Month: June 2024

The Duchess of Sussex, aka “avowed feminist” Meghan Markle, could be set to be known by a new and “unusual title.” “If the duke and duchess titles were removed, she would assume a Princess title,” royal expert Lee Cohen told GBN’s Mark Dolan. “But if s…

Since making its public market debut, energy drink specialist Monster Beverage (MNST) has delivered blistering returns for its shareholders. However, this beast has been tamed in recent sessions. Since the beginning of January, MNST stock stumbled more…

In a May 2 Barchart article on the wood futures market, I concluded: Lumber is in a bearish trend in May 2024, and the trend is always your best friend. The path of least resistance of physical lumber futures could depend on the Fed’s monetary policy p…

Emergency services have been called to a crash in a village where a car has gone into a ditch. Police and the fire service were alerted to the incident on the B1071 Church Street, in Lavenham, near Sudbury, at around 4.40pm. One car had left the road a…

Those familiar with Karim Khan’s track record as International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor know that the arrest warrants for war crimes in Gaza are a dramatic u-turn of past form. Since Khan took office in the summer of 2021, he has been largely in…

Well, that was a good run—more than a year of Max without any price hikes. (Yay?) But now, the break’s over. As promised during Warner Bros. Discovery’s recent quarterly earning call, Max just announced it will raise subscription rates, although not ev…

A woman has been rescued after spending around two and a half days clinging to the branches of a tree to escape floodwater in Southern Germany. The 32-year-old was finally discovered by a search drone on Tuesday afternoon, the police said. She had been…

Police are investigating an incident of criminal damage after fire damage at a park. The remnants of a fire were found at Norwood Gardens Park, Southwell, over the weekend. The blaze had damaged part of the park’s protective flooring. The mini roundabo…

The environmental protection organization Greenpeace was protesting off the Wadden Sea islands of Schiermonnikoog and Borkum on Tuesday against the planned extraction of natural gas in the North Sea. Five demonstrators climbed from rubber dinghies onto…

A voluntary tagging system is proving effective at helping to rehabilitate repeat offenders. As part of the scheme run by Nottinghamshire Police, the electronic tags use GPS location data to track and monitor the wearers movements, so their location ca…