Day: January 30, 2023
London’s luxury home sellers turn to WhatsApp as private sales surge
A growing number of Londoners are opting for novel means of buying and selling their properties, with WhatsApp emerging as a new home for luxury listings.
No time to party as Djokovic injury casts shadow over Australian Open triumph
Novak Djokovic says he hopes to return to action in a month’s time but is “not sure” how quickly his injured hamstring will heal. Roger Federer has been among those hailing Djokovic’s “incredible effort” in winning a 10th Australian Open and a record-…
Korean star Song Joong-ki announces marriage to Katy Louise Saunders, says they are expecting a baby
South Korean actor Song Joong-ki married British actress Katy Louise Saunders Monday and the two are expecting a child, Song’s agency, HighZium Studio, told CNN.
No need for Nadhim Zahawi to step down as MP, insists minister
Amid signs of pushback by Zahawi over his sacking, Helen Whately says PM did right thing in removing him from cabinetThere is no need for Nadhim Zahawi to step down as an MP despite multiple breaches of the ministerial code, a former colleague in the h…
The Ring video doorbell is only $55 ahead of Black Friday 2023
Amazon’s flagship Ring video doorbell is marked down ahead of the holiday season. Score the 1080HP recording, motion-sensored doorbell and save $45.
Madison Brooks was killed by a car. Now, four men who left her on the road are charged with rape
Madison Brooks alleged rape and subsequent death have sparked outrage in the community of Baton Rouge, with fellow LSU students, mothers and the university’s president demanding justice for the student, Andrea Blanco and Rachel Sharp report
Covid in China: Officials say current wave is ‘coming to an end’
Authorities say the death toll has peaked, and there’s been no case spike during Lunar New Year.
Russian business offers cash bounties to destroy Western tanks in Ukraine
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World Bank: Myanmar economy to grow 3%, dragged by conflict
World Bank economists say Myanmar’s economy grew 3% last year and will likely achieve the same pace in 2023, but still lags far behind where it stood before the army seized power in early 2021.