Views: 4 Adele is expected to make more than “£500,000 per gig” during her Las Vegas residency. © Bang Showbiz Adele is preparing to perform in Las VegasThe 33-year-old singer will soon perform at the Colosseum theatre at Caesars Palace, and she’s poised to become one of the highest-paid female artists in the history of Las […]
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Views: 5 The influential former leader of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev denied any conflict with his successor Tuesday, in his first appearance since unprecedented violence in the Central Asian country sparked rumours of a power struggle. “President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has full power,” Nazarbayev said in a video address, naming his hand-picked successor, and adding that there
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Views: 2 ISLAMABAD (AP) — The Pakistani Taliban on Tuesday claimed responsibility for an overnight gun attack on police in the Islamabad that killed an officer and both assailants, raising fears insurgents had a presence in one of the country’s safest cities.© Getty Policemen march past the coffin of a police officer who was killed in
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Views: 19 Entertainment tonight If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Whether it’s a snapshot from the street or a quick pic on her Instagram story, Jessica Alba’s skin is the definition of the incredibly sought-after “glass skin” effect. But many have wondered,
Views: 4 New Zealand has temporarily cut off the only pathway home for overseas citizens and visa holders, citing the risk of the Omicron variant. Officials announced on Tuesday evening that new spaces in the country’s managed isolation and quarantine system (MIQ) would not be released.© Provided by The Guardian Photograph: ReutersThe Covid-19 response minister, Chris
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Views: 3 The death toll from an earthquake in western Afghanistan has risen to 26. A magnitude 5.3 tremor struck in the western province of Badghis on Monday afternoon, local time. Pause Current Time 0:34 / Duration 0:35 Loaded: 83.98% Unmute 0 LO Caption Full screen Death toll from earthquake in Afghanistan rises to 26 Click to expand
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Views: 0 Nigeria’s interior minister has ordered prison guards to “shoot to kill” those involved in jailbreaks. Rauf Aregbesola made the comments in an address to prison staff in the southern city of Ibadan, saying anyone who attempts to breach security “must not live to tell the tale”. Over the past year armed groups have
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Views: 3 Russian officials on Tuesday said Moscow is sending troops to Belarus for joint military drills, a move that will place more Kremlin troops and equipment near Ukraine as Western nations fear an invasion. Russia and Belarus will participate in drills involving exercises to “thwart and repel a foreign aggression,” according to Russian Deputy
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Views: 5 Housewife Maira Tayyab has considered begging for money to feed her family in inflation-hit Pakistan, while shop owner Mohammad Hanif finds his thoughts turning to crime. They’re too proud and honest to act on the impulse, but their woes are shared by millions of Pakistanis whose disgruntlement threatens Prime Minister Imran Khan’s chances
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Views: 5 The Agriculture ministry will today host the fourth Intergovernmental Forum for Agriculture (IGFA) that deliberates on policy matters and appraise sector performance at a time when the industry is grappling with unprecedented challenges.The IGFA, which Cabinet secretary Peter Munya has convened is co-chaired by the Council of Governors chairman. The forum brings together
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