Jamie Redknapphas revealed he's been sober for two years after suffering a 'terrible' hangover following a boozy night out for his 50th birthday.

Maya Gebala was one of at least two-dozen children and teachers wounded when a 'female in a dress' opened fire at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia.

The Autonomous Bougainville Government signs a secretive deal to reopen a huge gold and copper mine that sparked a catastrophic civil war three decades ago. 

Premier adjoint au maire sortant de Taiarapu-Ouest, Arthur Mati est candidat aux municipales de 2026. En désaccord avec l’actuelle majorité municipale, il conduit la liste apolitique Te are ’api, La nouvelle vague, axée sur la transparence et la proximité.

They will come to us again with various proposals, including economic cooperation mechanisms, the politician pointed out

According to the EU top diplomat, two training centers have already been selected for these purposes

Yulia Zhdanova recalled that Munich Security Conference Chairman Wolfgang Ischinger claimed that an end to hostilities could increase threats to NATO's eastern flank

Israel has reportedly received a crude shipment from Venezuela after the US imposed a blockade on the country and kidnapped its president Read Full Article at RT.com

The Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) has urged journalists to help disseminate accurate information on property owners’ rental tax measures to avoid confusion and ensure compliance. The appeal was made during a day-long media training session for Blantyre-based journalists held in Blantyre on Tuesday. Speaking during the training, MRA spokesperson Wilma Chalulu said the authority had […] The post Journalists urged to disseminate accurate information on property owners’ rental tax measures appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture, Alfred Gangata, has hit the ground running, declaring that a clear operational plan for the National Arts and Heritage Council is critical to the growth and sustainability of arts and culture in Malawi. Speaking to journalists in Blantyre on Tuesday, Gangata said the absence of a proper framework in […] The post Gangata Gets to Work, Sets New Vision for National Arts and Heritage Council appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Depuis quelques mois, les voyageurs du Transgabonais constatent des retards, des ralentissements ou des ajustements d'horaires sur leur temps de voyages. Dans un pays où le train le seul lien entre certaines provinces, les villages et les familles, ces perturbations ont un impact direct sur le trajet. Ces perturbations s'expliquent principalement par les travaux du Programme de Modernisation et de Sécurisation de la voie ferrée (PMS), engagés depuis le 24 novembre 2025 et prévus jusqu'à (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

À Franceville, le Ministre de l'Accès universel à l'Eau et à l'Énergie M. Philippe Tonangoye a procédé à la visite des stations de traitement d'eau Franceville 1 (FCV1) et Franceville 3 (FCV3), dans le cadre du suivi de l'approvisionnement en eau potable. Au niveau de FCV1, la capacité installée est de 300 m³/h, mais la production effective est actuellement limitée à 175 m³/h, en raison de fuites importantes sur la bâche d'eau traitée, entraînant des difficultés d'approvisionnement (...) - INFRASTRUCTURES / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Je suis convaincu de ce projet Ndoty Club, parce qu'il ne repose ni sur une mode passagère, ni sur un rêve naïf. Il est né d'une réalité que je connais intimement. Une réalité faite de terrains poussiéreux, de talents bruts, de regards pleins d'espoir… et parfois de destins brisés faute d'accompagnement. Ma conviction vient de ces enfants que j'ai vus courir pieds nus derrière un ballon, jouer avec le cœur, sourire malgré le manque. Des enfants riches de potentiel mais pauvres en (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta disbursed financial aid to 15,700 construction workers' children, totaling Rs 12.40 crore, to support their education. This initiative, marking the BJP government's first anniversary, offers monthly assistance ranging from Rs 500 to Rs 10,000 based on educational levels. The government also highlighted other welfare schemes and development projects.

Nearly one-third of faculty positions across India's AIIMS are vacant, with both older and newer institutes facing significant staffing gaps. Non-faculty positions are also severely understaffed, raising concerns about the pace of recruitment matching infrastructure and patient demand growth.

Within the Commission itself, out of 33 sanctioned posts — comprising the Chairman, ex-officio members and part-time members — 28 are in position. The Secretary’s post is filled. However, vacancies are more visible across the autonomous boards responsible for regulating undergraduate and postgraduate medical education, medical assessment and accreditation, and ethics and medical registration.

Another week, another paedo. Confronted by this mishap, the nasal knight lost his rag.

