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Britain Returns Ksh450 Million Stashed in Offshore Accounts

Kenya's High Commissioner in the UK, Manoah Esipisu. lauded the move as a victory for Kenyans in general.

Disabled woman loses nearly 10 stone after Norwich crash

A car crash and losing a relative to a brain tumour meant a Norfolk disabled woman "comfort ate" her way to obesity before Slimming World changed her life.

How Abbott's executive order impacts company vaccine mandates, per BakerHostetler attorney

Houston attorney says Abbott's executive order does not prohibit vaccine mandates

HOUSTON – Many Texas politicians are up in arms over Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order prohibiting vaccine mandates by any entity. However, one Houston attorney says the order isn’t exactly stopping businesses from requiring the jab.

Oxfordshire man riding his bike from Warwick to Oxford for charity

Celina Smith Chosen for Annie Live!

NBC's 'Annie Live!' Casts Annie

NBC Has Found its ANNIE and Her Name is Celina Smith

How The Conversation's journalism made a difference in April

Academic insights reached millions The story that garnered the most interest from our audience in April was this piece on why new COVID variants necessitate a global ‘maximum suppression’ strategy. It has been read more than 1.1 million times! It was also republished by more than 28 other media outlets around the world - including The Guardian, ABC and the South China Morning Post. 84% of its readers were from countries outside Australia. The second most-read piece was Ritesh Chugh from CQUniversity’s piece on how to deal with water damage to your phone, which received more than 570,000 reads. Ritesh said: “As an academic, such a wide readership provides great testimony of our public scholarship”

Vanessa Lachey to Star in 'NCIS: Hawai'i' | Hollywood Reporter

Vanessa Lachey to Lead NCIS: Hawai i Spinoff The actress will be the first female lead of a show in the long-running franchise. The latest addition to CBS NCIS franchise has found its lead. Vanessa Lachey will star in NCIS: Hawai i, becoming the first female lead of a show in the long-running franchise. Yasmine Al-Bustami and Jason Antoon have also signed on as series regulars. CBS gave a straight-to-series order to the spinoff, which had been in the works for several months, on April 23. Chris Silber, showrunner of the soon-to-end NCIS: New Orleans, will move to the new show, writing and executive producing alongside fellow