Hamilton and Verstappen take their battle to Imola
Italy’s Imola circuit provides a fresh challenge for seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton and young pretender Max Verstappen as the pair prepare for round two of their Formula One ...
Criminal proceedings to be launched against 12 people over teen suicide (Updated)
Criminal proceedings will be launched against 12 people in connection with the death of a teenage boy in September 2019 over their possible failure to recognise and handle the various problems his ...
TGIF: light and fluffy weekend crêpes
Here at Good Living, you may have observed that we usually like to mark the end of the working week with a TGIF recipe… A little note of indulgence with ...
Cyprus Vaccine Portal crashes: Minister says 20,000 users fight for vaccine choices per second
Twenty thousand users are fighting to get their vaccine of choice within a single second. That’s what is making the Vaccination Portal crash, explains Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation ...
More than half citizenships given through investment unlawful, inquiry concludes (updated)
More than half of about 3,000 citizenships granted by the state between 2007 and August 2020 as part of the island’s citizenship by investment programme were unlawful, the head of an inquiry ...
Paphos police investigate after man scammed out of €28,000
Paphos police are investigating after a 49-year-old man said he lost €28,000 to an online scam.
The complainant and his business partners deposited the money in a bank in Spain with ...
What does it mean to be well-educated?
There are different libraries and people who already try to answer this question, but failed, what exactly it means to be educated. Also, no one had ever imagined that it ...
EU, UK step up N Ireland talks, key differences remain
The European Union said on Friday that Britain should not change trading rules in Northern Ireland on its own and that the bloc would continue its legal case over unilateral ...
Cabinet expresses regret after reform bills rejected
The government said on Friday rejection of two major reforms by opposition parties ahead of the elections deprived people of the expected benefits.
Government spokesman Kyriacos Koushos said the cabinet ...
How to make a fabric-covered belt buckle
Nothing says a stylish belt like a tailored fabric finish for the buckle!
In this video, designer and influencer Mimi G teaches you how to achieve this vintage fashion accent ...
Jordan to be Bryant’s presenter at Hall of Fame enshrinement
Michael Jordan will be Kobe Bryant’s presenter when the Los Angeles Lakers great is inducted posthumously into the Basketball Hall of Fame next month.
Bryant, a five-time NBA champion ...
Two arrested, two being sought after man beaten up
Paphos police on Friday arrested two people, 27 and 38, on suspicion of physically attacking a 27-year-old man earlier this week.
Two more people, aged 30 and 38, are wanted for the case.
According ...
UK Govt denies reports of plans to scale back on rapid testing over false positive concerns
Britain’s health ministry said on Thursday there were no plans to halt rapid coronavirus testing, after the Guardian newspaper reported the programme may be scaled back in England because ...
Coronavirus: Weekly report shows steep increase in cases (updated)
The 14-day cumulative rate of Covid cases has reached 749.5 per 100,000, the weekly coronavirus surveillance report issued by the health ministry said on Friday.
The report covered the period March 31 to ...
The bear cub whose best friend led him back to the wild
Every pet deserves a loving and respectful home: please only consider acquiring a pet if you will be able to take care of its long-term needs. Also, consider choosing your ...
Gunman kills eight, takes own life at FedEx site in Indianapolis -police
A gunman shot eight people dead and injured several others at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis before taking his own life, police said early on Friday.
An Indianapolis police officer ...
News podcast: Pregnant Covid positive women forced to have a C-section
The Cyprus News Digest, in collaboration with the Cyprus Mail, brings you an in-depth analysis of some of the latest developments in local and international – in audio form.
Presented by ...
Mourinho focused on Spurs’ top-four battle, not League Cup final
This month’s League Cup final offers Tottenham Hotspur a chance to salvage something from a season that has unravelled alarmingly but manager Jose Mourinho says finishing in the Premier ...
Coronavirus: 6,500 vaccine slots snapped up in first hour
Close to 6,500 vaccination slots were snapped up in the first hour of the portal opening on Friday at 7.30am for those aged 53 to 54, the health ministry said.
The vast majority ...
Lady Gaga slammed by Gucci family over film portrayal
Lady Gaga’s upcoming role as Patrizia Reggiani in ‘House of Gucci’ is being criticised by the Gucci family themselves, who have accused her of stealing the family identity for ...
Hot dogs at The Home Café
A bun sliced in two, a juicy hot dog in the middle drizzled with ketchup, mustard and a whole menu of sides. At fairs, carnivals, markets and bazaars, hot dogs ...
Cyprus takes part in multinational military exercise
For the fifth year in a row, the air force of the national guard is taking part in the multinational military exercise Iniohos, which takes place every year in Greece.
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Coronavirus: Over 10,000 checks see 180 people charged
In the 24 hours leading up to 6am on Friday the police carried out 10,600 checks islandwide for violations of Covid decrees, booking 180 people and two businesses.
Most of the charges were ...
Cyprus still has 39% of farm animals in cages — NGO
In Cyprus, 39 per cent of farm animals are still kept in cages, according to the not-for-profit organisation End the Cage Age. This is, however, far better than Austria and Luxembourg ...