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Over 11,000 care home workers are currently unable to work amid the spread of the Omicron strain, with staffing shortages leaving the UK sector struggling to cope and infections delaying hospital discharges. Read Full Article at RT.com

Presidential palace on fire in Kazakhstan

05 January 2022 20:18

Protesters have breached the presidential residence in Almaty and set fire to the inside, as Kazakhstan’s former capital and some other key cities remain gripped by unrest due to anger over a hike in fuel prices. Read Full Art

Vaccine mandate protesters beat up hospital boss

05 January 2022 20:15

Healthcare workers protesting against mandatory vaccination for medical staff in the French Caribbean territory of Guadeloupe have beaten up the director of a local hospital and «torn clothes off» his deputy. Read Full A

Kazakh president vows ‘tough’ response to violent protests

05 January 2022 20:14

Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has vowed a strong response to violence seen during ongoing nationwide protests on Wednesday. Tokayev added he has assumed the post of the head of the country’s Security Council.

Manufacturer kills classic business smartphone

05 January 2022 20:09

Blackberry stopped running support for its classic devices working on original Blackberry software on Tuesday, which means they will no longer be good for anything — other than throwing against a wall in a fit of rage. Re

Constitutional court dismisses oral-sex debt case

05 January 2022 20:00

Spain’s Constitutional Court has dismissed a case brought by a woman who claimed her former brother-in-law forced her to perform oral sex on him two to three times a week as a way of repaying a debt. Read Full Article at RT.com

Novak Djokovic doesn’t deserve blame and vitriol

05 January 2022 19:46

Novak Djokovic is being hounded for receiving a medical exemption but any anger leveled at him is being sent in the wrong direction. Read Full Article at RT.com

Canada agrees to ‘historic reparations’ for 200,000 indigenous children

05 January 2022 19:08

The Canadian government has reached a «milestone» $31-billion settlement to compensate indigenous children and families harmed by the «discriminatory underfunding» of the child welfare system on First Nations reservations.

Labour’s leader tests positive again for Covid

05 January 2022 19:03

Labour Party leader Sir Kier Starmer has been forced to withdraw from Wednesday’s Prime Ministers Questions (PMQs) session in Parliament after testing positive for Covid a day after delivering a key speech in Birmingham. Read Ful

Luxury car maker has no spare parts to fix fire-risk issue

05 January 2022 18:54

Daimler A. G. has warned some 800,000 owners of its luxury Mercedes-Benz cars of a defect that could lead to a fire, but admitted it currently has no parts with which to repair the fault. Read Full Article at RT.com

J.K. Rowling accused of ‘anti-Semitic’ imagery in Harry Potter

05 January 2022 18:38

Former U. S. talk show host Jon Stewart has slammed J. K. Rowling for her use of imagery he says is «anti-Semitic," claiming the Harry Potter franchise’s goblin banker characters resemble Jewish caricatures. Read Full Article at RT. co

Starmer and Johnson united against mayor’s relaxation of drug policy

05 January 2022 18:14

London’s mayor has made plans to introduce a pilot program which will de-facto decriminalize possession of small amounts of cannabis among youths. The project has already faced opposition from the prime minister and Labour leader. Read Full A

Boxing bombshell cites Pfizer jab ‘boob effect’ with chesty selfie

05 January 2022 18:12

Aussie boxing sensation Ebanie ‘Blonde Bomber' Bridges has poked fun at reports that the Pfizer jab has led to breast enlargement among some women by posting a close-up look at her own chest to fans online. Read Full Article at

Metamobility, robots & green cars: CES kicks off in Las Vegas

05 January 2022 17:22

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) threw open its doors in Las Vegas on Wednesday, despite a surge in Covid-19 cases prompting a number of last-minute big-name cancelations. Read Full Article at RT.com

Taliban reportedly orders beheading of shop mannequins

05 January 2022 17:20

The Taliban has ordered clothes shops in Afghanistan’s Herat province to behead all mannequins because they are «idols," according to media reports. Read Full Article at RT.com

Ministry of Defence accused of ‘failing British troops and taxpayers’

05 January 2022 17:15

In a new report, the Labour Party accuses the government of having «wasted» £13 billion ($17.61 billion) of taxpayers' money on military projects since 2010, after multiple endeavors were either canceled or hit by costly delays.

Chelsea accused of making ‘hostage’ video as Lukaku grovels

05 January 2022 17:13

Chelsea record signing Romelu Lukaku has issued a humbling apology for the chaos caused by a recent unauthorized interview, but some fans have suggested that the Belgian is being ‘held hostage' at the Blues. Read Full Article at RT

Djokovic medical exemption process ‘equal & fair’ – Australian Open chief

05 January 2022 16:39

The decision to grant world number one Novak Djokovic a medical exemption to participate in this month’s Australian Open was conducted in an entirely 'fair and equal' process, according to event chief Craig Tiley. Re

Protesters storm govt building in Kazakhstan’s largest city

05 January 2022 15:44

Protests against energy price hikes in Kazakhstan have escalated on Wednesday, with an angry crowd storming the mayor’s office in Almaty. In another major city, Aktobe, demonstrators have taken over the administration building.

Asteroid the size of two Empire State Buildings approaching Earth

05 January 2022 15:29

A massive asteroid from NASA’s ‘potentially hazardous' list that is two and a half times the height of New York’s Empire State Building is set to pass Earth later this month. Read Full Article at RT.com

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