule
Boris Johnson first promised in 2022 that Britain would spend 2.5 per cent of GDP on defence by the end of this decade
"We will miss this man dearly. Thank you for all you did for us Big George," wrote the actor
Swifties have been turning up to the Black Dog in Vauxhall after the pop star referenced the pub in her new album
Rishi Sunak has joined a trilateral meeting with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to discuss a military aid package for Ukraine.
Asda has suffered a slump in grocery sales, making it the only one of the traditional “Big Four” supermarkets in Britain to lose market share over the last three months.