Aluko joined Jordan on Tuesday show to discuss the fall out of her latest comments surrounding Wright, and revealed she is quitting the 'very toxic space' of British television for the foreseeable future.

Die-hard fans of the series may know that the fictional characters and the series story are loosely based on a real gang members from Birmingham.

The girl, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, suffered years of abuse and torture at the hands of her own relatives from the age of six in her home in West Sussex.

Two heartbroken parents broke down in tears on Tuesday's episode of BBC Breakfast as they recounted the tragic death of their 21-year-old daughter from sepsis.

Foreign powers ordered the assassination of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, former Libyan Information Minister Moussa Ibrahim has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The European Commission president wants to bypass dissent with ‘enhanced cooperation’ Read Full Article at RT.com

Nirvana lead singer Kurt Cobain was the victim of a homicide, according to a new forensic investigation Read Full Article at RT.com

A comment made by a municipal staff member in Marathon, Ont., has prompted calls for accountability from two nearby First Nations. While local First Nation leaders interpreted the remark as referring to skin colour, the town's mayor and senior administration say it was about political colours.

Applications for the February 2026 Built-To-Order (BTO) sales exercise reached nearly three times the number of flats launched as at 5pm on Wednesday (Feb 11) — the last day of the application — said national development minister Chee Hong Tat.In a Facebook post at around 6.30pm on Wednesday, Chee said a total of 14,052 applications have been received for the 4,692 BTO flats. Checks by AsiaOne on the Housing and Development Board's (HDB) portal at 7pm showed that most three-room and bigger flats on offer received at application rate of below 1.0 by first-timer families. The exception was in Tampines, where two projects — Tampines Bliss and Tampines Nova — saw application rates of between 3.4 and 6.8 by first-timer families. Tampines Bliss saw 536 applicants for the 80 three-room flats, while there were 3,260 application for the 337 four-room flats for both Tampines projects. 

Eighteen men, aged between 21 and 35, were arrested on Wednesday (Feb 11) morning for their alleged involvement in an illegal transaction of marine gas oil in Singapore waters. In a news release on Wednesday, the police said that Police Coast Guard officers arrested the 18 crew members from two foreign-registered tugboats and one Singapore-registered tugboat in the waters off Pandan at West Coast. Preliminary investigations revealed that the crew members had allegedly misappropriated marine gas oil valued at about $13,670 without their company's knowledge. According to the police, the oil was allegedly intended to be sold illegally for their personal financial gain. The 18 men will be charged in court on Thursday for criminal breach of trust by employees. If found guilty, they may be jailed for up to 15 years and fined. The police also warned that they take a serious view of illegal transactions of marine gas oil in Singapore waters, adding that the authorities will continue to conduct enforcement and security checks to prevent, deter and detect such illicit activities. [[nid:727069]]

A motorcyclist allegedly bit off part of a man's ear during an altercation along the Pan Island Expressway (PIE), a court heard on Tuesday (Feb 10). Singaporean Ronald Koh, 36, purportedly also hit Fabian Quak Wei Quan's father on the back and stepped on his foot. Koh, who denied the two charges on the first day of his trial and was self-represented, claimed that the father might have bitten off his own son's ear instead, reported CNA. The incident allegedly occurred at about 2pm on Feb 26, 2024, near the Sims Way exit along the PIE towards Changi.Testifying in court, 63-year-old renovation contractor Quak Beng Gim said that he was driving in the fourth lane along the PIE with his son, who is in his 20s, seated in the front passenger seat. He was filtering into the third lane, when he heard a van next to him sound its horn at motorcycle. Quak said Koh then cut into his lane, adding that he also sounded his horn at the motorcyclist. «The motorcyclist kept gesturing at me,» he told the court, reported CNA. 

[New Times] At the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali (CHUK), doctors performed Rwanda's first-ever epilepsy surgery, an intervention that does more than treat seizures. It is a life-saving intervention for drug-resistant epilepsy patients, increasing their quality of life, independence, and hope to families who have lived for years under the shadow of uncertainty.

[Maka] Authoritarianism rarely arrives with tanks in the streets. More often, it slips in through legal texts, regulatory agencies, and administrative procedures that appear technical, neutral, even modern. Angola is now offering a textbook example of how this happens.

[New Times] Rwanda has recorded its highest score yet in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), as traditionally strong performers including the US, Canada, the UK, and several European countries had declining scores «due to weakening oversight, political interference, and growing tolerance for unethical conduct.»