The UK faced strong winds and heavy rain as Storm Dudley arrived on Wednesday evening, causing power cuts and travel disruption – with Storm Eunice set to move in. The Met Office had issued an amber warning for strong winds covering central Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland and northern England above Hull over the evening, … Read more
Defense Secretary Ben Wallace is returning to the UK from a family holiday early because of his concerns about “the worsening situation in Ukraine”. The cabinet minister and Conservative MP for Wyre and Preston North only arrived in the undisclosed European country on Saturday, having traveled there following diplomatic talks in Moscow. But he said … Read more
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The co-founder of exercise company Peloton is to step down as the firm announced plans to cut 2,800 jobs. John Foley, who has been the firm’s chief executive for a decade, will be replaced by Barry McCarthy, the former chief financial officer of Spotify. Peloton, which sells indoor exercise bikes with a large touchscreen for … Read more
San Francisco Police Chief William Scott’s criticism against “lenient” prosecutors took another turn on Wednesday after he announced his department will no longer work with the District Attorney’s Office in police-involved shooting cases. Scott, who has spoken against San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin’s reform-leaning policies, said the DA’s Office broke their mutual agreement after … Read more
Samsung has decided to temporarily suspend its activities on its chip factory in Xian, China. The decision, announced Wednesday (29), was prompted by new outbreaks of Covid-19 cases in that region of the country, associated with the Ômicron variant of Sars-CoV-2. Located in the central region of the Chinese territory, the capital of Shaanxi province … Read more