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How To Add Countdown Widgets on Your iPhone - Vimarsana News

How To Add Countdown Widgets on Your iPhone

Planning a big event and want to add a countdown widget on your iPhone for free to get excited? Here's how.

Ukrainian intelligence admits internal conflicts in Russia - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian intelligence admits internal conflicts in Russia

There might be conflicts or military confrontations inside the aggressor country as a result of the successful efforts of the security and defense forces of Ukraine and the successful actions of the "insurgents", Spokesperson for the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Defense Ministry of Ukraine Andriy Yusov has said.

New Countdown host Colin Murray is pictured for the first time since split from wife - Vimarsana News

New Countdown host Colin Murray is pictured for the first time since split from wife

New Countdown host Colin Murray has been pictured for the first time since news of his split from wife of ten years Carly Paradis was revealed on Monday. 

New Countdown host Colin Murray 'splits from wife Carly Paradis after over ten years of marriage' - Vimarsana News

New Countdown host Colin Murray 'splits from wife Carly Paradis after over ten years of marriage'

The host, who was revealed as the permanent face of Countdown last month, is said to have parted ways with his composer wife after struggling to juggle their busy work schedules.

Countdown worker's pay rise could lay groundwork for sector-wide change - union - Vimarsana News

Countdown worker's pay rise could lay groundwork for sector-wide change - union

Thousands of First Union members employed at Countdown supermarkets have voted to accept a two-year collective agreement that includes wage rises of about 12 percent.

Source: rnz.co.nz