Archive du mois : février 2018

Stocks gave up earlier gains in choppy trade Wednesday as interest rates started to creep back to multi-year highs. The S&P 500 traded 0.1 percent lower, having risen as much as 1.2 percent. The afternoon move lower took place shortly after the 10-year Treasury yield rose on the back of a weak auction, rekindling the…

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Theresa May has stoked fears that the NHS will be “for sale” in a trade deal with the US after Brexit, after refusing to say it will be excluded from the talks. The Prime Minister was warned that a “key objective” for Washington would be gaining access to the health service, which is being opened…

The latest round of released texts between FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page reveal that then-President Obama wanted “to know everything” about the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s secret email server, reports Fox News. Page and Strzok, who were engaged in an extra-marital affair, exchanged the text on September 2, 2016. The text reads, “potus…

Inter captain Mauro Icardi trained separately again this morning, but it’s reported he’ll be back to face Bologna. The striker missed the draw with Crotone with a muscular injury, watching on from the stands as the Nerazzurri drew 1-1. According to Premium Sport, he once again trained separately today, but the Beneamata expect to have…

Here are the remarks – supplied by the Judicial Office – in full made by Mr Justice Edis at the Old Bailey as he sentenced Jon Venables. He said: The victim surcharge applies. I make a deprivation order for the laptop computer. I make a sexual harm prevention order with the prohibitions set out in…

Ugh, hard relate.

Twitter/@daily_politics Jeremy Corbyn accuses Theresa May of trying to run public services « on the cheap. » The Labour leader says « relentless » Conservative cuts to police numbers have left Britain less safe. May swipes at Labour’s Sadiq Khan over knife crime in London.   LONDON — Jeremy Corbyn accused the Conservative government of contributing to rising crime…