Beer for the masses? North Korean beer bar opens in Pyongyang
North Korea's capital, Pyongyang, has a new landmark beer bar in one of its new districts.
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These EU members could pay the highest price in case of EU enlargement
A potential enlargement of the EU to nine new member states could bring significant changes to the bloc's budget.
Euroviews. China’s new economic development offers fresh opportunities for China-EU cooperation
This is a moment of intensifying geopolitical conflicts, rising global protectionism and a sluggish world economic recovery.
Emmerdale confirms Kim Tate Christmas flash-forward twist as star teases who's responsible - and it's not Will or Peter
Kim Tate first appears to be feared dead before an eerie flash-forward confirms her fate in Emmerdale this Christmas. The much-loved character, played by Claire King, is set to be centre of the action this festive season as she prepares to renew her wedding vows with Will Taylor.
Exact time and where snow is set to fall in England this weekend
The latest Met Office weather map shows that large swathes of northern England are set to be hit by snow showers this weekend—just days before Christmas Day.
Motherwell boss is content in fourth place, but knows he's two defeats away from 'disaster'
Stuart Kettlewell takes satisfaction in leading Motherwell to fourth spot in the Premiership – but knows he’s only two defeats away from being “the worst manager”.
FIFA chief hails women-only crowd at Iranian top-flight clash
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has offered "heartfelt gratitude" to Iranian authorities for allowing tens of thousands of female fans to attend a top-flight soccer match between Sepahan against Persepolis this week.
Canadiens' hockey boss has 'no concern' about GM's trip to Russia
Montreal executive vice-president of hockey operations Jeff Gorton says he has "no concern" about members of the Canadiens' front office travelling to Russia amid the country's invasion of Ukraine.