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| Two suffer burns in explosion at house in Farnworth Two elderly people have suffered burns in a suspected gas explosion in Bolton. Several properties were evacuated following the blast in Rydal Grove in Farnworth, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service said. A man in his 70s is in a serious condition at Wythenshaw Hospital and another person ...
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| Trump's rhetoric threatens peace-making in Korean peninsula Despite the painstaking efforts of Moon Jae-in, South Korea's president, to use this week's opening of the Winter Olympics to build bridges with North Korea, Donald Trump remains locked on a dangerous collision course with what he calls Kim Jong-un's "depraved regime".
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| This European royal family might invest in cryptocurrencies "Particularly with this whole new digital economy, it is something to look into more into in the future," Crown Prince Alois told CNBC on Friday. Liechtenstein is a German-speaking microstate in Central Europe with a population of less than 40,000 people. The principality owes much of its wealth to its ...
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| Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam goes on trial in Belgium Salah Abdeslam will make his first appearance in court accused of the attempted murder of police officers after a shootout in Brussels shortly before his arrest in March 2016. Abdeslam, 28, fled Paris after the November 2015 attacks in the French capital that killed 130 people and injured hundreds more.
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The future of aviation lies in the Asia Pacific region, Boeing exec says The Asia Pacific region will account for about 40 percent of demand in the aviation market in the future, according to the vice president of marketing at Boeing Commercial Airplanes said. "If we look at the growth over the next few years, half the growth will be here in the Asia Pacific market," Randy ...
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Super Bowl LII: Watch Justin Timberlake Honor Prince in Halftime Spectacle He opened the 13-minutes set flanked by laser lights and dancing with fans backstage for the funky "Filthy" before sliding into a choreographed "Rock Your Body" before heading to the stage, in the middle of the field. A slowed-down groove of a horn-punctuated "SexyBack" was backed by his band, The ...
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