Catégorie : Actualités et Infos

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today: 1. ‘WE’RE DRIVING ON’ Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says preparations are still underway for Trump’s historic summit with Kim Jong Un next month even after the U.S. president expressed pessimism it will take place as scheduled. 2.…

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Beijing cements influence over Islamabad after Chinese banks lend $1bn in April

What do you do if a half-tonne racehorse is running straight at you? If you are At The Races presenter Hayley Moore, you stand your ground and tackle the animal using your bare hands. Ms Moore was working at Chepstow Racecourse when Give Em A Clump stumbled and unseated his rider. She was knocked to…

Former Liverpool and Real Madrid forward Michael Owen admits he is surprised by the success of Zinedine Zidane’s transition into management. Owen played for Madrid in the 2004-05 season alongside the former France captain, the Englishman scoring 16 times in 45 appearances. A win against Liverpool in Kiev on Saturday would seal a third consecutive…

Fresh Cabinet tensions over Brexit have been exposed in a leaked letter in which Michael Gove hits out at Philip Hammond, blaming the Treasury for a defeat in the House of Lords. The Environment Secretary accused the Treasury of « short-sightedness » which had led to an « avoidable » Lords defeat for the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill. Peers…

Celebrated novelist Philip Roth has died, the New Yorker and other outlets reported Tuesday night. He was 85 years old. A literary icon, Roth won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1998 for his book American Pastoral, one of many honors he earned over the course of a decades long career. In 2005, he became…