Saturday 24 July, 2021
He met with local school children earlier today, who were “gobsmacked” at meeting the US President.
She says she wants to concentrate on her work in Washington.
Heathers specialised in shoes for larger feet and served the needs of those across the country.
iOS 10 will let you remove most of Apple’s stock apps like Maps, Contacts, Mail and Music.
I’ve been ditched by my best friend because of her new boyfriend. Maybe you think I’m jealous or I’m chasing after someone who has no interest in hanging out anymore, but this is my best friend, writes Christine Allen.
The former British Prime Minister was appointed to the post in 2007.
He’s also been given a fairly ugly pair of boots to mark the occasion.
Excluding those who have resigned their seat to take up another political position or ill-health, there have been just a handful of resignations from parliament over principle or controversy down the years. Who are they? And why have there been so few?
Wait, Facebook had an email service?
The former world champion is expected to move to Mercedes in a three-year deal worth £15m, according to reports.
Dublin City Council had initiated legal proceedings to have the banner removed because it had not received planning permission.
Munster hooker Denis Fogarty has agreed a two-year deal with Pro Div 2 club Aurillac.
Director of Football Damien Comolli has left Liverpool, the club confirmed this morning.
The British comedian has admitted that he only hosted the Golden Globes a third time to “annoy people”.
IFA President Jim Shaw has said that he does not envisage the home nations tournament happening again.
Undone by sex scandals, economic failures, uprisings and other controversies, an astonishing number of high-profile figures resigned from their various posts in the past 12 months.
Martin Johnson will confirm his resignation as England manager later this morning, according to reports.
Chris Ashton and James Haskell were also landed with suspended fines for their inappropriate behaviour in New Zealand.
As it is the last day of President Mary McAleese’s time in office, we have taken a look back at the highlights of her two-term presidency.
See which names made it into 24/7 Wall St’s list of brands it expects to disappear over the next 18 months.
