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The table iceberg, named D-28 by scientists, broke off the shelf in east Antarctica on September 26. It measures 1636 square kilometres (632 square miles) in area, is 210 metres (689 feet) thick and weighs a massive 315 billion tons.

A UK energy company, InfraStrata, said Tuesday that it had agreed to buy the 158-year old Belfast shipyard and its assets for £6 million ($7.3 million).

US family split as Home Office makes it increasingly difficult for overseas academics to work in UK universities.

The trouble for the 47-year-old Trudeau, pollsters say, is that these same voters are now frustrated after a series of Liberal scandals as well as the government’s decision to buy an oil pipeline in an attempt to shore up Canada’s key fossil fuels industry.

The survey from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) on Tuesday came on the heels of data last week showing a cooling in consumer spending in August.

 It's been a two-horse race this year to be named the world's most powerful passport, with both top contenders in Asia.

Our love for coffee goes beyond the Seattle purveyor who added tall, grande and vente into our daily vernacular.

A spokesman for former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has confirmed that the iconic Hollywood action star has arranged a Tesla Model 3 for climate change activist Greta Thunberg, who is scheduled to participate in several key protests around the United States and Canada this month.

The legendary director, who released ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood‘ over the summer, discussed the book in a new chat with Martin Scorsese.
 

Guyger, 31, says she entered Botham Jean’s home by mistake and shot him dead because she thought he was an intruder.

One expert says findings by international experts represent ‘egregious abuse of evidence’.

All 19 Democratic contenders are required to publish their quarterly fundraising figures by mid-October. Sanders and Buttigieg, who have both placed emphasis on their support from wide networks of small donors, were the first off the mark.

Police said they had opened fire during the incident at a college located in a shopping center in the town of Kuopio. One person, identified as a male Finnish citizen, was taken into custody. Police said he was among the injured.

The vessel’s operator, the French-based shipping company Bourbon, said in a statement Monday that the body of one of the crew members of the Bourbon Rhode was located by an aircraft involved in the search.

The law was passed earlier this year after a public consultation. It will take effect on Wednesday, according to a government notice.

Officers used firearms and one person has been taken into custody, the force also said on its Twitter feed.

The country's last pager provider, Tokyo Telemessage, closed its service on Tuesday.

It reverses a July announcement that the island would close in January to protect the dragons and their habitat.