Month: December 2021

Getty Images The suspect in a Michigan school shooting will face charges of terrorism and first-degree murder following a rampage that left four students dead and seven injured. Prosecutors on Wednesday charged Oxford High School student Ethan Crumbley, 15, as an adult. He has pleaded not guilty. Police are yet to identify a motive in
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Getty Images The Co-op has become the latest supermarket chain to say it will not enforce new mask wearing rules to avoid their staff being abused by customers. Mask rules were brought back in on Tuesday after concerns about the Omicron coronavirus variant. Supermarkets are taking a light touch approach with Tesco, Aldi, Lidl and
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Twenty years after its release, Baz Luhrman’s movie Moulin Rouge has been transformed into a £35m stage musical. The Broadway production has already won 10 prestigious Tony Awards – and now it’s transferring to London. BBC Music correspondent Mark Savage went down for a sneak peak before the official opening night later this month.
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So it looks like we’re headed for a work stoppage. Baseball’s current collective bargaining agreement expires on Wednesday at 11:59 p.m. ET, and despite months of largely slow-moving negotiations, a deal does not seem imminent. Without one, the team owners are almost certainly going to lock out the players. If you’ve been following along since
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Getty Images The EU is to reveal details of a global investment plan that’s widely seen as a rival to China’s Belt and Road initiative. Insiders say it’ll set out “concrete” ideas on digital, transport, climate and energy schemes. It’s regarded as part of the West’s efforts to counter Chinese influence in Africa and elsewhere.
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