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Halfords shares tumble after shortage of mechanics hits profits
Car parts to bicycles retailer urges government to do more to encourage people to train as techniciansHalfords has said difficulties in hiring enough car mechanics was partly to blame for a profits warning.The car parts-to-bicycles retailer said a lack…
International response to Ukraine ‘exposes double standards’ of most EU nations, says Human Rights Watch
HRW also praises response to crisis by calling it ‘a moment of hope’
Ukraine set for ‘significant’ boost in war as UK experts to train Challenger tank crews
Ukraine’s armed forces are set for a “significant boost” in fighting capacity in the event Britain agrees to supply tanks and training, a defence expert has told Express.co.uk.
How to track an AirTag
The Apple AirTag is an effective tracking tool small enough to attach to most frequently lost items. Learn how to track an AirTag using Find My.
1.4 Million Copies Of Prince Harry’s Memoir ‘Spare’ Sold On 1st Day In UK
Prince Harry’s autobiography “Spare” sold 1.4 million English-language copies on its first day in the UK, United States, and Canada, publisher Penguin Random House said on Thursday.
UAE to loan $1 billion, roll over another $2 billion to Pakistan
The United Arab Emirates agreed on Thursday to lend $1 billion to Pakistan and roll over an existing $2 billion loan, Pakistan’s information minister said, offering some respite to a nation still reeling from devastating floods. Pakistan says it suffer…
Missing Mexican journalists appear chained hand and foot in video, “paying the consequences” for their reporting – CBS News
Missing Mexican journalists appear chained hand and foot in video, “paying the consequences” for their reporting CBS News
Missing Mexican journalists appear chained hand and foot in video
Media rights activists voiced concern for three journalists feared to have been abducted in an area controlled by drug traffickers.
University of Idaho stabbings suspect to appear in court
The man accused in the fatal stabbings of four University of Idaho students will be in court Thursday for a hearing that comes a day after classes resumed for undergraduates.